7 bedrooms masseria, 456 m²

Alezio, Lecce (province)

Salento

Alezio, province of Lecce, Apulia
Immersed in the magic atmosphere of the Salento countryside, D'Amico Immobiliare offers you for sale this enchanting 456-square metre farmhouse with infinity pool in typical Salento style, with barrel and star vaults reflecting the traditional architecture of the area. 
Finely renovated, the masseria offers an environment that blends the charm of the past with modern comfort. 
The masseria comprises 7 bedrooms with ensuite bathroom, 2 additional service bathrooms, an indoor living, a modern professional kitchen and verandas ideal for enjoying al fresco dinners and breathtaking Salento sunsets, and a swimming pool where you can relax and cool down during hot summer days.
The property is set within a lush 5-hectare plot of land divided between an olive grove, Negramaro vineyard, variegated orchard, lemon grove, various walnut trees, small vegetable garden and a majestic forest with oak trees, offering a variety of local produce and an enchanting natural environment.
Located in a quiet and picturesque area of Salento, this farmhouse guarantees privacy and serenity, so much so that it is considered 'the quiet of the soul'. Its pride are the large outdoor spaces equipped and dedicated to relaxation, with charming and magical corners with visual glimpses that make this property with its characteristic and historical features, with niches, furnishing accessories in Lecce stone, and typical star and barrel vaults in carparo, an absolute asset.
The interior design is carefully detailed, with authentic touches that create a cosy and unique atmosphere. Ideal as a private residence, the property is currently an accommodation facility with agritourism activities.
The uniqueness of the single body, the independence, the exclusive location, the particularity of the rooms with an excellent distribution of space, make this property extremely valuable. 
This ancient Salento farmhouse is for sale in Alezio, in the province of Lecce, Puglia
The name Gallipoli (Caddhrìpuli in Gallipoli dialect) derives from the Greek “Kalé Polis”, whose meaning is “beautiful city”. The city, located along the western coast of the Salento peninsula, extends out onto the Ionian Sea with a coastline of around 20km which also includes the towns of Punta Pizzo, Baia Verde, Rivabella and Lido Conchiglie, and is divided into two parts: the village, which it welcomes the most modern part of the city, and the historic center, located on an island connected to the mainland with a seventeenth-century bridge. Of notable historical-naturalistic importance is the Island of Sant’Andrea, about a mile off the coast of the historic center, characterized by the presence of wild animals, such as the Corsican seagull. The entire coast boasts a low and very long beach made up of white dunes, made up of splendid sandy beaches with crystal clear water that are very popular in summer, and is interspersed with cliffs that open onto beaches and hidden corners.