Detached house with star vaults

For sale in Ruggiano, a quiet hamlet in the municipality of Salve, Salento Agency offers a detached house with star vaults distributed on two levels, with a total surface area of 130 square metres. Situated along the main road that connects this small village to the municipality to which it belongs, the house is distinguished by an elegant and sober main façade. At the entrance, a large courtyard welcomes the residents, offering enough space to park a car. An external staircase leads to the mezzanine floor, where a lovely veranda introduces the dwelling.

On the first floor we find a large living area and a dining room with fireplace, both characterised by high ceilings and the traditional star vaults typical of Salento architecture. The kitchen, on the other hand, has a barrel vault and a French door giving access to a front balcony. The floor is completed by a bedroom and a bathroom.

In the basement, used as a storage room or tavern, there are three rooms with barrel vaults and a second bathroom. In the rear courtyard, an iron staircase leads to both the basement and the terrace, with the presence of a room used as a drying room and a service bathroom. The property is connected to the water and sewage network, and offers the possibility of connection to the methane gas network, should this be required by the purchaser.

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SALVE

A small municipality in lower Salento, the territory of Salve also includes the marinas of Pescoluse, Torre Pali, Posto Vecchio and Lido Marini, loved for their fine, sandy coastline, and for the notable attractions and services they offer. Significant archaeological discoveries, now also available at special sites, have made it possible to reconstruct the history of the first settlements in Salve and the life of Bronze Age villages. Salve has always been a prosperous territory for an oil and wine economy, and there are still significant underground oil mills and ancient farms as well as prestigious palaces and suggestive defensive towers, such as Torre Pali, built by Charles V of Habsburg to defend the territory from Saracen raids.