Trulli, Strada Comunale Primo Pali, Salve

Il Borghetto - Historic Liame and trulli to Renovate with Agricultural Land

On the picturesque provincial road from Salve to the renowned marina of Pescoluse, Salento Agency offers for sale three charming liame, historic examples of rural Salento architecture, surrounded by approximately 3,400 square meters of agricultural land.

These ancient buildings, originally used as seasonal dwellings during transhumance and as storage for agricultural tools, are distinguished by their dry stone walls and barrel-vaulted ceilings made of locally sourced, easy-to-work tufa stone.

Il Borghetto

consists of three liame that form a small residential cluster. At the entrance, on the right, is the first liama of about 20 square meters, followed by the second liama, also 20 square meters, with an adjacent oven, although they are not internally connected.

A short distance away is the largest of the three, an extraordinary example of Salento architecture, with an area of about 60 square meters and dual exposure. The main door faces south, while the west side has a second door currently bricked up but recoverable. On the side facade, there is a dovecote, a testament to traditional pigeon breeding.

Currently, two liame are classified as storage, while the third is considered a "collapsible unit." However, by restoring these three structures, it is possible to change their use (meeting the minimum requirements stipulated by current regulations) and create a kitchen area, two bedrooms, and two bathrooms, as well as the possibility of building pergolas and a barbecue area for enjoying Salento evenings with friends and family.

For those who desire more land, surrounding plots of various sizes are available for purchase. Salento Agency provides complete assistance at all stages, from the purchasing process to design, execution of works, and property management.

PESCOLUSE

Known primarily for its long stretch of fine sandy beach and its transparent, crystalline waters, Pescoluse is one of the most sought-after marinas during the summer months. It offers numerous restaurants and street food bars, beach establishments, and entertainment, as well as archaeological attractions. The area features remnants of ancient channels that once crossed Salve and legendary natural karst caves, along with archaeological finds such as dolmens, menhirs, and entire necropolises dating back to the Bronze and Copper Ages, partially accessible to the curious. Located a short distance from Torre Pali and Posto Vecchio, Pescoluse has long been a major point of reference for tourism of all kinds.