Salento Agency proposes the sale of the management of a charming restaurant located in the heart of the historic centre of a characteristic Salento village, only 4 kilometres from the coast. The structure stands out for its suggestive star vaults and the authentic atmosphere of Salento architecture, offering not only a place to delight the palate but also an extraordinary investment opportunity.

The centrepiece of the restaurant is the kitchen, which is equipped with high quality professional equipment, including a professional hob, refrigerators, professional ovens, cold storage and other instruments that guarantee impeccable culinary preparation. This cosy space also has a pantry, bathroom and changing room for staff, as well as a backyard/garden.

The main hall can accommodate up to 50 persons, while the inner courtyard offers space for comfortable meetings for up to 12 persons. In addition, there is the possibility of extending the service onto the small street in the historic centre, subject to authorisation for the occupation of public land, with the prospect of adding approximately 25 additional seats.

The facility has separate toilets for men, women and persons with disabilities. The presence of a barrel-vaulted wine cellar gives the restaurant a touch of refinement, ready to accommodate a curated selection of wines.

All kitchen elements and furnishings are practically new, and the installations fully comply with current regulations. This represents an extraordinary opportunity for those wishing to enter the hospitality sector in one of the most fascinating locations in Salento. The restaurant is ready to be managed or purchased, offering ample opportunity for growth and success, with the possibility of opening in just 1-2 weeks. Come and visit us in Torre Vado in Piazza Torre 11.

TORRE VADO

A marina in the municipality of Morciano di Leuca, Torre Vado is appreciated for its spacious seafront and low coastline with small pebbles and sandy areas, washed by clear, clean water. Once called 'li fiumi' (the rivers), the springs of Torre Vado are local freshwater springs, a coveted place of shelter and refreshment in the summers. The harbour and the coastal tower, once a watchtower, (a tower that gives Torre Vado its name) frame a small town, inhabited especially in summer. The tower is a piece of local history: built in the 16th 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 from there to reach the hinterland in case of danger of attack.