Farmhouse Sp45 36, Crispiano

larosa real estate offers a historic nineteenth-century residence called "villa mininni" or "tower defense" located in the municipality of crispiano (ta) on a trapezoidal-shaped lot of approximately 7700 m2. the property looks like an ancient quadrangular tower arranged on 4 levels on a surface area of approximately 560 m2. beautiful external secular garden, ancient chapel and small caretaker's residence, declared "asset of particularly important interest" law 1 June 1939 n° 1089.

surfaces of the property:
1. lot area approximately 7760 m2;
2. total surface area of the property approximately 560 m2. divided into:
- ground floor of approximately 190 m2;
- 1st floor of approximately 140 m2. + rear terrace of approximately 50 m2;
- 2nd floor of approximately 140 m2;
- 3rd floor of approximately 140 m2;
- flat roof of approximately 140 m2;
3. external surface of the garden of approximately 7300 m2;
4. chapel surface area approximately 45 m2;
5. surface area of the caretaker's residence approximately 45 m2. /
description of the property:
the building is located on the outskirts of the municipality of Crispiano (TA), on the south-east side, and looks like an ancient defense tower that dominates the surrounding countryside. Built between 1891 - 1897, the tower is a clear testimony to the way of life of the emerging Taranto bourgeoisie at the end of the 19th century. the structural and decorative elements depict a "Gothic revival" which spread in Puglia in the second half of the 19th century. the tower is completely surrounded on 4 sides by a wonderful garden of approximately 7300 m2. which is accessed from the north side, where we find two monumental octagonal columns that support the enormous wrought iron gate (dated 1891), after crossing which we find two buildings, quadrangular in shape incorporated into the surrounding wall and, precisely, the chapel on the right, the caretaker's residence on the left, both with star vaults. the two blocks are enriched with niches, stone coats of arms, sculpted panels of saints (one dated 1703), nineteenth-century majolica tiles, a baroque stone altar enriched with brackets decorated with angels and leaf motifs, the tabernacle with a baroque door in painted wood, lunette Renaissance stone depicting a Christ supported by angels, sculptures of saints and angels.
from the entrance gate the long limestone avenue branches off and ends at the foot of the tower, while all around the view is lost in the dense garden which, from the road level up to the vault, almost hides the imposing tower from view, thanks to the presence of medium and tall trees, among which centuries-old conifers prevail, numerous shrubs typical of the Mediterranean scrub and various floral essences. furthermore, in the rear part of the villa, on the east side, there is the presence of the ancient almond-olive grove typical of the agricultural structure of the late 19th century. excellent investment...!!! possibility of creating an accommodation business or the villa of your dreams!!
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