Giada: villa that sleeps 12 people in 4 bedrooms, located in Casarano, Apulia, Italy.

Sleeps	12
Bedrooms	4
Bathrooms	3
Floor Area	300 m²

Sleeps

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Floor Area

300 m²

Property Description

Casarano 20 km from Gallipoli: Cosy villa "Giada". 3 km from the centre, 13 km from the sea, 13 km from the beach. Private: garden 10'000 m2 wildlife garden and trees, meadow, swimming pool (10 x 5 m, depth 130 - 130 cm, seasonal availability: 01.Apr. - 31.Oct.). Outdoor shower, garden furniture, pool maintenance by the owner/gardener. In the house: burglar alarm system. Parking on the premises. Shop 2 km, grocery 2 km, supermarket 3 km, restaurant 2 km, bar 2 km, railway station "Casarano" 3 km. Nearby attractions: Punta Pizzo e Punta della Suina 20 km, Torre Suda, Torre San Giovanni 13 km, Santa Maria di Leuca 30 km, Castro 30 km, Otranto 40 km, Lecce 50 km. Please note: car recommended. Railway line closeby.

Interior Description

"Giada", 5-room villa 300 m2 on 2 levels. Comfortable and tasteful furnishings: open large living/dining room with 1 double sofabed and TV. Exit to the garden, to the swimming pool. 1 room with 1 bed, 1 double bed and TV. 1 large room with 1 sofabed, 1 double bed, kitchen corner, shower/bidet/WC and TV. 1 double bedroom with shower/bidet/WC and TV. Exit to the garden, to the patio. 1 double bedroom with TV. Kitchenette (oven, 5 gas rings, microwave, freezer). Shower/bidet/WC. Heating, air-conditioning. Heating available only from 01.11. to 31.03. Patio, garden. Barbecue, deck chairs, sitting area. Facilities: washing machine, iron, mosquito net, hair dryer. Internet (WiFi, free). Reserved parking (fenced). Maximum 1 small pet/ dog allowed. LE07501632000021156

Licence or registration number:

LE07501632000021156

Location Casarano, Apulia, Italy

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Brindisi, 76.3 Km

Read More About The Casarano Area

Spend A Superb Day In Gallipoli

The town of Gallipoli on the Apulia coastline literally translates as ‘Beautiful City’ from its original Greek name.

If you come to visit, you’ll see why it’s so deserving of this description! Situated on the west coast of the Salento peninsula, Gallipoli is divided into two parts; the old town centre and the more modern developed section.

Gallipoli is actually built on an island which is connected to the mainland by a 16th century bridge. Historic sites in Gallipoli include the 14th century walls built by the Spaniards which were once reinforced by twelve lookout towers.

Beach-lovers of the world will discover that a villa in Apulia is definitely in order as there is truly an astounding array of the most exceptional beaches and seaside beauties to be explored and enjoyed across the region. However, in particular, if you head to the province of Salento, to the very south of Apulia, you will find a rather impressive selection of some stunning naturally-occurring swimming pools that have been carved out of the cliff-sides and coastlines of the area by the sea and wind and geological phenomena. We have previously mentioned the impossibly lovely Grotta della Poesia, which was named among the most beautiful natural pools in the world by both National Geographic and CNN Travel, but another charming example is the Piscina Naturale di Marina Serra, or the Marina Serra Natural Pool.

La Notte della Taranta is an annual music festival held in Salento, Apulia (or Puglia) and is the largest music festival in Italy. Established in 1998, it has grown and grown into the event it is today which has a fantastic international reputation and draws huge crowds each year.

Events take place in a variety of locations in the municipalities of the province of Lecce from the 5th of August culminating in a giant closing concert in Melpignano on August 22nd .

Among the incredible properties that we have to rent, there are many that are unique or interesting. In some cases they have particular features, locations or views to recommend them but some of the properties themselves are the stars of the show.

Some of the most stunning are our historic vacation rentals. These properties have character to spare, tales to tell and photogenic moments aplenty.

They are the perfect location for weddings, truly once-in-a-lifetime holidays for history buffs and seriously luxurious getaways. Here are just ten of our favourites and they really are beauties.

If you’re searching for an Italian holiday destination that lies off the beaten tourist track then why not book a gorgeous villa rental in Porto Selvaggio in Apulia for a week or two!

Water lovers will be in paradise here as the intimate beach of Porto Selvaggio is crystal clear and further out, full of colourful marine life to observe in a scuba diving or snorkelling expedition!

Porto Selvaggio is an ideal spot to visit any time of year, especially if you wish to escape into the midst of nature.

The picturesque town of Santa Maria di Leuca is situated on the promontory region of Apulia which separates the Adriatic from the Tyrrhennian Sea. It is actually a frazioni of Castrignano del Capo.

Begin your day in the town centre at the stunning Basilica of Santa Maria de Finibus Terae and gradually weave your way through the pretty flower adorned streets of Santa Maria di Leuca.

A visible landmark of the town is the white 157ft tall lighthouse which overlooks the glittering sea. Set sail from the port here on a guided tour of some of the popular sea caves, carved out by the forces of the sea over many centuries.

The most popular of these includes the Grotto dei Giganti, Grotta del Drago and Grotto del Diavolo. The last one was named so because of an eerie legend describing it as the home of demons that made the chilling noise that rumbled from it! The noise in fact came from when the tide came into the cave and rapidly pushed air through the eroded holes in the rock.