Building land for Sale

Near Gallipoli, in Padula Bianca - Sannicola, a few steps from the sea, it is selling a land of about 14,000 square meters. designed by the planning instrument in Zone D5 - Area and / or equipment used for tourist activities and sports. Price € 100.00 per mq.

Per more information call directly our representative to the number 3939354641, or write to ecataldi@primeimmobiliare.it or fill out our form.

TERRITORIO
Sannicola covers an area of ??27.32 square kilometers, is located on the northern foothills of the Serre Salentine and is between 3 and 125 meters above sea level, dividing the territory into two areas: inland and the end coastal. The first level with a fertile cultivated mainly with olives and grape from which the wine is produced DOC Alezio. The coastal strip is dominated by the slight hills of the greenhouse with a rocky barren and arid that descends to the sea. Bordered to the north by the town of Galatone, on the east by the towns of Tuglie and Neviano, on the south by the town of Gallipoli, south and west by the municipality of Gallipoli.

CLIMA
Dal terms of weather Sannicola within the territory of Salento which has a Mediterranean climate, with mild winters and hot humid summers. Based on the average of reference, the average temperature of the coldest month, January, amounts to about + 9 ° C, while that of the hottest month, August is around 25.1 ° C. Average annual rainfall, which are around 676 mm, have a minimum in the spring-summer and autumn-winter peak. Referring to the wind, the municipalities of Salento weakly affected the westerlies thanks to the protection given by the Serre Salentine that create a shield. Instead the current autumn and winter from the South-East, aimed in part the increase in precipitation, in this period, compared to the rest of penisola

STORIA
Pochissimo known for ages prior to 1484, the year in which the Ionian town He was sacked and destroyed by the Venetians. In the Byzantine era has shown signs of the Basilian monks and the whole area of ??Sannicola was called up to the eighteenth century with the name of greek Rodogallo, meaning 'place of beautiful roses'. The Basilian must be the remains of the abbeys of San Mauro and San Salvatore. The April 5, 1908 the citizens of St. Nicholas (now in the meantime Sannicola due to an error) obtained the administrative separation from Gallipoli and the formation of a separate municipality that aggregated to itself the villages of Chiesanuova and San Simone.