Building land for Sale

In Felloniche, a seaside resort halfway between San Gregorio and Santa Maria di Leuca, D'AMICO IMMOBILIARE sales a 7,600 square meters building land overlooking the sea with olive trees and an oak forest, on which it is possible to build a 120 square meters covered Villa.
The Villa to be built on the land can be composed of a large Living Room with Open Space Kitchen, 3 Bedrooms and 2 Bathrooms, with star or barrel vault, made with typical materials of Salento such as Carparo, Tufo and Pietra Leccese. Outside, you can make porches and pergolas.
On this property, you can also request permission for the construction of a swimming pool, and a possible artesian well. Adjacent to this land, there are two other land for sale including one with project being approved for the construction of a Villa.
The sea of Felloniche, made of golden sand is about 1 km away. In addition, there are commercial activities of all kinds.
D'AMICO IMMOBILIARE offers you all its advice both for the purchase and both for the design and realization of everything, thanks to the close collaboration of twenty years, with architects, engineers and surveyors of the place, and possible management of the property, to be rented to tourists. The rent of a property in Salento, is among the highest.
Contact us and we will realize for you the villa, turnkey, according to your wishes... All this with D'AMICO IMMOBILIARE !
The distance from SANTA MARIA DI LEUCA to the Airport of Salento (BRINDISI) is about 130 km while the distance from the capital of Salento, that is LECCE is 90 km . CASTRIGNANO DEL CAPO is only 2 km from Santa Maria di Leuca.
The name "Leuca" was given by the ancient Greek sailors who came from the east, At short distance from the shore, they saw the coast illuminated by the sun that made it look white, which in Greek is called "Leuco", in fact. Saint Mary was later added by Christian tradition, to commemorate the landing of St. Peter from Palestine. In fact, testimonies tell that right from here Saint Peter began his process of evangelization. The name "de finibus terrae" has been attributed by the Romans, for the position in which it is located, that is, on the border of the earth, beyond which, there is only the sea.