2 bedrooms villa, 110 m²

Matino, Lecce (province)

Salento

Matino, in the heart of the Salento countryside and just a few minutes from the sea, opens an oasis of tranquility: a newly built villa immersed in a plot of land of about 4,000 square meters. A large porch welcomes guests, inviting them to enter a bright living area with kitchenette, designed to experience the house without boundaries between inside and outside. The sleeping area offers a double bedroom with en suite bathroom and direct access to the rear patio, a second bedroom and a second well-finished bathroom. Clean lines, modern volumes and contemporary comforts: underfloor heating, ducted air conditioning system, latest generation heat pump and thermally broken aluminum frames with double glazing that guarantee insulation and silence. The external staircase leads to the solar area, ready to become a panoramic terrace or private solarium. The land planted with olive trees and fruit trees is served by an underground irrigation system, fed by an artesian well with storage tank. A perfect property for those seeking privacy, modernity and authentic beauty. For more information call 0833263777. (00393285505630) For all the news follow us on Instagram: Lucerimmobiliare Ref. MATC-250 Cl. En. G Matino, a quiet town in the Province of Lecce, is located downstream from the "serra di S. Eleuterio", has about 11,419 inhabitants and is located 75 meters above sea level; it is 38 km from its capital and 12 km from the Bay of Gallipoli, with which it is connected by road and rail. It has recently been recognized as a tourist city for its particular historic center, now a garrison of many authoritative citizens of the world. The municipality, which extends over an area of 26, 28 km², reaches 38 m above sea level of minimum height and 172 m above sea level of maximum height. The town dominates the valley called Taviano-Matino which represents one of the most fertile areas of Salento. Very frequent are the masserie, large rural buildings that stood on large estates, the result of the notable boost given to agricultural production in the Bourbon period (1724-1860). Also quite common are the so-called caseddhi, or pajare (haystacks), a typical example of rural construction, deriving from ancient construction techniques of Magna Graecia origin. Very widespread are the modern type of rural construction, testifying to the attachment of the local populations to the land and to a very lively agritourism market. The territory of the municipality borders to the north with the municipalities of Parabita and Collepasso, to the east with the municipality of Casarano, to the south with the municipalities of Melissano and Taviano, to the west with the municipalities of Gallipoli and Alezio.