Key features3-Bedroom villa in an attractive areaLarge pool 60 sqm and stunning pool sidePanormic views over the Valley DÏtria ValleyGarden 2700 sqm with decorative olive trees and fruit treesModern and bright kitchen with direct access to the verandaVeranda with lovely viewsGated entryMinutes to local grocery stores and many restaurants20 minutes to Famous Savelletri by the sea & sandy beaches55/45 minutes from Bari/Brindisi airportProperty DescriptionIn Valley DItria, you will find this ready-to-move-in 3-bedroom villa. It is fully furnished and in an attractive valley, close to all amenities, airports and the Adriatic Sea. The residential area is tranquil and enjoys views of the hills of Selva di Fasano and over the valley.The valley is Canale di Pirro, which is beautiful with all its vineyards and orchards and stretches for 13 km.Thus, the location is excellent, and ten restaurants are within a few minutes drive!There is a gated entry, and the driveway leads to the villa with an able parking place. A staircase leads up to the 23 sqm large veranda, a door into the living room and a separate kitchen door.The accommodation comprises a large living room of 25 sqm, three large double bedrooms ( 20,16 and 14 sqm respectively), a modern family bathroom, and a bright modern kitchen of 15 sqm with two windows with great views.The floors are of stone mosaic, a red/brown colour in all rooms save for the kitchen, which has a lighter colour.There is a garage plus storage room of about 30 sqm sqm. The ceiling height is 1,70 meters, so converting to residential use is impossible.To the rear side of the villa is the pool area. The pool is stunning: 12 m x 5 m, with convenient steps into the pool, a large sundeck on either side and a pergola.The mature garden is 2700 sqm with several fruit trees on the upper terrace and decorative olive trees.Technical:Mains electricityGas cookerWashing machine and dishwasherFireplace in the kitchenThree water cisterns, fed by rainwater, and truck delivery of fresh waterPrivate septic tankCasaPuglia offers property management and letting services.The Formation Of The Canale Di Pirro ValleyThe valley is a significant karst depression, more precisely a Polje, connected with a fracture system and between the municipalities of Putignano, Castellana Grotte, Monopoli, Alberobello and Fasano.The slopes bordering the Channel Pyrrhic are different: the northern part, called Selva di Fasano, is relatively steep and straight in line; the southern one, affected by the aqueducts path, is more sinuous and modelled more gently. The difference in height between the bottom of the channel and the plateaus above is between 75 and 100 meters. The entire Channel Pirro is on a contour line of 375 meters.Historical FactsIn two old parchments dated from the 11th Century, the channel Pirro is called Channel of the Pile, probably due to numerous tanks in the area, called just cells and used for collecting and storing rainwater that flowed from the hillsides. Usually, the tanks consist of circular mouths with stones. Todays name has changed from the past languages original name.FASANOFasano is an attractive historical municipality of 40,000 inhabitants. It has sea views towards the Adriatic and excellent public transportation by train to Bari or Brindisi. By car, it is 40 minutes to Brindisi and 55 minutes to Bari, the two international airports. The nearest beaches are in Savelletri and can be easily reached in 15 minutes.LOCATIONIts 5 minutes by car to the small centre of Selva di Fasano for groceries, cafes and restaurants.The main town of Fasano, with 40,000 inhabitants, has an excellent supply for all shopping needs, and here you find pharmacies, banks, cafes, and bars. Half a dozen butchers, fishmongers, and more than 15 small fruit & vegetable shops, including mini markets in many corners.The distance to the nearest beaches is about 13-20 minutes downhill to Savelletri, a small charming fishing village. Here is nice to take a pre-dinner stroll along the shore, have a drink at a terraced seaside bar and dine at one of several restaurants serving fresh seafood, fish, andvegetables.The property has the advantage of being centrally located between areas of interest such as the mile-long caves of Castellana; the archaeological excavations of the Roman Egnatia by the Adriatic coastline; the Trullo houses of Alberobello- a Unesco World Heritage site: the beautiful white town of Ostuni, located on top of a hill with fantastic sea views; the medieval town of Oria; the wealthy baroque town of Martina Franca; the petite and charming Cisternino, the Zoo Safari Park of Fasano (lots of fun for children and adults alike); the caves of Polignano a Mare, well known also for its tasty ice-cream; Grottaglie famous for its ceramics and old stone carvings; the famous baroque city of Lecce which is called the Florence of the south.Getting ThereBy air, there is a choice of two international airports, served by Ryanair, Easyjet, Ba and others, both easily reached within the hour: Bari in the north in 55 minutes and Brindisi in the south in 45 minutes. Both cities have ferry traffic to Greece, Albania and Croatia, so its possible to make weekend trips across the Adriatic Sea.More To See In ApuliaBari, the Commercial capital city with 250 000 inhabitants, offers the best shopping, a grand opera house called the Petruzzelli teatro and a large medical city centre with many museums. Just north of Bari lies a little town called Giovinazzo, a true gem right by the sea. Further north is Molfetta Outlet, a famous shopping galleria and 20 minutes further is Traini, a sophisticated town with a beautiful half-moon bay & marina. Continue north to Castel del Monte, the mystical castle Frederic Ii built in the 13th Century.Within a 2.5-hour drive to the north lies Gargano, the peninsula called the spur of the Italian boot. Gargano forms a significant nature and wildlife Reserve and offers hiking and scenic trips around the peninsula. From here, there are daily boat trips to the small Tremiti islands.Lifestyle And CultureThe Italian lifestyle means many things, especially socializing; the home is used for sleeping and breakfast, and the Italians go out for enjoyment and dining. Based in Canale di Pirro, there is so much you can experience, like early morning markets in the small towns, music festivals, religious carnivals, beach life, historical tours in the main towns, cooking classes, learning Italian at language schools, dining at the many country and seaside restaurants, and night clubs at the beach clubs of Capitolo.SPORTSAs Apulia is a peninsula surrounded by two seas- the Adriatic in the north and the Ionic in the south - water sports dominate in the area: sailing, yachting, water skiing, kitesurfing, swimming & beach life. Golf has five good courses, and San Domenico is world-class (Pga 2014 Challenge Final). Tennis (there is one tennis club just 5 minutes away from the villa in Selva di Fasano), horseback riding, hiking and bicycle tours are other options for the active-minded. Squash clubs are located in Bari, Bitonto and other places.The WeatherBeing south, Apulia has warmer weather than Northern Italy; even in the winter months of December to February, the average number of sun hours per day is four and 10-11 sun hours per day in June-August! This means you can enjoy a long season of nice weather in Apulia. When you plan to buy a holiday home in Apulia, think you will spend much more time outside than inside. Therefore, at your Apulian property, you will need plenty of terrace space, pergolas, etc., and cooking facilities outdoors are convenient.The water temperature at the beginning of May is, on average, 19 degrees, up to 27 degrees in August/September and 19 degrees in November. This means you & family will spend time at the beach. Wherever you are in Apulia, you can reach the shores within 30 minutes!Why Buy In ApuliaApulia has until recently been called the hidden treasure of Italy, unknown to most tourists who come & stay in Rome, Florence, Venice and the Italian Riviera. However, all this is rapidly changing because of massive investments in the infrastructure, such as the improved motorways, enlarged airports and the introduction of low-cost airlines such as Ryanair and Easyjet. The property prices are low in Apulia, and inadequate means value for money at bargain prices for international buyers. We see more and more foreign visitors coming to Apulia, and in our opinion, investments will show good growth in value because of the increased demand. Also, for northern Italians, Apulia has become the most popular holiday destination for Italians. Rest assured, no tourist villages will ever be built because the coastline is protected in Apulia, and people are against modern developments that do not fit into this historical landscape. Therefore, prices are bound to rise with increased demand for a fixed and limited number of properties,Why Buy From CasapugliaFirstly, we are an English-speaking agency based in the middle of Apulia with local experience and can guide you to get the right property at the right price.Secondly, we have personally inspected every property we recommend buying and do not list hundreds of properties but a smaller selection of properties that offer good value to the buyer. In Apulia, many properties are offered at unrealistic prices, but we say no to sellers who want us to list properties for sale at silly prices.We have many years of international property experience, including ten years in London, and we see investments in Apulia from a global perspective. We have been active in several Eu property markets and specialize in property management to ensure well-maintained property for growth in property value.We have a comprehensive range of local services:- acting for the buyer - and not for the seller - by searching the market for the right property, negotiating the price and giving advice through the buying process leading to the completion of the purchase- property management: we look after your property when you are away and ensure it is in perfect condition when you arrive. We will prepare a maintenance plan for annual maintenance and repairs of your property, which is essential to maintain and increase the propertys value- project management; we can be your local representative and manage any renovation or refurbishment. We will advise on value-added measures to further enhance your propertys capital growth.- lettings- we can assist you in letting your property and checking in your tenants, deposit taking, checking out & inventory control.Refer also to our website.We look forward to hearing from you soon!

3 bedrooms other in Fasano, Italy

Key features2-Bedroom Luxurious Apartment- all rooms have a sea viewSea View - 30 meters from the seaPrivate balcony with sea viewsRecently refurbished with opópen plan kitchenA/C and central heating for around the year of livingLarge roof terraceShort walk to grocery stores and restaurantsEasy access to motorway going placesPrivate parking plot and garage45/55 minutes to Brindisi/Bari airportProperty DescriptionOccasion! Here is an opportunity to purchase a 2-bedroom modern apartment with a sea view in fashionable Savelletri. The apartment of 60 sqm is fully furnished and was refurbished three years ago and is one of six in this block and on the top floor with a sea view from every room. It has a private balcony for morning coffee and watching the sun rising from the sea. Magical! The accommodation comprises two large double bedrooms, a modern open-plan kitchen with an integrated fridge and freezer, a washing machine, a gas cooker with an oven, and a bathroom with a large shower unit. The windows are new, also the A/C system with three units. There is an entryphone, fixed Wi-Fi and a smart Tv. The furniture, kitchen utensils, bed linen and towels are included in the price.To the apartments belongs a shed/garage; the condition is poor and halfway restored. It can be made good at a cost of about 7000 euros.A dedicated private free parking space is inside the premises for one car. There are also free public parking spaces on the street by the sea and in the blocks surrounding the building.The roof terrace has four private sun beds. All apartment owners share the deck. However, the ground floor residents are using their ground floor gardens, and rarely anyone else uses the roof terrace. It is big, more than 130 sqm.Across the street is a patch leading over the rocks to a place to swim. The nearest sandy beach is 300 meters away. Visible from the apartment is the nearest beach club.TechnicalThe apartment is connected to mains electricity, mains water, and mains gas for the cooker and for the central heating system with wall radiators.Cooling is by three new A/C units.Neighbourhood descriptionAlong the main street in Savelletri, you find grocery stores, a pharmacy and cafes. By the harbour is the sea road with ten restaurants, bars/cafes, a fishmonger and the local church. There is boat hire as well as fishing trips. There are bicycle rentals in Fasano, and you can go on bicycle trips in the olive groves from nearby Montalbano. There is a very long walkway along the massive water pipeline running through Apulia, and perfect for hikes or mountain biking.The Fasano train station is 5 minutes away, and easy to take the train to Bari for shopping or to Lecce - the Florence of the south. There are about 35 train departures per day from around 05.00 to 23.00The apartment is at the northern, quiet end of Savelletri with its nice range of restaurants, cafes and bars, small groceries, butchers and fruit stands. Savelletri has a population of approximately 1 000 during summertime and 200 in wintertime, which means it is open the whole year.The main town of Fasano, with 20 000 inhabitants, is reached by car in 10 minutes and has an excellent supply for all shopping needs. Here you find pharmacies, banks, cafes, and bars s there are half a dozen butchers, fishmongers and more than 15 small fruit & vegetable shops, including mini markets in many corners.Closer at 5 minutes by car is the shopping centre Conforama with 30 stores, including a large food supermarket.Capitolo with its many famous beach clubs on sandy beaches, is 5 km away to the north on the beautiful coastal road, and Torre Canne with many hotels and restaurants is 7 km to the south.The apartment also has the advantage of being centrally located between areas of interest such as the fantastic mile-long caves of Castellana; the archaeological excavations of the Roman Egnatia by the Adriatic coastline ( 5 minutes by car); the Trulli houses of Alberobello- a Unesco World Heritage site: the beautiful white town of Ostuni, located on top of a hill with fantastic sea views; the medieval town of Oria; the wealthy baroque town of Martina Franca; the petite and charming Cisternino, the Zoo Safari Park of Fasano (lots of fun for children and adults alike); the caves of Polignano a Mare, well known also for its tasty ice-cream; Grottaglie famous for its ceramics and old stone carvings; and the famous baroque city of Lecce which is called the Florence of the south. To the world famous Matera, also a Unesco World Heritage site, the town with the cliff caves and the area for many film-makings, it is about 1 hour 30 minutes.By air, there is a choice of two international airports, served by Ryanair, Easyjet, Ba and others, both quickly reached within 50 minutes; Bari in the north and Brindisi in the south. Both cities have ferry traffic to Greece, Albania and Croatia, so its possible to make weekend trips across the Adriatic Sea.Bari is the commercial capital city with 250 000 inhabitants and offers the best shopping, a grand opera house called the Petruzzelli Theatre, and a sizeable medieval old town with many museums. Just north of Bari lies a little town called Giovinazzo, a true gem right by the sea. Further north is Molfetta Outlet, a famous shopping galleria and 20 minutes further is Traini, a sophisticated town with a beautiful half-moon bay & marina. Continue north to Castel del Monte, the mystical castle Frederic Ii built in the 13th Century.Within a 2,5 hour drive to the north lies Gargano, the peninsula called the spur of the Italian boot. Gargano forms a significant nature and wildlife Reserve and offers hiking and scenic trips around the peninsula. From her,e there are daily boat trips to the small Tremiti islands.Lifestyle And Culture:The Italian lifestyle means many things, especially socializing; the home is used for sleeping and breakfasts, and the Italians go out for enjoyment and dining. Based in Savelletri there is so much you can experience, like early morning markets in the small towns, music festivals, religious carnivals, beach life, historical tours in the main towns, cooking classes, learning Italian at language schools, dining at the many country and seaside restaurants, and nightclubs at the beach clubs of Capitolo.SPORTS:As Apulia is a peninsula surrounded by two seas- the Adriatic in the north and the Ionic in the south - water sports dominate in the area; sailing, yachting, water skiing, kite-surfing, swimming & beach life. Golf is available with five good courses, and San Domenico is world class ( Pga 2014 Challenge Final), and the course can be seen from the apartment; Tennis (there is one tennis club just 5 minutes away), horseback riding, hiking and bicycle tours are other options for the active minded. Squash clubs are located in Bari, Bitonto and other places.The Weather:Being south, Apulia has warmer weather than Northern Italy; even in the winter months of December to February, the average number of sun hours per day is four and in June-August, 10-11 sun hours per day! This means you can enjoy a long season of nice weather in Apulia.The water temperature at the beginning of May is, on average, 19 degrees, up to 27 degrees in August/September and 19 degrees in November. This means you & family will spend time at the beach. Wherever you are in Apulia, you can reach the stores within 30 minutes!Why Buy In Apulia?Apulia has until recently been called the hidden treasure of Italy, unknown to most tourists who come & stay in Rome, Florence, Venice and the Italian Riviera. However, all this is rapidly changing because of massive investments in the infrastructure, such as the improved motorways, enlarged airports and the introduction of low-cost airlines such as Ryanair and Easyjet. The property prices are low in Apulia and inadequate means value for money at bargain prices for international buyers. We see more and more foreign visitors coming to Apulia, and in our opinion, investments will show good growth in value because of the increased demand. Also, for northern Italians, Apulia has become the most popular holiday destination for Italians. But rest assured, no tourist villages will ever be built because the cost line is protected in Apulia, and people are against modern developments that do not fit into this historical landscape. Therefore, prices are bound to rise with increased demand for a fixed and limited number of properties.Why Buy From Casapuglia?Firstly we are an English-speaking agency based in the middle of Apulia with local experience and can guide you to get the right property at the right price.Secondly, we have personally inspected every property we recommend buying and do not list hundreds of properties but a smaller selection of properties that offer good value to the buyer. In Apulia, many properties are offered at unrealistic prices, but we say no to sellers who want us to list properties for sale at silly prices.We have many years of international property experience, including ten years in London, and we see investments in Apulia from a global perspective. We have been active in several Eu property markets and specialise in property management to ensure well-maintained property for growth in property value.We have a comprehensive range of local services:- acting for the buyer - and not for the seller - by searching the market for the right property, negotiating the price and giving advice through the buying process leading to the completion of the purchase- property management; we look after your property when you are away and ensure it is in perfect condition when you arrive. We will prepare a maintenance plan for annual maintenance and repairs of your property, which is essential to maintain and increase the propertys value- project management; we can be your local representative and manage any renovation or refurbishment. We will advise on value-added measures to further enhance your propertys capital growth.- lettings- we can assist you in letting your property and checking in your tenants, deposit taking, checking out & inventory control.Refer also to our website.We look forward to hearing from you soon!

2 bedrooms apartment in Fasano, Italy

Automatically translated fromThe Ostuni Domus Real Estate Agency sells a wonderful farmhouse, not far from the sea of Fasano and the mountains of Cisternino.The Piccola Masseria a few kilometers from Ostuni. The owner is a historian / artist and this is reflected in the refined furnishings and antique style that characterizes this abode.The Masseria is on two levels: on the ground floor there is a large living room, a double bedroom, a kitchen and two bathrooms, while on the first floor: two large double bedrooms and a bathroom. Adjacent to the Masseria there is: an annex with a bedroom with a French bed and a bathroom. Decorations and paintings of great value embellish the interiors, while outside a beautiful colonnade of bougainvillea, flowers and fruit trees will inebriate your curious nostrils with scents.The crystal clear sea of the Adriatic coast is just a few kilometers away and wonderful seaside resorts such as Monopoli and Polignano a Mare are within easy reachFrom the farm you can easily reach the major tourist centers of the heart of Puglia, the medieval historic centers of Ostuni, known as the White City, Cisternino and Locorotondo, recognized as two of the most beautiful villages in Italy, Martina Franca, known as The Baroque City, and Alberobello, capital of the Trulli and UNESCO World Heritage Site.The Itria Valley is also an ideal destination for lovers of cycling and nature walks: the Apulian Aqueduct Cycle Path offers the opportunity to immerse yourself, for a stretch of about 20 km, in a unique landscape made up of centuries-old olive trees, vineyards and cultivated fields, dry stone walls, trulli and farms.

4 bedrooms house in Fasano, Italy

Key features3-Bedroom villa in an attractive areaLarge pool 60 sqm and stunning pool sidePanoramic views over the Valley DÏtria ValleyGarden 2700 sqm with decorative olive trees and fruit treesModern and bright kitchen with direct access to the verandaVeranda with lovely viewsGated entryMinutes to local grocery stores and many restaurants20 minutes to Famous Savelletri by the sea & sandy beaches55/45 minutes from Bari/Brindisi airportProperty DescriptionIn Valley DItria, you will find this ready-to-move-in 3-bedroom villa. It is fully furnished and in an attractive valley, close to all amenities, airports and the Adriatic Sea. The residential area is tranquil and enjoys views of the hills of Selva di Fasano and over the valley.The valley is Canale di Pirro, which is beautiful with all its vineyards and orchards and stretches for 13 km.Thus, the location is excellent, and ten restaurants are within a few minutes drive!There is a gated entry, and the driveway leads to the villa with an able parking place. A staircase leads up to the 30 sqm large veranda, a door into the living room and a separate kitchen door.The accommodation comprises a large living room of 30 sqm, three large double bedrooms, a modern family bathroom, and a bright modern kitchen with two windows with great views.There is a garage/storage room of 25 sqm.To the rear side of the villa is the pool area. The pool is stunning; 12 m x 5 m, with convenient steps into the pool, with a large sound deck on either side.The mature garden is 2700 sqm with several fruit trees on the upper terrace and decorative olive trees.Technical:Gas cookerWashing machine and dishwasherFireplace in the kitchenThree water cisterns, truck delivery of fresh waterPrivate septic tankCasaPuglia offers property management and letting services.The Formation Of The Canale Di Pirro ValleyThe valley is a significant karst depression, more precisely a Polje, connected with a fracture system and between the municipalities of Putignano, Castellana Grotte, Monopoli, Alberobello and Fasano.The slopes bordering the Channel Pyrrhic are different: the northern part, called Selva di Fasano, is relatively steep and straight in line; the southern one, affected by the aqueducts path, is more sinuous and modelled more gently. The difference in height between the bottom of the channel and the plateaus above is between 75 and 100 meters. The entire Channel Pirro is on a contour line of 375 meters.Historical FactsIn two old parchments dated from the 11th Century, the channel Pirro is called Channel of the Pile, probably due to numerous tanks in the area, called just cells and used for collecting and storing rainwater that flowed from the hillsides. Usually, the tanks consist of circular mouths with stones. Todays name has changed from the past languages original name.FASANOFasano is an attractive historical municipality of 40 000 inhabitants. It has sea views towards the Adriatic sea-excellent public transportation by train to Bari or Brindisi. By car, it is 40 minutes to Brindisi and 55 minutes to Bari, the two international airports. The nearest beaches are in Savelletri and can be easily reached in 15 minutes.LOCATIONIts 5 minutes by car to the small centre of Selva di Fasano for groceries, cafes and restaurants.The main town of Fasano, with 40 000 inhabitants, has an excellent supply for all shopping needs, and here you find pharmacies, banks, cafes, and bars. Half a dozen butchers, fishmongers, and more than 15 small fruit & vegetable shops, including mini markets in many corners.The distance to the nearest beaches is about 13-20 minutes downhill to Savelletri, a small charming fishing village. Here is nice to take a pre-dinner stroll along the shore, have a drink at a terraced seaside bar and dine at one of several restaurants serving fresh seafood, fish andvegetables.The property has the advantage of being centrally located between areas of interest such as the mile-long caves of Castellana; the archaeological excavations of the Roman Egnatia by the Adriatic coastline; the Trullo houses of Alberobello- a Unesco World Heritage site: the beautiful white town of Ostuni, located on top of a hill with fantastic sea views; the medieval town of Oria; the wealthy baroque town of Martina Franca; the petite and charming Cisternino, the Zoo Safari Park of Fasano (lots of fun for children and adults alike); the caves of Polignano a Mare, well known also for its tasty ice-cream; Grottaglie famous for its ceramics and old stone carvings; the famous baroque city of Lecce which is called the Florence of the south.Getting ThereBy air, there is a choice of two international airports, served by Ryanair, Easyjet, Ba and others, both easily reached within the hour; Bari in the north in 55 minutes and Brindisi in the south in 45 minutes. Both cities have ferry traffic to Greece, Albania and Croatia, so its possible to make weekend trips across the Adriatic Sea.More To See In ApuliaBari, the Commercial capital city with 250 000 inhabitants, offers the best shopping, a grand opera house called the Petruzzelli teatro and a large medical city centre with many museums. Just north of Bari lies a little town called Giovinazzo, a true gem right by the sea. Further north is Molfetta Outlet, a famous shopping galleria and 20 minutes further is Traini, a sophisticated town with a beautiful half-moon bay & marina. Continue north to Castel del Monte, the mystical castle Frederic Ii built in the 13th Century.Within a 2,5 hour drive to the north lies Gargano, the peninsula called the spur of the Italian boot. Gargano forms a significant nature and wildlife Reserve and offers hiking and scenic trips around the peninsula. From here, there are daily boat trips to the small Tremiti islands.Lifestyle And CultureThe Italian lifestyle means many things, especially socializing; the home is used for sleeping and breakfast, and the Italians go out for enjoyment and dining. Based in Canale di Pirro, there is so much you can experience, like early morning markets in the small towns, music festivals, religious carnivals, beach life, historical tours in the main towns, cooking classes, learning Italian at language schools, dining at the many country and seaside restaurants, and night clubs at the beach clubs of Capitolo.SPORTSAs Apulia is a peninsula surrounded by two seas- the Adriatic in the north and the Ionic in the south - water sports dominate in the area; sailing, yachting, water skiing, kitesurfing, swimming & beach life. Golf has five good courses, and San Domenico is world-class (Pga 2014 Challenge Final). Tennis (there is one tennis club just 5 minutes away from the villa in Selva di Fasano), horseback riding, hiking and bicycle tours are other options for the active-minded. Squash clubs are located in Bari, Bitonto and other places.The WeatherBeing south, Apulia has warmer weather than Northern Italy; even in the winter months of December to February, the average number of sun hours per day is four and 10-11 sun hours per day in June-August! This means you can enjoy a long season of nice weather in Apulia. When you plan to buy a holiday home in Apulia, think you will spend a lot more time outside than inside than at home. Therefore you will need plenty of terrace space, pergolas etc., at your Apulian property, and cooking facilities outdoors are convenient.The water temperature at the beginning of May is, on average, 19 degrees, up to 27 degrees in August/September and 19 degrees in November. This means you & family will spend time at the beach. Where ever you are in Apulia, you can reach the shores within 30 minutes!Why Buy In ApuliaApulia has until recently been called the hidden treasure of Italy, unknown to most tourists who come & stay in Rome, Florence, Venice and the Italian Riviera. However, all this is rapidly changing because of massive investments in the infrastructure, such as the improved motorways, enlarged airports and the introduction of low-cost airlines such as Ryanair and Easyjet. The property prices are low in Apulia and inadequate means value for money at bargain prices for international buyers. We see more and more foreign visitors coming to Apulia, and in our opinion, investments will show good growth in value because of the increased demand. Also, for northern Italians, Apulia has become the most popular holiday destination for Italians. But rest assured, no tourist villages will ever be built because the cost line is protected in Apulia, and people are against modern developments that do not fit into this historical landscape. Therefore, prices are bound to rise with increased demand for a fixed and limited number of properties,Why Buy From CasapugliaFirstly we are an English-speaking agency based in the middle of Apulia with local experience and can guide you to get the right property at the right price.Secondly, we have personally inspected every property we recommend buying and do not list hundreds of properties but a smaller selection of properties that offer good value to the buyer. In Apulia, many properties are offered at unrealistic prices, but we say no to sellers who want us to list properties for sale at silly prices.We have many years of international property experience, including ten years in London, and we see investments in Apulia from a global perspective. We have been active in several Eu property markets and specialize in property management to ensure well-maintained property for growth in property value.We have a comprehensive range of local services:- acting for the buyer - and not for the seller - by searching the market for the right property, negotiating the price and giving advice through the buying process leading to the completion of the purchase- property management; we look after your property when you are away and ensure it is in perfect condition when you arrive. We will prepare a maintenance plan for annual maintenance and repairs of your property, which is essential to maintain and increase the propertys value- project management; we can be your local representative and manage any renovation or refurbishment. We will advise on value-added measures to further enhance your propertys capital growth.- lettings- we can assist you in letting your property and checking in your tenants, deposit taking, checking out & inventory control.Refer also to our website.We look forward to hearing from you soon!

Key features2-Bedroom Luxurious Apartment- all rooms have a sea viewSea View - 30 meters from the seaPrivate balcony with sea viewsRecently refurbished with open plan kitchenA/C and central heating for around the year of livingLarge roof terraceShort walk to grocery stores and restaurantsEasy access to motorway going placesPrivate parking plot and garageExcellent track record for  holiday lettings45/55 minutes to Brindisi/Bari airportProperty DescriptionOccasion! Here is an opportunity to purchase a 2-bedroom modern apartment with a sea view in fashionable Savelletri. The apartment of 60 sqm is fully furnished and was refurbished three years ago and is one of six in this block and on the top floor with a sea view from every room. It has a private balcony for morning coffee and watching the sun rising from the sea. Magical! The accommodation comprises two large double bedrooms, a modern open-plan kitchen with an integrated fridge and freezer, a washing machine, a gas cooker with an oven, and a bathroom with a large shower unit. The windows are new, also the A/C system with three units. There is an entryphone, fixed Wi-Fi and a smart Tv. The furniture, kitchen utensils, bed linen and towels are included in the price.To the apartments belongs a shed/garage; the condition is poor and halfway restored. It can be made good at a cost of about 7000 euros.A dedicated private free parking space is inside the premises for one car. There are also free public parking spaces on the street by the sea and in the blocks surrounding the building.The roof terrace has four private sun beds. All apartment owners share the deck. However, the ground floor residents are using their ground floor gardens, and rarely anyone else uses the roof terrace. It is big, more than 130 sqm.Across the street is a patch leading over the rocks to a place to swim. The nearest sandy beach is 300 meters away. Visible from the apartment is the nearest beach club.TechnicalThe apartment is connected to mains electricity, mains water, and mains gas for the cooker and for the central heating system with wall radiators.Cooling is by three new A/C units.Neighbourhood descriptionAlong the main street in Savelletri, you find grocery stores, a pharmacy and cafes. By the harbour is the sea road with ten restaurants, bars/cafes, a fishmonger and the local church. There is boat hire as well as fishing trips. There are bicycle rentals in Fasano, and you can go on bicycle trips in the olive groves from nearby Montalbano. There is a very long walkway along the massive water pipeline running through Apulia, and perfect for hikes or mountain biking.The Fasano train station is 5 minutes away, and easy to take the train to Bari for shopping or to Lecce - the Florence of the south. There are about 35 train departures per day from around 05.00 to 23.00The apartment is at the northern, quiet end of Savelletri with its nice range of restaurants, cafes and bars, small groceries, butchers and fruit stands. Savelletri has a population of approximately 1 000 during summertime and 200 in wintertime, which means it is open the whole year.The main town of Fasano, with 20 000 inhabitants, is reached by car in 10 minutes and has an excellent supply for all shopping needs. Here you find pharmacies, banks, cafes, and bars s there are half a dozen butchers, fishmongers and more than 15 small fruit & vegetable shops, including mini markets in many corners.Closer at 5 minutes by car is the shopping centre Conforama with 30 stores, including a large food supermarket.Capitolo with its many famous beach clubs on sandy beaches, is 5 km away to the north on the beautiful coastal road, and Torre Canne with many hotels and restaurants is 7 km to the south.The apartment also has the advantage of being centrally located between areas of interest such as the fantastic mile-long caves of Castellana; the archaeological excavations of the Roman Egnatia by the Adriatic coastline ( 5 minutes by car); the Trulli houses of Alberobello- a Unesco World Heritage site: the beautiful white town of Ostuni, located on top of a hill with fantastic sea views; the medieval town of Oria; the wealthy baroque town of Martina Franca; the petite and charming Cisternino, the Zoo Safari Park of Fasano (lots of fun for children and adults alike); the caves of Polignano a Mare, well known also for its tasty ice-cream; Grottaglie famous for its ceramics and old stone carvings; and the famous baroque city of Lecce which is called the Florence of the south. To the world famous Matera, also a Unesco World Heritage site, the town with the cliff caves and the area for many film-makings, it is about 1 hour 30 minutes.By air, there is a choice of two international airports, served by Ryanair, Easyjet, Ba and others, both quickly reached within 50 minutes; Bari in the north and Brindisi in the south. Both cities have ferry traffic to Greece, Albania and Croatia, so its possible to make weekend trips across the Adriatic Sea.Bari is the commercial capital city with 250 000 inhabitants and offers the best shopping, a grand opera house called the Petruzzelli Theatre, and a sizeable medieval old town with many museums. Just north of Bari lies a little town called Giovinazzo, a true gem right by the sea. Further north is Molfetta Outlet, a famous shopping galleria and 20 minutes further is Traini, a sophisticated town with a beautiful half-moon bay & marina. Continue north to Castel del Monte, the mystical castle Frederic Ii built in the 13th Century.Within a 2,5 hour drive to the north lies Gargano, the peninsula called the spur of the Italian boot. Gargano forms a significant nature and wildlife Reserve and offers hiking and scenic trips around the peninsula. From her,e there are daily boat trips to the small Tremiti islands.Lifestyle And Culture:The Italian lifestyle means many things, especially socializing; the home is used for sleeping and breakfasts, and the Italians go out for enjoyment and dining. Based in Savelletri there is so much you can experience, like early morning markets in the small towns, music festivals, religious carnivals, beach life, historical tours in the main towns, cooking classes, learning Italian at language schools, dining at the many country and seaside restaurants, and nightclubs at the beach clubs of Capitolo.SPORTS:As Apulia is a peninsula surrounded by two seas- the Adriatic in the north and the Ionic in the south - water sports dominate in the area; sailing, yachting, water skiing, kite-surfing, swimming & beach life. Golf is available with five good courses, and San Domenico is world class ( Pga 2014 Challenge Final), and the course can be seen from the apartment; Tennis (there is one tennis club just 5 minutes away), horseback riding, hiking and bicycle tours are other options for the active minded. Squash clubs are located in Bari, Bitonto and other places.The Weather:Being south, Apulia has warmer weather than Northern Italy; even in the winter months of December to February, the average number of sun hours per day is four and in June-August, 10-11 sun hours per day! This means you can enjoy a long season of nice weather in Apulia.The water temperature at the beginning of May is, on average, 19 degrees, up to 27 degrees in August/September and 19 degrees in November. This means you & family will spend time at the beach. Wherever you are in Apulia, you can reach the stores within 30 minutes!Why Buy In Apulia?Apulia has until recently been called the hidden treasure of Italy, unknown to most tourists who come & stay in Rome, Florence, Venice and the Italian Riviera. However, all this is rapidly changing because of massive investments in the infrastructure, such as the improved motorways, enlarged airports and the introduction of low-cost airlines such as Ryanair and Easyjet. The property prices are low in Apulia and inadequate means value for money at bargain prices for international buyers. We see more and more foreign visitors coming to Apulia, and in our opinion, investments will show good growth in value because of the increased demand. Also, for northern Italians, Apulia has become the most popular holiday destination for Italians. But rest assured, no tourist villages will ever be built because the cost line is protected in Apulia, and people are against modern developments that do not fit into this historical landscape. Therefore, prices are bound to rise with increased demand for a fixed and limited number of properties.Why Buy From Casapuglia?Firstly we are an English-speaking agency based in the middle of Apulia with local experience and can guide you to get the right property at the right price.Secondly, we have personally inspected every property we recommend buying and do not list hundreds of properties but a smaller selection of properties that offer good value to the buyer. In Apulia, many properties are offered at unrealistic prices, but we say no to sellers who want us to list properties for sale at silly prices.We have many years of international property experience, including ten years in London, and we see investments in Apulia from a global perspective. We have been active in several Eu property markets and specialise in property management to ensure well-maintained property for growth in property value.We have a comprehensive range of local services:- acting for the buyer - and not for the seller - by searching the market for the right property, negotiating the price and giving advice through the buying process leading to the completion of the purchase- property management; we look after your property when you are away and ensure it is in perfect condition when you arrive. We will prepare a maintenance plan for annual maintenance and repairs of your property, which is essential to maintain and increase the propertys value- project management; we can be your local representative and manage any renovation or refurbishment. We will advise on value-added measures to further enhance your propertys capital growth.- lettings- we can assist you in letting your property and checking in your tenants, deposit taking, checking out & inventory control.Refer also to our website.We look forward to hearing from you soon!

Key featuresStunning westerly panoramic valley views7-room villa 168 sq m with an Impressive terraceFormer B & B to upgrade or as private 5 bedroom residencePossible for a separate self-contained apartmentThe perfect spot for a pool with viewsPossibly to purchase a 3000 sqm forestry area bordering  the villaA few minutes to the village with grocery stores, restaurants and barsLess than 20 minutes to sandy beaches at the Adriatic Sea10 min to Fasano with all amenities45 min from Brindisi airportProperty DescriptionOpportunity to purchase a substantial villa in a prestigious position at an attractive price.The villa is reached both from the Canale di Pirro valley below and from the Sp2 road, which leads up 1 km to Selva village centre.The villa, built in 1973, has a private and secluded position and is not overlooked by any other property.The private driveway takes you to pass the impressive villa on the left, and the entire valley opens up to your right; here, you can see towards Alberobello, to the fantastic area of San Marco village, to Locorotondo and Martina Franca.The top floor of 138 sq. M is reached by staircases on both sides of the villa, with easy parking.Walking up, you are immediately impressed by the spacious 200 sq. M terrace with stunning valley views. Partof the terrace is covered, like a veranda, allowing dining al fresco in the shade of the hot summer sun.The accommodation on the left-hand side comprises a reception room with a fireplace, two bedrooms and two bathrooms, on the right-hand side is the larger reception room and kitchen, to be fitted. Plus two further bedrooms and two bathrooms. The kitchen has rear access to the Bbq area.On the ground floor of 30 sqm is a single room with a fireplace. This may be converted to a self contained apartment.In front, there is a perfect spot to install a pool.The garden area surrounding the villa is 2000 sq. MTowards the fence is a sightseeing spot, with a gate leading into the overgrown forestry area. The surrounding land is about 3000 sqm, which is sold separately.There is scope for making a staircase to the roof, enjoying an additional living area as a sundeck, and room for a Jacuzzi, under the stars, for example,e on the roof terrace.The property was used as a B & B for many years, but the Covid period led the owner to cease the business. It can be restarted, or the villa returned to private residence as a whole or split into two separate parts, enabling the possibility to live upstairs and rent the lower apartment for holiday lets.LOCATION:Selva di Fasano was developed mainly in the 1960s and became the Capris of Puglia; here, you can find beautiful multi-million mansion properties mixed with the traditional trulli, modern villas of any size, and apartments. The area is above Fasano and is 400 meters above sea level. The main forestry area is protected with strict planning regulations.There is an attractive microclimate, and the temperature is about four degrees cooler than sea level. The high altitude and hills also make the breezes stronger, The combination gives a pleasant micro-climate during the hot summer months, and quite a few residents in the town have summer houses up in Selva for this reason. Also, many properties are owned by North Italians who come during the holiday season, and more and more foreigners are discovering this exceptional quality of living here.Selva has a village centre with grocery stores, restaurants, cafes and bars, a pharmacy, butchers, hairdressers, a tennis club, a post office and the famous Trullo church. In Selva and within a 10-minute drive, you have four hotels and 12 restaurants, some also open in wintertime.There are many musical and market events every summer, including the open mass celebrating San Donato every year in early August, held in one of the ravines, where it was a monastery in the 18th Century. At the same time in August, a street market is held.Selva has panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea on the easterly and westerly sides and panoramic views over the beautiful Canale di Pirro valley, part of the famous valley DÍtria. From the top, you can see Alberobello and Locorotondo. The population in summer is about 5,000, and in winter, about 500.A short distance uphill and a few minutes to the small, famous centre of Selva di Fasano for groceries, cafes/bars and restaurants.The main town of Fasano, with 20 000 inhabitants, has an excellent supply for all shopping needs, and here you find restaurants, pharmacies, banks, cafes, and bars. Half a dozen butchers, fishmongers, and more than 15 small fruit & vegetable shops, including mini markets in many corners.The distance to the nearest beaches is about 15 km (17-20 minutes) downhill to either Capitolo, with its many famous beach clubs on sandy beaches or Savelletri, a small charming fishing village. Here is nice to take a pre-dinner stroll along the shore, have a drink at a seaside terraced bar and dine at one of 10 restaurants serving fresh seafood, fish and vegetables.The property has the advantage of being centrally located between areas of interest such as the mile-long caves of Castellana; the archaeological excavations of the Roman Egnatia by the Adriatic coastline; the Trulli houses of Alberobello-an Unesco world heritage site: Locorotonto, with its charming old town and famous music festival during the first weeks of August; the beautiful white city of Ostuni, located on top of a hill with fantastic sea views; the medieval town of Oria; the wealthy baroque town of Martina Franca; the petite and charming Cisternino, with great valley views; the Zoo Safari Park of Fasano (lots of fun for children and adults alike); the old town by the sea and caves of Polignano a Mare, well known also for its tasty ice-cream; Grottaglie famous for its ceramics and ancient stone carvings; the famous baroque city of Lecce which is called the Florence of the south; and much more.By air, there is a choice of two international airports, served by Alitalia, Ryanair, Easyjet, Ba, Swissair, and others, both easily reached; Bari in the north in about 60 minutes and Brindisi in about 45 minutes in the south. Both cities have ferry traffic to Greece, Albania and Croatia, so its possible to make weekend trips across the Adriatic Sea.Bari, the Commercial capital city with 250 000 inhabitants, offers the best shopping, a grand opera house called the Petruzzelli teatro, and a large medical city centre with many museums. Just north of Bari lies a little town called Giovinazzo, a true gem right by the sea. Further north is Molfetta Outlet, a famous shopping galleria and 20 minutes further is Traini, a sophisticated town with a beautiful half-moon bay & marina. Continue north to Castel del Monte, the mystical castle Frederic Ii built in the 12th Century.Within a 2,5 hour drive to the north lies Gargano, the peninsula called the spur of the Italian boot. Gargano forms a significant nature and wildlife reserve and offers hiking and scenic trips around the peninsula. From here, there are daily boat trips to the small Tremiti islands.Lifestyle And Culture:The Italian lifestyle means many things, especially socializing; the home is used for sleeping and breakfast, and the Italians go out for enjoyment and dining. Based in Selva di Fasano, there is so much you can experience, like early morning markets in the small towns, music festivals, religious carnivals, beach life, historical tours in the main towns, cooking classes, learning Italian at language schools, dining at the many country and seaside restaurants, and nightclubs at the beach clubs of Capitolo.SPORTS:As Apulia is a peninsula surrounded by two seas- the Adriatic in the north and the Ionic in the south - water sports dominate in the area; sailing, yachting, water skiing, kite surfing, swimming & beach life. Golf has five good courses, and San Domenico- a 15-minute car drive only - is world-class (Pga 2014 Challenge Final). Tennis (there is one tennis club just minutes away from the villa in Selvacentrer,) horseback riding, hiking and bicycle tours are other options for the the active-minded. Squash clubs are located in Bari, Bitonto and other places.The Weather:Being south, Apulia has warmer weather than Northern Italy; even in the winter months of December to February, the average number of sun hours per day is four and 10-11 sun hours per day in June-August! This means you can enjoy a long season of nice weather in Apulia. When you plan to buy a holiday home in Apulia, think you will spend much more time outside than inside and at home. Therefore, you will need plenty of terrace space, pergolas etc., at your Apulian property, and also, cooking facilities outside are convenient.The water temperature at the beginning of May is, on average, 19 degrees, up to 27 degrees in August/September and 19 degrees in November. This means you & family will spend time at the beach. Where ever you are in Apulia, you can reach the shores within 30 minutes!Why Buy In Apulia?Apulia has until recently been called the hidden treasure of Italy, unknown to most tourists who come & stay in Rome, Florence, Venice and the Italian Riviera. However, all this is rapidly changing because of massive investments in the infrastructure, such as the improved motorways, enlarged airports and the introduction of low-cost airlines such as Ryanair and Easyjet. The property prices are low in Apulia, which means value for money at bargain prices for international buyers. We see more and more foreign visitors coming to Apulia, and in our opinion, investments will show good growth in value because of the increased demand. Also, for northern Italians, Apulia has become the most popular holiday destination for Italians. But rest assured, no tourist villages will ever be built because, in Apulia, the coastline is protected; people are against modern developments which do not fit into this historical landscape. Therefore, prices are bound to rise with increased demand for a fixed and limited number of properties,Why Buy From Casapuglia?Firstly we are an English-speaking agency based in the middle of Apulia with local experience and can guide you to get the right property at the right price.Secondly, we have personally inspected every property we recommend buying and do not list hundreds of properties but a smaller selection of properties that offer good value to the buyer. In Apulia, many properties are offered at unrealistic prices, but we say no to sellers who want us to list properties for sale at silly prices.We have many years of international property experience, including ten years in London, and we see investments in Apulia from a global perspective. We have been active in several Eu property markets and specialize in property management to ensure well-maintained property for growth in property value.We have a comprehensive range of local services:- acting for the buyer - and not for the seller - by searching the market for the right property, negotiating the price and giving advice through the buying process leading to the completion of the purchase- property management; we look after your property when you are away and ensure it is in perfect condition when you arrive. We will prepare a maintenance plan for annual maintenance and repairs of your property, which is essential to maintain and increase the propertys value- project management; we can be your local representative and manage any renovation or refurbishment. We will advise on value-added measures to further enhance your propertys capital growth.- lettings- we can assist you in letting your property and checking in your tenants, deposit taking, checking out & inventory control.Refer also to our website.

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