Along the road that leads from Morciano di Leuca to Pozzo Pasulo, just 3.5 km from the sea, Salento Agency offers for sale a 5851 square meters agricultural land with an ancient building.

The building has a beautiful barrel vault in good condition, but requires the construction of systems (water and electricity), flooring and installation of fixtures.

The agricultural land on which it stands has direct access to the municipal road, borders on one side with the state road 274 Gallipoli - S. Maria di Leuca and is planted with olive trees (attacked by the Xylella bacterium) and fruit trees (wild pear, fig, quince, prickly pears, etc. ..).

In addition to the building, it is possible to build a villa of about 60 square meters with a concrete lateral floor or 80 square meters with the typical star or barrel vaults and create a swimming pool of 40 square meters with a maximum height of one meter and forty. For the water supply, it will be necessary to build a cistern or dig into an artesian well, while for the ENEL connection it will not require special precautions as the area is served by the public line.

The disposal of wastewater, on the other hand, must take place through the sub-irrigation or phytodepuration system.

MORCIANO DI LEUCA

Torre Vado is the marina of the municipality of Morciano di Leuca. The coast is characterized by a low coast with small pebbles, bathed by clear and clean water. Torre Vado offers all services (bars, newsagent, supermarkets, pharmacy, restaurants, etc.). The promenade allows you to take walks to the sandy coast of Pescoluse.

SALVE

The Marina di Pescoluse is renowned to most for its beautiful beaches of fine white sand and shallow and transparent waters, and crystal clear water that has nothing to envy to the Caribbean landscapes; it is no coincidence that one of the bathing establishments has chosen Maldives of Salento as its name, which over the years has come to be commonly used to indicate the entire locality.In the territory of Salve (Lecce), in a fund called Terramascia, in 1930, a coin treasure was found accidentally by some farmers intent on hoeing a land to use it for the planting of a vineyard. The important peculio consisted - originally - of about a hundred silver coins minted in various Greek and Magna Graecia cities, dating from the second half of the sixth century and the third century BC.The finds are kept at the National Archaeological Museum of Taranto. Faithful copies of the same, however, can be admired at the Documentation Center of the Territory of Salve (Palazzo Ramirez).The most recent coin of the treasure is a quadrigate of the mint of Rome referable to the mid-third century BC, ie the period in which the process of Romanization of the Salento peninsula began, culminating then in the first century BC.