Single family villa Strada Vicinale Bischiazzi, Centro, Parabita

Parabita, Rischiazzi district, in a quiet area with a panoramic view, we offer for sale a luxurious villa with a swimming pool surrounded by greenery. The recently renovated house consists of an entrance hall, a large and bright living area with a fireplace, a custom-made kitchen, a double bedroom with an en suite bathroom, a second bedroom, a second bathroom with a shower, a laundry room, a third room with windows to be used according to your needs and a veranda with a wooden pergola. Technical and Comfort Features:• PVC Windows and Shutters: equipped with double glazing for optimal thermal and acoustic insulation • External lighting • Photovoltaic System (6 kW): with storage batteries for high energy efficiency • Charging Station for Electric Cars: an increasingly essential convenience • Complete Air Conditioning • Independent heating • 1700m2 garden planted with fruit trees and a brick fireplace • Swimming pool and solarium area with a panoramic view of the Gulf of Gallipoli, offering an oasis of relaxation and beauty. Built with quality materials and a refined architectural style, this villa is an exclusive proposal for those looking for a refined residence in a unique location.For more information call 0833263777. (00393285505630) For all the news follow us on Instagram: Lucerimmobiliare Ref. PC-450 Cl. En. A Parabita is an Italian town of 9047 inhabitants in the province of Lecce in Puglia, Center of the hinterland, It is just over 10 kilometers from the beautiful beaches of the Ionian coast, Parabita is a town with ancient origins and a fairly unique morphology for the large Salento plain, as it is perched on the south-western part of the Serra di Sant`Eleuterio, with a maximum altitude of 195 meters above sea level. Arriving in town, just follow the tourist signs to reach the Parco delle Veneri, that is, the place where the cave is located where the famous horse or ox bone statuettes were found, depicting two pregnant women, "the Venuses", dating back to 20 thousand years ago, currently exhibited at the Marta Museum in Taranto alongside other finds considered very important, such as the Zeus of Ugento and the Athlete of Taranto.