Castrignano del Capo, Lecce, Italy

Description

The Villa is located 2 km from Santa Maria di Leuca.

The villa, built in the '80s, is named after the building on the site, called Pajara (Trullo cone, dating back to 1870), built next to it, eventually becoming a villa's room. The latter was made of stone, typical of the place, and arranged on two levels, along with other buildings, one for Dependance, one for Laundry-Depot, and one for Garage, plus a porch to park cars in the shade.

The villa, of 123 sqm covered area, is composed:

On the ground floor: a Living room, sitting area with small fireplace, overlooking the Salento garden, hallway, bathroom, Kitchen with fireplace, bedroom made in the Pajara;

On the first floor: a hallway, 2 large double bedrooms and 1 large bathroom with shower.

The Dependance, of 24 sqm of covered area, consists of a large double bedroom with a large bathroom with shower, as well as another outdoor shower when you come back from the sea.

Both the Villa and the Dependance bedrooms have Hot-Cold Air Conditioners as well as Hot Air Thermos for the few days of winter.

The Warehouse, a 14 sqm covered area, houses the washing machine, artesian well water filtration system, fresh drinking water, and some wardrobes.

The 40 sqm covered garage is used throughout the winter as a storage of garden furniture and tools, as well as a car to be kept in place for the summertime. Alongside is a porch for two cars.

In front of the villa, there is an arcade with a stone bench, which is furnished with a table for breakfast in the summer. There is a pergola with a barbecue for lunches and dinners.

The property can be equipped with a maximum size of 4x10 or 5x8 mt, for a maximum of 40 sqm of water.

The property is equipped with links to the Public Water Network.

The entrance road and various parts of the property are paved with stone.

The walls of the villa and of the other buildings are made of bricks and are externally covered with dry stone, for a wall thickness ranging from 80 to 150 centimeters.
The garden offers a wide variety of typical Mediterranean plants, such as lentils, all kinds of flowers that bloom at all times of the year, fig-trees, figs of India, Rosemary, Lemons, Mandarins, olive trees, nimosa, and various aromatic plants.

It is set in a garden of 4830 square meters, consisting of a small olive grove, and about 40 plants and irrigated, a forest of secular pine trees and Mediterranean scrubs.