6 bedrooms villa, 400 m²

Gagliano del Capo, Lecce (province)

Salento

Santa Maria di Leuca, we offer for sale a charming luxury villa located in a privileged position, with a breathtaking view of the sea and the Greek peaks. The property is set into the cliff and boasts an infinity salt water swimming pool that seems to merge with the horizon, reached via a suggestive stone path amidst the Mediterranean scrub. The property extends over several levels, the interiors are characterized by bright rooms and panoramic terraces that offer spectacular views of the sea. There are three bedrooms with en suite bathrooms and separate terraces, ideal for guaranteeing privacy and tranquillity, a living area with sea view, a modern kitchen equipped with a central island, as well as a convenient laundry room. The outdoor spaces are treated in detail, full of relaxation areas, ideal for enjoying the hot summer days or for admiring the suggestive starry skies. The property includes an outbuilding and two typical Salento pajare with fireplace, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom, offering additional space for guests or service personnel. The villa is equipped with numerous comforts and cutting-edge technologies, including underfloor heating, air conditioning, solar panels and marble floors. In addition, there are also barbecues for moments of conviviality outdoors. The interiors are furnished with taste and elegance, offering bright and luxurious environments and the large windows allow for a breathtaking view of the sea from almost every corner of the property. If you are looking for a unique and prestigious place to live, this luxurious villa overlooking the cliffs of Leuca is the perfect solution for you. Don't miss this opportunity to own an exclusive property in one of the most fascinating places in Salento. Contact us for further information and/or to arrange a visit on 0833263777. (00393209041728). It will be a pleasure to personally show you all the details of this extraordinary villa. Ref.: L-5000 Cl. En: E Leuca is a name that derives from the Greek λευκός (leukós), that is "white", and is common to other toponyms such as Lèucade, a Greek island. According to Strabone, the promontory was originally named with the Greek name τα Λευκά (ta Leuká, the Whites), probably due to the white rocks perpendicular to the sea [3]. Hence the name of a very rare plant, present only in this area, called Cornflower of Capo di Leuca (Centaurea leucadea Lacaita) (see S. Pignatti, Flora d'Italia, Edagricole, 2018, vol. 3, p. 996) .