4-room flat via amplea, 0, Centro, Gallipoli

In the Corso Roma area, we offer for sale a nice newly built apartment on the first floor with a large balcony with a glimpse of the sea. All the real estate units that are part of the new condominium context have been designed with attention to every detail and able to meet the needs of contemporary life, with flexible and well-distributed spaces, to maximize comfort and practicality. of excellent quality and equipped with every comfort, spread over a total area of about 103 square meters, and consists of: entrance hall, large and bright living / dining room, kitchenette, double bedroom and second bedroom, two bathrooms, one service of the double bedroom and 2 balconies, one with a glimpse of the sea view serving the living area and the second bedroom, and the second fully serving the double bedroom.
The house is thermo-autonomous, with provision for air conditioning and also for the alarm system, security door, video intercom, adjustable electric shutters and aluminum frames with double glazing. With well-distributed and harmonious interior spaces and large balconies, the proposed solution lends itself to multiple types of investment, relying on the convenience of the area in which it is located.
Possibility to purchase a garage.
During 265 BC, Gallipoli was conquered by the Romans, who at that time were one of the major powers in Italy. These improved the communication systems of the city, connecting Gallipoli to the Via Traiana, this allowed a rapid passage towards the Balkans, and also, they expanded and developed port activities, thus transforming the city of Gallipoli into a military center, and later into a municipality. .
Subsequently, it was occupied by the Barbarians, in 450 who sacked the city, and marked one of the most terrible and cruel moments in the history of Gallipoli. During the 500, Gallipoli, together with most of Salento, were dominated for 42 years by the Byzantines.
Later, in 542 AD, Gallipoli was rebuilt from top to bottom by the Roman Empire of Onesti, which defensive systems, such as the construction of the castle in defense of the historic center of Gallipoli. Gallipoli became one of the most important naval and military centers of the Ionian. Moreover, in this period, Gallipoli, as in all Salento, learned the Greek-Orthodox religion, the traditions and the language of the Byzantines. In 710, Gallipoli was visited by Pope Constantine, who passed through there, during the journey he was making from Rome to Constantinople.
During the 11th century, Gallipoli and Salento were occupied by the Normans who liberated the city from the Greeks, and subsequently , after a period of