Farmhouse via Nazario Sauro, Barbarano Del Capo, Morciano di Leuca

Salento Agency is pleased to sell an ancient house located in Barbarano del Capo, a hamlet of Morciano di Leuca. The property is located in Via Nazario Sauro, about 2 km from Morciano di Leuca, about 6 km from the Torre Vado marina and 8 km from the Adriatic coast.
In the past the structure was used for the production of wine given the presence of a large wooden beam where the press was present to press the grapes and the large tanks for collecting the must.
The plot of land has a surface of 500 sqm while the building has an area of 110 square meters. The land is completely fenced with a wall about 1.60 meters high, it is built and is classified as "residential ZONE B".
The main entrance is characterized by a round arch; once you enter the entrance you will notice the typical barrel vault in tuff stone. From the atrium it is possible to access the rooms on the right, on the left and also to the area behind it. On the right we find a large room with a 60 square meter barrel vault and to the left there is a room with the star vault in which they worked. grapes and another room with a collapsed roof. In the area behind it, a staircase leads to the solar paving. From the renovation of this historic building, you can obtain a private residence or a small / medium-sized tourist accommodation facility (in the latter case it is possible to request incentives in part with a non-repayable loan and partly with a subsidized rate. .
It will be possible to request the connection to the aqueduct while the road does not have the main trunk of methane and sewerage.
MORCIANO DI LEUCA
Torre Vado is the marina of the municipality of Morciano di Leuca. The coast is characterized by a low coast with small pebbles, wet by clear and clean water. Torre Vado offers all the services (bar, newsstand, supermarkets, pharmacy, restaurants, etc.). The long sea allows you to go for walks up to the sandy coast of Pescoluse.
SALVE
The renowned Pescoluse Marina is known to most for its beautiful beaches of fine white sand and shallow and transparent waters, with crystal clear water has nothing to envy of Caribbean landscapes; not by chance one of the bathing establishments present chose Maldives del Salento as its name, which over the years has ended up being commonly used to indicate the whole town. Since the late 90s this location is increasingly becoming a mass tourism target, so that during the summer season several radio stations broadcast part of their broadcasts directly from this beach. Pescoluse hosts a recently built church dedicated to the Holy Pope John XXIII, dependent on the Parish of Salve.