For Sale In Patù Sea View Land With Project For Two Villas With Pool

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Santa Maria di Leuca - San Gregorio, Patù, Salento - Apulia

D'AMICO IMMOBILIARE offers for sale a sea view land of 20,000 square meters with a rural dry stone building of 32 covered square meters (to be restored) and an approved project with permission to build two villas, each of 100 covered square meters, and a pool of 40 square meters to be built.

The sale price concerns the land with the 2 villas and the swimming pool built.

The project involves the construction of two villas overlooking the sea, each of 100 covered square meters and porch of 30 square meters in addition to a pergola. The two villas are independent and detached from each other and each consists of 1 living room, kitchen and dining room Open Space, 3 double bedrooms each with bathroom and 1 bathroom. Both have a porch of 30 square meters that can be equipped with table and chairs to get an outdoor living area, and a pergola to be embellished with climbing plants and colorful flowers.
The two villas are separated from each other and in the central space between the two is planned the construction of a pool of 40 square meters. The space around can be set up with deckchairs, sun loungers, umbrellas or gazebos and tables, to create a corner to live in total relaxation and with a beautiful view of the Salento countryside and the Ionian Sea. A charming place where, at dusk, the sky turns pink, red and orange when the sun begins to set on the line of the sea horizon.

The Rural Building of 32 square meters is made of dry stone. It is a typical construction technique of Salento that involved the reuse of local material on the same land, to build the summer homes of the farmers, who lived there with their families. With the advent of industrialization and the semi-abandonment of peasant labor, these homes were later transformed into agricultural tool stores. To date, the rediscovery of the importance of a healthy lifestyle and in contact with nature has allowed the revaluation of these buildings that are increasingly recovered to give them back their lives using them to summer homes and, in some cases, to year-round housing. The rural building, located in the land space behind the two villas, can be renovated to obtain an outbuilding, 1 Bedroom and 1 bathroom and outdoor pergola. In addition, there is an adjacent courtyard always fenced by dry stone walls, and two old cisterns excavated by farmers

The land for sale is characterized by the presence of rock and stones that create natural flower beds. They can be used to create a beautiful garden to be embellished with succulents or Mediterranean plants and flowers. A part of the land with red soil is suitable for a field that can be cultivated with seasonal fruits and vegetables. Such as chicory, fennel, savoy cabbage, cabbage, salads, zucchini, etc.

On the ground there are olive trees, figs, prickly pears and bushes of Mediterranean scrub. In addition, during spring, wild edible herbs such as wild asparagus and dandelion grow. The land is entirely bordered by dry stone walls, considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and has two entrances, one upstream and one downstream. In addition, a phytodepuration plant is planned for the disposal of sewage.

The land for sale with a building progect for 2 Villas is in Patù

The town of Patù is 126 kilometers from the Airport of Salento (Brindisi). The small village is located at the extreme edge of Capo di Leuca, at the foot of the hill of Vereto.
According to historians, the name Patù derives from the Greek pathos (suffering, pain). In fact, it would remember the suffering of the city of VERETO (Veretum), destroyed by the Saracens, from which the village was born. Among the most important historical sites we mention the archaeological one with the remains of the Messapian city of Vereto, "the Centopietre" and the staircase and the Messapian port in the Bay of San Gregorio, marina di Patù, only 4 kilometers away from it.
Vereto is an ancient Messapian city located a short distance from the town. It is located on a small hill. The city was an important center for trade, both with Greece and with Magna Grecia. It became a Roman municipality and then was razed to the ground in the ninth century by the Saracens. Of this center remain some monumental testimonies as the foundations of the walls that encircled the city and several burials.

In the BAY OF SAN GREGORIO, marina of Patù, and distant from it only 4 kilometers, once there was the port of the city of Vereto. On the spot, in fact, the remains of a staircase of Messapian origin and well for the supply of fresh water are still visible.
The Centopietre is an ancient funerary monument, declared National Monument of second class in 1873. Dating back to the ninth century, it was built to bury the remains of the Geminian knight. Messenger of peace killed by the Saracens just before the final battle of June 24, 877, between Christians and Muslims. The rectangular structure is built with 100 blocks of limestone from the Messapian city of Vereto. Inside it has several overlapping layers of frescoes on sacred subjects dating back to the fourteenth century.

Patù overlooks the Ionian Sea for about 3 km with the resorts of Felloniche and Torre San Gregorio (seaside resort that houses various accommodation facilities). The entire municipal area is subject to landscape constraints for the natural composition characterized by Mediterranean scrub and local essences and for the presence of ancient monuments of inestimable aesthetic and traditional value as the pajare. Important is the presence of flora typical of the place as the Alisso di Leuca, thyme, myrtle and various species of wild orchids.