2 bedrooms apartment, 55 m²

Salve, Lecce (province)

Salento

In Torre Pali in via Corso Genova, just about 500 meters from the beach and 2 kilometers from the wonderful Maldives of Salento, the beaches of Pescoluse, and the beautiful beaches of Lido Marini, we offer for sale a beautiful and welcoming apartment located on the first floor for 120,000 euros. The apartment in detail consists of a large living room with kitchenette, hallway where you access 2 bright bedrooms, comfortable bathroom with shower and a practical covered corner veranda where you could have lunch or dinner outside in complete relaxation and a covered parking space in the basement.
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The apartment will be sold fully furnished and has: -enel meter - connection to the aqueduct -cesspool -air conditioner in the hallway -covered parking space in the basement
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We recommend viewing the property to all those who prefer to comfortably walk to the beach, and being in a central area you have everything nearby without forgetting the car. An ideal solution also for all tourists who intend to invest in Salento not only on a real estate level but also on a health level, given the particularity of the almost always mild climate and the unique and evocative landscape with sandy beaches, clear and crystalline waters that make this area heavenly.
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SIZE
-Lot approximately 70 m2
-Coverage approximately 55 m2
-Balcony approximately 15 m2
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Information on Torre Pali: Torre Pali, a hamlet and marina of Salve, overlooks the Ionian Sea with a picturesque coastline and a small village that projects onto the beach. The coast is low and sandy, characterized by the presence of dunes behind it covered with Mediterranean scrub. Torre Pali and the municipality of Salve earned the prestigious recognition of the Blue Flag in 2009 for its clear sea and clean beaches, an award reconfirmed every year until 2016. Torre Pali was once called Marina di Sant'Antonio, for the small church built for the will of the fishermen, then the village took the name of the sixteenth-century coastal tower, an ancient stone sentinel and point of reference for fishermen with a small port for mooring small boats. In the direction of the hinterland, the countryside with its scents of the Mediterranean scrub invites you to take a walk to discover dolmens and rock caves, among dry stone walls and ancient farms.