This property has lots to offer; a beautiful antique farmhouse, development opportunity to renovate and extend, adding a pool, easily accessible by a country road in good condition, only 1,3 km from San Vito dei Normanni, so possible to walk to town!
It has a rectangular-shaped land of 8500 sqm, with stone walls on three sides. The land is flat with many trees.
The farmhouse has been partly renovated with new roofs in two rooms, the main room having star-vaulted ceilings and the walls in excellent condition with beautiful exposed stonework and wall niches. It can be renovated as a one-bedroom or extended with 35 sq m, making two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Outside is a terraced area perfect for adding a veranda overlooking a pool.
The possibilities are many in creating your affordable Italian dream home!
The surrounding area is pleasant and perfect for an afternoon stroll. 1,3 km only into town!
The farmhouse has a water cistern. Electricity is easy to connect by the road.

WHAT TO SEE:
From the farmhouse, the beaches of the Adriatic Sea are easily reached in approximately 15 minutes (15 km). Specchiolla and Torre Santa Sabina are two seaside places with many beaches, restaurants and cafes.
Ten minutes to the south is the beautiful nature reserve Torre Guaceto by the sea. It offers an attractive escape from beach resorts as you find unspoiled beaches and no cars allowed here. The parking is at the visitor's centre, and there are organized nature walks, cycle trekking and snorkelling trips.

The villa has the advantage of being not far from central areas of world interest, such as the mile-long caves of Castellana; the archaeological excavations of the Roman Egnatia by the Adriatic coastline; the Trulli houses of Alberobello- a UNESCO World Heritage site: the beautiful white town of Ostuni, located on top of a hill with fantastic sea views; the medieval town of Oria; the wealthy baroque town of Martina Franca; the petite and charming Cisternino, the Zoo Safari Park of Fasano (lots of fun for children and adults alike); the caves of Polignano a Mare, well known also for its tasty ice cream; Grottaglie famous for its ceramics and old stone carvings; and last but not least the famous baroque city of Lecce which is called the Florence of the South. Lecce is a beautiful town for long walks, enjoying the fantastic atmosphere, bars, outside restaurants and great shops. Lecce can be reached in 55 minutes and has countless medical churches and a great richness of architecture. The famous Roman amphibian theatre is also used in town for music and drama performances in the open during summer.

Further to the south, inland Salento has several charming historical villages with ancient history. The townhouses often come with a garden and roof terrace, and it's fascinating to open the simple door from the street - and inside, almost like a little palace with a garden! The advantage of staying in a town is socializing with Italian neighbours, walking to the café and buying a newspaper and a cup of coffee in the morning and having all amenities within reach during daytime and nighttime.
In Sternatina and Martignano to the South of Lecce, antique Greek is still spoken by the villagers.
Maglie is like a mini Lecce with many fine buildings. Muro Leccese is more diminutive and represents a small town/village with an excellent architectural history. Cutrofiano is famous for French holiday home ownership. Ruffano has many fine old buildings for sale, waiting to find new owners and to be restored. Surano has a small town centre with very excellent antique facilities for sale. Spongano, again, is a small village surrounded by olive groves. Here you can see grand secluded villas and country retreats owned by foreigners and families from North Italy who come to relax in rural Salento.
The east coast of Salento is rougher than the southwest and for people who enjoy the sea and fishing.