Agricultural Land with Two Trulli in Morciano di Leuca
Are you looking for a plot where you can build your dream villa with a pool, just 2.5 km from the sea? With Salento Agency, your dream can become a reality.
Located in the countryside of Morciano di Leuca, we offer for sale a large agricultural land of 15,000 square meters with two trulli, featuring a storage room and two ancient trulli. The land is accessible via a public road, and the area is served by the main electricity supply line.
In accordance with the local building regulations, it is possible to apply for a permit to construct a villa of 140/150 sqm, complete with a pergola and a pool. Additionally, the conversion of the storage room, which covers 40 sqm, as well as the two trulli, will be permitted. Water supply can be ensured by a cistern to be filled with a tanker truck or through the construction of a domestic well. As stipulated by regional law, wastewater disposal must be managed through a sub-irrigation system.
Salento Agency will be happy to assist you throughout all stages, from purchasing to designing and delivering the finished villa. Trust us for creating your home in Salento.
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MORCIANO DI LEUCA
A small municipality in Salento, Morciano di Leuca also includes the village of Barbarano del Capo and the marina of Torre Vado, a renowned tourist destination for its rocky and sandy coastline and fresh spring waters. Underground oil mills and baroque churches still populate Morciano di Leuca, which is also notably close to the Messapian site of Vereto. The imposing military castle built in the 14th century for defensive purposes is still visible in Morciano.
TORRE VADO
Known for its wide seafront and strategic location on the Ionian coast, Torre Vado is one of the most popular tourist spots thanks to its expansive sandy beaches and freshwater rocky coves. The coastal tower, once used for spotting, gives Torre Vado its name and frames the small, year-round port. It tells a piece of local history: built in the 16th century by Charles V of Habsburg to protect the territory from the Saracens, it was known as “cavallara” because a mounted messenger would depart from there to reach the inland in case of enemy attacks.
