Living space of 270 sq. m
This exquisite property offers a unique home that seamlessly blends the charm of old-world architecture with contemporary comforts, situated in the historic center of Oria, just a stone’s throw away from the magnificent cathedral.
The property has been beautifully restored to the highest standard. With an impressive 270 sq. m of accommodation, you will find historic features such as star vaulted ceilings, creating a sense of grandeur throughout the property.
The apartment boasts 2 double bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, a separate laundry room, spacious kitchen with island, a covered terrace and a spectacular roof terrace.
The open-plan kitchen features a central island and a dining room, ideal for entertaining, which leads out to the terrace with a bamboo gazebo.
The roof terrace offers the perfect setting for enjoying morning coffee or an sunset aparitivo whilst soaking in the picturesque views of Oria’s beautiful skyline.
Oria is a gem in the Apulian region, rich in history, culture, and gastronomy. The town is known for its charming cobbled streets, ancient castles, and lively local markets. As a visitor destination, Oria attracts travelers eager to immerse themselves in authentic Italian culture. Situated merely 100 meters from the historical centre, this Palazzo places you at the heart of Oria’s vibrant culture, with a plethora of cafés, shops, and attractions at your doorstep.
Technical
A/C units
Mains water
Gas central heating
Location
Oria is a historic town with a rich history, well-preserved architecture, and cultural heritage. The town offers visitors a journey back in time and a chance to explore the authentic charm of Puglia. The heart of Oria is its historic centre: a maze of narrow cobblestone streets, ancient buildings, and charming squares. Visitors can take leisurely walks through the town’s alleys and discover its well-preserved medieval and Baroque architecture.Oria hosts various festivals and events throughout the year, celebrating local traditions and cultural heritage. The “Festa di San Cosimo e Damiano” in September is one of the most significant, featuring religious processions and traditional festivities. There is a an imposing castle , Castello Svevo and a Cathedral. On a clear day if you make the climb to the top you will be rewarded with stunning views of both coasts. There are many wonderful trattorie and restaurants where you can enjoy authentic and delicious local food.
Manduria, the ‘capital’ of Primitivo wine is only a 10 minute drive away. Highlights include its attractive Centro Storico as well as the evocative Giudecca, the former Jewish ghetto. Before heading out of the city to visit one of the many wineries in the area, make time to visit the Museo della Civiltà del Vino Primitivo, which reconstructs the history of this wine through tools and objects of the rural culture of the past.
The gorgeous beaches on the ionian coast are easily reached in just 25 minutes. San Pietro In Bevagna is known for its crystal-clear waters , 4 km of sandy beaches and is a popular spot for scuba diving enthusiasts. Punta Cacata is a protected nature reserve and is home to several endangered species, including loggerhead sea turtles. Punto Prosciuto further to the south is not to be missed, with 32 km of sandy beaches and shallow water, perfect for families.
Lecce, the Florence of the south can be reached in 40 minutes and has countless medieval churches and a great richness of architecture. The famous Roman amphibian theatre is also used in town for music and drama performances in the open during summer.
The east coast of Salento is rougher than the southwest and for people who enjoy the sea and fishing. Somewhat more elegant than the East Coast. Castro is beautiful with its location on top of the cliff by the sea and many villas with direct access to the sea. Santa Cesarea Terme is a very popular spa resort with a beautiful setting and bay.
