Terraced house via Mascagni 3, Tuglie

Tuglie sells a detached chalet in the raw state. The house is spread over two floors plus a large garage in the basement. On the ground floor is the living area which is divided into living room, kitchen, bathroom and utility room, plus balconies facing the front and back. On the first floor is the sleeping area with two bedrooms, bathrooms and storage areas, plus balconies facing the front and back. In the basement there is a large room for garage or tavernetta.
THE PRICE IS REFERRED TO THE CURRENT STATUS OF THE IMMOBILE.
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TRRITORY:
Tuglie extends over an area of ??8.4 km², is lying on the ionic slope of the hillsides of the Serre Salentine, in the central-southern part of the Salento peninsula. It is between 57 and 142 meters above sea level. The inhabited center is divided into two distinctly distinct parts: the lower part, coinciding with the original urban fabric, which developed longitudinally along the Sannicola-Parabita axis, and the upper part, comprising the locality of Montegrappa, a tourist-residential resort developed since the end of the forties around the Sanctuary of the Madonna del Montegrappa. It borders northwest with the municipality of Sannicola, northeast with the municipality of Neviano, east and south with the municipality of Parabita, to the west with the municipality of Alezio.

CLIMA: From the meteorological point of view Tuglie it falls into the territory of the low Salento which has a purely Mediterranean climate, with mild winters and warm wet summers. According to the reference averages, the average temperature of the coldest month in January is around +9 ° C, while that of the hottest month in August is around +25.1 ° C. The average annual rainfall, around 676 mm, has a minimum in spring-summer and a peak in the fall-winter. Referring to windiness, the municipalities of the low Salento are weakly affected by the western currents thanks to the protection established by the Serene Salentine that create a shield system. On the contrary, the autumn and winter currents from the Southeast increase in part the increase in precipitation in this period compared to the rest of the peninsula.
The existence of four menhirs (Monte Prino, Nove Croci, Caruggio, Scirocco) and the "Cave Passaturi" confirms that the surrounding area has been visited since the remote times. In particular, for caves, also called "old houses", it is assumed to have been used as a dwelling by the ancient people of the Tulli, a population allocated in place at the time of the Romans, less important and famous of the Messapi and documented by the historians of the " ancient Rome Tito Livio and Pliny the Elder.