Single family villa Strada Comunale di Tuglie, Tuglie

In the charming town of Tuglie, on a hill, nestled in the green "Salento sierras", overlooking the beautiful bay of Gallipoli, sells beautiful mansion is situated in Salento, 160 square meters plus 70 square meters of basement, comprising entrance hall, living room, dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, conservatory and large garden of 5000 sqm.

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TERRITORY:
Tuglie covers an area of ??8.4 km ², lies on the Ionian side on the hillside of the Serre Salento, in the south-central part of the Salento peninsula. It lies between 57 and 142 meters above sea level. The town is divided into two distinct parts: the lower part, which coincides with the original urban fabric, which has developed in the longitudinal direction along the axis Sannicola-Parabita, and the upper part, including the location of Montegrappa, a tourist-residential developed from the late forties to the Shrine of Our Lady of Montegrappa. It is bordered to the north-west with the municipality of Sannicola, north-east by the municipality of Neviano, east and south with the municipality of Parabita, to the west with the municipality of Gallipoli.

CLIMATE:
From a meteorological point of view Tuglie falling within the territory of Salento, which has a Mediterranean climate, with mild winters and hot humid summers. Based on the average reference, the average temperature of the coldest month, January, amounts to about +9 ° C, while that of the warmest month, August, is about 25.1 ° C. Average annual rainfall, which are around 676 mm, have a minimum in spring and summer and a peak in autumn-winter. Referring to the wind, the municipalities of Salento weakly affected by the current Western thanks to the protection given by the Serre Salentine creating a system to shield. By contrast, the current autumn and winter from the South-East, aimed in part the increase in precipitation, in this period, compared to the rest of the peninsula

HISTORY:
The existence of four menhirs (Monte Prinos, Nine Crosses, Caruggio, Scirocco) and "Caves Passaturi" confirms that the surrounding area has been inhabited since ancient times. In particular, the caves, also called "old houses", is assumed to have been used as a residence by the ancient people of Tulli, a population living on site at the time of the Romans, less important and famous of the Messapians and documented by historians' Ancient Rome Livy and Pliny the Elder.