Nel centro storico di Caprarica di Lecce, in Piazza Garibaldi, Vendesi abitazione indipendente con due distinte unità immobiliari con volte a stella per un totale di circa 270 mq. le quali sono collegate da un giardino di circa 145 mq.

L'unità immobiliare principale di ca. 210 mq. con accesso da Piazza Garibaldi si compone da un ampio ingresso, salone,disimpegno, cucina, tre camere da letto, bagno e ampio corridoio che da accesso al giardino e ad un vano al primo piano con volta a stella raggiungibile da una scala esterna.

Mentre l'altra unità immobiliare con accesso da Via Santa Maria è di ca. 60 mq. coperti allo stato rustico con volte a stella anticamente destinato a stalla.

Ottima posizione.

Per informazioni o visite contattare l'agenzia.

In the historic center of Caprarica di Lecce, in Piazza Garibaldi, for sale detached house with two distinct real estate units with vaulted ceilings for a total of about 270 square meters. covered which are connected by the garden of about 145 square meters.

The main real estate unit of approx. 210 sqm. with access from Piazza Garibaldi it consists of a large entrance hall, lounge, hallway, kitchen, three bedrooms, bathroom and large corridor that gives access to the garden and to a room on the first floor with a vaulted ceiling accessible by an external staircase.

While the other real estate unit with access from Via Santa Maria is approx. 60 sqm. covered in a rustic state with star vaults formerly used as a stable.

Excellent position.

For information or visits, contact the agency.





Capràrica di Lecce is an Italian town of 2 342 inhabitants in the province of Lecce in Puglia. It rises in the central-eastern Salento and is 12 km from the capital, 16 km from the Adriatic Sea and 32 km from the Ionian Sea.

The surrounding area has been inhabited since the Bronze Age as evidenced by the presence of the Ussano menhir. In the Byzantine era, Caprarica hosted a settlement of Basilians, who built a necropolis and a church of which some fragments of frescoes are preserved, among which a bearded saint, perhaps St. Paul, stands out.

Caprarica is mentioned for the first time in some documents dating back to the 11th century, when it was a small farmhouse belonging to the County of Lecce and the Principality of Taranto. In 1201 the farmhouse passed under the dominion of Gualtieri III of Brienne and later in the fourteenth century it belonged to the Orsini Del Balzo.

In 1480, Caprarica welcomed refugees from the nearby city of Roca, sacked and razed to the ground by the Turks in conjunction with the siege of Otranto, and experienced a significant increase in its population. Between the 15th and 17th centuries the farmhouse was the lordship of many feudal families, including the Bonsecolo, the Condò, the Guarino and the Adorno princes.

The last feudal lords of Caprarica were the Giustiniani, who acquired possession in 1676, and the Rossi barons.

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