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Gallipoli, Lecce, Apulia

In beautiful city of Gallipoli, D'Amico Immobiliare is pleased to present new, bright, sea-facing flats. The new project under construction, with dual facing onto Lungomare Galileo Galilei and Via Salento, is located in an area close to the splendid beaches of Gallipoli, just a few steps from Lido San Giovanni and Baia Verde. The distance to the sea is 30 metres.

The project has been drawn up with the utmost attention to the exposure and brightness of all the units, which always enjoy habitable terraces on a level, all with a sea view.

The homes have all large, well-organised rooms, care has been taken in optimising the spaces, they benefit from brightness and great distance from the borders, with large outdoor habitable areas (private gardens or level terraces), autonomy of all systems. 

They will be complete with underfloor heating, ducted cooling, photovoltaic systems, domotics, etc., with the usual broad possibility of customisation that we offer in the specifications.

They are designed and structured, both in terms of the size of the rooms and the equipment, not as holiday homes but as comfortable dwellings to be lived in all year round.

There are units of various sizes available, starting with one and two room apartments, continuing with large three-room apartments with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, up to solutions for large families with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and large living rooms.

There is the possibility of a garage in the basement.

This Sea view Flats is for sale in Gallipoli 

The city of Gallipoli is 37 kilometres from Lecce and Brindisi Airport, 91 kilometres. On the average, it takes 1 hour by car on a 4-lane motorway.

Welcoming you to the Gallipoli of yesteryear will be the Angevin Castle, a defensive structure further enhanced, in later times, by the Rivellino. Get ready for a roundup of churches (including the majestic Cathedral of Sant'Agata, a Baroque specimen), aristocratic palaces and the underground oil mill of Palazzo Granafei (where the flagship of the local trade, lampante oil, was once produced).