In the heart of the picturesque hamlet of Barbarano del Capo, in the municipality of Morciano di Leuca, 7 km from the sea and 125 km from Brindisi airport there is this lovely house, located on a quiet and convenient road. The house emanates an authentic charm thanks to the architectural elements typical of the Salento, such as the charming star and barrel vaults. Entering from the main doors, there are two large rooms, both embellished by the characteristic star vaults. In front of one of these rooms there is the kitchen, which has once been enhanced by a star vault and has a fireplace, ideal for creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The kitchen leads to a hallway that leads to a large bathroom with bathtub. A driveway, which starts from the street, leads to the courtyard / garden at the back of the house, an oasis of tranquility where you can spend pleasant outdoor moments. The courtyard leads to both the kitchen and a spacious cellar of about 15 square meters, characterized by a fascinating barrel vault. The house will have to be connected to the public services (aqueduct and sewer). This property offers a perfect combination of tradition and functionality, making it ideal for those looking for a cozy and rich in character home in the heart of Salento. If this unique house has aroused your interest, Salento Agency has other solutions that could be for you.
BARBARANO DEL CAPO
Small hamlet of the Municipality of Morciano di Leuca, Barbarano is a concentrate of historical, cultural and scenic riches. From the strong karst component of its territory originate the famous Vore, the Great and the Small, while its religious past is a testimony of the Sanctuary of Santa Maria di Leuca del Belvedere, better known as the "complex of Leuca Piccola", whose rooms can still be visited. Its connection to Leuca is dictated by its function: the complex in fact offered rest, refreshment and silence of prayer to the pilgrims of Europe direct with their animals at the Sanctuary of Finibus Terrae, about 16 km away. Barbarano also retains an imposing defensive tower, once part of the defensive castle wanted by the noble Capece family in the sixteenth century.