1 Bathrooms
Description
RECEPTIVE STRUCTURE. villa is a lovely villa with swimming pool that has all the comforts for an amazing holiday in the Land of Primitivo. A small unspoilt corner 12 km from Manduria and only 15 km from the famous beaches of the Ionian coast: Punta Prosciutto, Torre Colimena and San Pietro in Bevagna. The local tradition is well represented in this cosy dwelling thanks to the characteristic ceramics and exposed tuff vaults. Guests will also have numerous outdoor living spaces and a wonderful swimming pool, enhanced by chromatic night lighting. Nearby you can visit: Taranto, Manduria, Porto Cesareo, Gallipoli, Nardò, Brindisi, Grottaglie, Ostuni, Lecce.
villa HAS BEEN SUBJECTED TO A CHECK-UP BY A TECHNICAL RESPONSABLE BEFORE THE BEGINNING OF THE SEASON, TO ENSURE CONCISTENCY OF THE DESCRIPTION, ACCESSORIES LISTED ON THIS PAGE AND THEIR PRESENT STATE OF OPERATION/MAINTENANCE, TO GUARANTEE QUALITY, CLEANLINESS AND COMFORT TO ALL CLIENTS WHO WILL STAY HERE.
Interior
a Leccina is an old tufo building, renovated and extended, preserving the arches and vaults typical of local architecture. Inside the property, there is a large living room with a working fireplace and a double sofa bed. The kitchen, built entirely in brickwork, overlooks two external sides, offering natural light at all times of day. The double bedroom is equipped with an en-suite bathroom with shower, which has been designed to be handicapped accessible, taking into account the needs of all guests, thus ensuring a comfortable and accessible experience for all. The property also has a bathroom with shower accessible from the outside, where the washing machine is located, which becomes a practical laundry room if needed. The property is complete with an external veranda, furnished with table and chairs, accessible directly from the living area, which becomes a practical extension of the living area, a truly ideal place to enjoy wonderful outdoor dinners.
Park
The 2.5 hectare garden plot offers a vast expanse of space to enjoy the natural surroundings. The view of the landscape surrounding the villa is enhanced by 1,400 square metres of lawn, a lush green area perfect for relaxing or organising outdoor activities. The wooden gazebos outside the villa are cosy and functional spaces. Equipped with sun loungers or furniture, they are ideal and inviting corners to relax and enjoy pleasant moments together. There are also functional areas equipped with care and intelligence, a bathroom with shower and washing machine with access from the outside, and a mobile barbecue for barbecued food enthusiasts.
Swimming Pool
The villa's swimming pool is a beautiful structure located only 15 metres from the villa itself. Its shape is rectangular, measuring 11 metres long and 6 metres wide. The concrete pool has an infinity edge that adds an elegant touch to its design. The depth of the pool varies from a minimum of 80 centimetres to a maximum of 2.40 metres, allowing everyone to enjoy an aquatic experience suited to their preferences. To access the water, there is a useful Roman ladder. The water is cleaned using a salt purification system, ensuring excellent water quality. Next to the pool is a paved sunbathing area, furnished with sun loungers and three parasols, where you can relax and enjoy the tranquillity of the place. The pool area is also equipped with a practical outdoor shower with hot and cold water. The pool is open from the last Saturday in April to the first Saturday in October.
Pets
On request, € 60,00 per animal per week or part of week
Fenced-in property
Partial with dry stone wall
Amenities and feature
Location and distances
The heart of the Alto Salento is in the province of Brindisi and Taranto, between the Ionian and Adriatic seas. Along the roads are expanses of olive groves and vineyards as far as the eye can see. This is Puglia, the paradise of oil and wine, where the genuine embrace of the countryside proffers unique fragrances and flavours. The vineyards of the Terre del Primitivo oblige visitors to make a stop in the DOC wine capitals like Manduria: a fertile land of ancient Messapian foundation. This small town contains the treasures of numerous eras, traces of which can be found among the alleys and little squares that suddenly appear before you in the borgo, while along its country roads flourish the vineyards of the famous Vino Primitivo. The oldest and most glorious soul of Manduria can be seen in the Messapian necropolis which today is an archaeological park that includes more than 2,500 tombs from the sixth to the second century BC. Walking along the remains of the triple town walls one can imagine the time when the Messapians raised horses and prepared to go into battle against the people of Taranto. A short walk away from the large walls the land conceals its most precious secret: the Plinian Fountain, the “living” coat of arms of the town. A flight of steps carved into the rock leads to a cave, open at the top, with a well in the centre from which sprouts an almond tree. Its perennial and constant flow of water fascinated Pliny the Elder, who mentioned it in his "Historia Naturalis".