In Grecìa Salentina, at 15 minutes from Lecce and the Adriatic coast, a "courtyard house" seventeenth century with large garden

Historical ideal for those wishing to spend - at any time of year, thanks to the mild climate even in winter - a relaxing holiday in, unshackled from clamor of the most popular tourist destinations, all easily reachable by virtue of geography favorable. Located in the heart of Martignano, [the smallest municipalities (1,800 inhabitants) of Grecìa Salentina, the ancient area located at the center of the Salento] along the way oldest in the country, which joins the Church matrix with the most famous monument, Palazzo Palmieri. It's consists of an original planting portions seventeenth century and of later eras, has ten rooms, all with the times "barrel" or "Star", as well accessories, for a total of 250 sqm. The furnishings are enriched by the presence of two chimneys ( "focaliri") and two barns left buried "in sight". The first floor is the "suppènna" (literally shed, stable open from one side to allow the airing of personal), now fully restored when there is another fireplace. It has three entrances that face the "court" common that you access from the outside through a portal in Baroque style in the second half of'700 and, on the back of a garden ( "Ortale") of approximately 700 square meters, where spend time relaxing in the shade of orange trees, lemons and manderini. Value for money is of particular interest because you can get a structure that offers ample living space and priced very suggestive content and that is inserted in a simple and austere, not influenced by artificial tourist practices.