Independent apartments with garage for sale in the town of Morciano di Leuca.

In Via Enrico Fermi, a few steps from the town center, Salento Agency, offers for sale of two independent apartments with garage, one on the ground floor and one on the first floor.
Both apartments are in a rustic state, without any fixture or finishes so you can make internal changes.
The apartment on the first floor has access from Via Enrico Fermi, as well as the garage on the basement. Inside it is currently divided into living room, dining room, kitchen, two large bedrooms, a bathroom and storage room. Outside there is a street-level courtyard and balconies.
The apartment on the first floor, as well as the attached garage, have access from a private road parallel to Via Enrico Fermi. The independent staircase leads to the apartment also consisting of a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, two large bedrooms, a bathroom and storage room. The internal staircase, continues up to the large flat roof, the ideal place to create a beautiful relaxation area with pergolas and masonry seats and enjoy the view of the village.
Each apartment is about one hundred and fifteen square meters.
The two garages of about forty-five square meters each are completely independent.
The published price refers to one apartment with the garage.
Possibility to connect the apartments to public services of aqueduct, sewerage and natural gas.
If you need help for internal changes and/or to complete the construction, ask Salento Agency. Thanks to the collaboration with technical studios and local companies, we will help you to realize your project.

TORRE VADO

Marina of the town of Morciano di Leuca, Torre Vado is appreciated for its spacious promenade and for the low coastline with small pebbles and sandy spaces, clear and clean water. Once called “the rivers”, the springs of Torre Vado are local fresh waters, a place for refreshment in the summers. The harbor and the coastal tower, once sighting, (tower that gives its name to Torre Vado) frame a small town especially in summer. The Tower is a piece of local history: built in the sixteenth century by Charles V of Habsburg to defend the territory from the Saracens, it is called “cavallara” because a messenger on horseback used to leave to reach the hinterland in case of danger of attack.