Detached House in Gallipoli, Puglia with Harbor Views

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The marble flooring in light and dark tones, the high ceilings adorned with decorative rosettes, and the presence of the fireplace immediately convey the character of this independent 1800s house. The rooms tell the story of a spacious, bright home, where light enters through double-leaf windows and a large glass door, accompanying a sequence of spaces that naturally maintain a scenic presence. The parquet, present in some areas, also contributes to creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere, while the terrace adds an open view that extends the house outward with continuity. With its 380 square meters of commercial space distributed across 9 rooms, 4 bedrooms, and 5 bathrooms, the property offers significant dimensions and a structure suitable for a complex domestic life, made of shared moments and spaces to be enjoyed with greater privacy. The historical essence of the property, dating back to the 1800s, is perceived in the height of the ceilings and in some interior details that give depth and identity to the spaces. The ornate white fireplace and the stone fireplace with ceramic decoration become true focal points in the living area, accompanied by large openings that enhance the natural brightness. The spacious terrace, defined by a decorative balustrade, introduces a direct relationship with the external context and enhances the open dimension of the house. The property is completed by practical and functional elements such as the cellar, parking space, and armored door, adding practicality and security to an ensemble already rich in personality. The whole conveys a residence of great breadth, where volumes, details, and space distribution find a convincing balance. Days here can begin in a room bathed in light and continue on the terrace, with views opening onto the city and the tranquil harbor, amidst boats, seaside promenades, and the composed rhythm of the marina. Gallipoli adds a vibrant and recognizable dimension to this house: a maritime urban context where water, the pier, the promenade, and buildings alternating historical and modern presences become part of everyday life. Even staying indoors, the sensation is of a place capable of combining spaciousness, light, and a constant relationship with the outside. This property credibly brings together what is rarely found together: an independent house of historical origin, generous spaces, recognizable architectural details, and an open view of the port context of Gallipoli. It is a residence that finds value not only in its size and amenities but in the quality of its presence, in one of the most renowned locations in Salento.