Vendita lamia in Latiano
Vendesi interessante trullo con lamia, non comunicanti tra loro, da ristrutturare in agro di Latiano, posizionato in zona tranquilla e riservata a breve distanza dal centro abitato e dal mare. Il trullo è composto da un unico vano; la lamia da due vani con solaio piano entrambi dotati di camino. Vi è la possibilità di…
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A traditional trullo plus lamia (stone farmhouse) set in a large 14,842 sqm olive grove near Latiano, Puglia. The genuine dry-stone trullo with corbelled roof and the vernacular lamia give it authentic Apulian historic character, and the mature olive grove offers pastoral appeal. Expansion potential (~100 sqm plus pool) and a low 45,000 EUR price add bargain interest. However, both buildings are heavily derelict—cracked plaster, exposed tile ceilings, collapsing stonework, and stark empty interiors. No stunning views or dramatic setting; the wow here is potential and rustic charm rather than a scroll-stopping image.
- Both structures need full renovation
- Lamia roof partially collapsed/deteriorating
- No sea view; ~15km from coast
- Interiors are bare and derelict
The area around
Location score 58/100This is the inland Salento plain between Brindisi and the upper Ionian-Adriatic divide, with flat to gently rolling farmland of olive groves, vineyards and fields. The nearest coast is the Adriatic around Brindisi and Torre Guaceto lies within about 15 km to the east-northeast, with protected coastal dunes, wetlands and sea. Brindisi is the nearest city of size, with a port, rail links, services and an airport. Mesagne itself is known for its historic centre and castle, and this part of the province is known for olive oil and wine.