Casa Unifamilienhaus Nardò

Unique and distinctive, these are the qualities that set this charming property apart. In fact, it can be described as a noble residence due to its exclusive design, featuring two towers on the rooftop terrace. One of these is a dovecote (exclusive to noble farmhouses), often built by landowners and lords as a symbol of pride, power, and prestige. The second tower, also circular, is uniquely characteristic in the region.

The estate’s entrance is private, surrounded by approximately 7 hectares of woodland, olive groves, and arable land. The property presents itself as an imposing castle-like structure, distinguished by rare external battlements and a unique architectural layout. The rooms intersect perpendicularly around a large octagonal central hall, which provides access to various rooms—some with pavilion vaults, others with star-shaped vaults, and featuring ancient cocciopesto or Salento cement tile flooring.

Completing the property is an external well, used to draw water from a deep cistern. The historical significance and uniqueness of the structure, the two distinctive towers, and its strategic location between the urban center and coastal areas are the property’s main strengths.