Country house Sp326, Morciano di Leuca

In the Municipality of Morciano di Leuca, along the secondary road, Morciano di Leuca - Pozzo Pasulo, Salento Agency sells an agricultural land of approximately 5,851 square meters on which there is an ancient building in good structural condition but obviously it will be necessary to build the water, electricity, fixtures and flooring.
Inside, the building has a barrel vaulted roof.
The land has direct access from the municipal road and is about 3.5 km from the sea (5 minutes car) .
The property on one side borders on the state road 274 Gallipoli - Santa Maria di Leuca. and / or barrel. On the ground as well as some olive trees (attacked by the Xylella bacterium) there are also fruit trees (wild pear, fig, quince, prickly pear, etc.). villa, it will be possible to build a swimming pool of 40 square meters, with height of one meter and forty.
The water supply must be guaranteed either by a tank (to be fed with tankers) or from a well. The ENEL connection will be easy to install because the area is served by the line.
MORCIANO DI LEUCA
Torre Vado is the marina of the municipality of Morciano di Leuca. The coast is characterized by a low coast with small pebbles, bathed by clear and clean water. Torre Vado offers all services (bars, newsagents, supermarkets, pharmacy, restaurants, etc.). The promenade allows you to take walks up to the sandy coast of Pescoluse.
SALVE
The renowned Marina di Pescoluse is known to most for its beautiful beaches of fine white sand and shallow and transparent seabeds, and crystal clear water that it has nothing to envy to the Caribbean landscapes; it is no coincidence that one of the bathing establishments has chosen Maldives del Salento as its name, which over the years has come to be commonly used to indicate the entire locality.
In the territory of Salve (Lecce), in a fund called Terramascia, in 1930, some peasants intent on digging up a piece of land to be used for planting a vineyard were accidentally found a monetary treasure. The important peculiarity consisted - originally - of about a hundred silver coins minted in various Greek and Magna Graecia cities, datable between the second half of the 6th century and the 3rd century BC
The finds are kept at the National Archaeological Museum of Taranto. Faithful copies of the same, however, can be admired at the Documentation Center of the Territory of Salve (Palazzo Ramirez). The most recent coin in the treasure chest is a quadrigate of the mint of Rome referable to the middle of the third century BC, that is to the period in which the process of Romanization of the Salento peninsula began, culminating in the first century BC.