Apartment with terraces

In the "old town" of Gallipoli, inside Palazzo d’Acugna, a sixteenth-century residence named after the Spanish captain Francisco D’Acugna who in 1625 wanted to dedicate to his King an inscription still legible on the facade, we find an apartment that combines authenticity and comfort. Situated in a more private area, yet easily accessible by walking, it allows you to experience the old town comfortably away from the chaos of the city center. From the Durazzesco portal of the palace, you enter a common hallway, dominated by a drop arch with elegant braided beaded molding, continuing into the atrium and up the stairs you arrive at the property that retains star-shaped stone vaults, niches in the walls, and cement tiles decorating the floors. The recently renovated apartment is equipped with a habitable kitchen, a living area with exposed stone vaults, a large and bright bedroom overlooking the terrace, and a functional bathroom. An additional feature is the presence of two large terraces that provide light and air to the property. The first is accessible both from the kitchen area and an external entrance, the perfect place for outdoor lunches and dinners, here within the walls a covered space has also been created for the laundry; going up you reach the second large terrace, which is also accessible via an internal staircase, this is equipped with a bathroom and is prepared to accommodate an outdoor hot tub. The property is also equipped with split cooling/heating system, alarm, cameras, and fast internet connection. The outdoor spaces are ideal for socializing and relaxation and capable of transforming into a true extension of the house. The palace with its historical significance, the two hypogeum oil mills, and the evocative view of the ancient buildings, make the property fascinating and comfortable.