Single-family detached house via Minniti, 1, Centro, Gallipoli

Gallipoli, in a side street of the central Corso Roma, an ideal place for anyone who loves shopping, where you can discover the renowned social life of the Città Bella thanks to the many clubs, pubs, bars and restaurants, we offer for sale a commercial space on the ground floor of 62 m2 between the streets of San Sebastiano and Minniti and independent house on two levels with exclusive property solar area. The commercial space is rented to a well-established restaurant business. The house with independent entrance on the ground floor from Via Minniti develops as follows: on the first floor there are two bedrooms and a bathroom; on the second floor there is a kitchen with a covered veranda which leads to the level terrace with a glimpse of the sea, two bedrooms, one of which is a balcony and another bathroom. Ideal for both residential use and as an accommodation facility. We recommend watching it.

Gallipoli (CaḍḍhrìpulI in Gallipoli dialect and in Salento Greek, Gallipolis in Latin) is an Italian municipality of 20,965 inhabitants in the province of Lecce in Puglia. Located along the western coast of the Salento peninsula, it is the fifth center of the province by number of inhabitants. It is the seat, together with Nardò, of the Diocese of Nardò-Gallipoli. The city juts out onto the Ionian Sea and is divided into two parts: the village and the historic centre. The first is the most recent part of the city, built on a peninsula that juts out into the Ionian towards the west. The historic center, however, is located on an island of limestone origin, connected to the mainland via a seventeenth-century arched bridge. Of notable historical-naturalistic importance is the Island of Sant'Andrea, about a mile off the coast of the historic centre, characterized by the presence of wild animals, such as the Corsican seagull. The territory of the municipality of Gallipoli, which occupies an area of 40 35 km², it overlooks the Ionian Sea with a coastline of approximately 20 km including the towns of Punta Pizzo, Baia Verde, Rivabella and Lido Conchiglie. The urban centre, located 12 m above sea level, is made up of the old city, located on a limestone island connected to the mainland with a seventeenth-century bridge, and the village, which houses the most modern part of the city. The territory borders to the north with the municipality of Sannicola, to the east with the municipalities of Alezio and Matino, to the south with the municipality of Taviano and to the west with the Ionian Sea. The regional natural park of the Island of Sant'Andrea and the coast of Punta Pizzo falls within the municipality of Gallipoli. The coat of arms of Gallipoli consists of the image of a rooster with a crown and an inscription that reads "fideliter excubat" (watch faithfully). Legend has it that the rooster imprinted his image on the shield of Idomeneo of Crete, the hero believed to be the founder of the city of Lecce in Gallipoli.
Gallipoli is located on a promontory and a small island that extend for 3 km into the sea. Ionian. The old city occupies the limestone island with winding and narrow streets, surrounded by a panoramic road. A 7-arch bridge connects the island