A typical, renovated, and tastefully furnished Salento home, this apartment—measuring over 100 square meters—is located on the first floor of a historic building. It is ideal for families or groups of friends. Located in Ugento, in the heart of Salento, on a quiet street just a few meters from the historic center and a 10-minute drive from the Ugento marina, whose waters have been awarded the prestigious “Blue Flag.” The entryway leads to a kitchen with a star-vaulted ceiling and a fireplace, fully furnished and equipped with everything you need for cooking; here you’ll find a refrigerator and freezer, a stovetop with oven, a microwave, a kettle, a Nespresso coffee machine, and various dishes—a high chair is also available upon request. To the right is a very spacious and bright bedroom, with a star-vaulted ceiling and a double bed featuring a “luminarie”-style headboard in the traditional Salento style; The room also features a relaxation area with a sofa, built-in closet, TV, desk with a comfortable chair, a balcony with a mosquito net, and air conditioning. A folding cot is available upon request.
These two rooms have floors made of vintage ceramic tiles.
Another room serves as a living room where you can relax at any time of day by reading or watching TV, but it can also be used as an additional bedroom, as it features a double sofa bed. It also has a balcony with a mosquito net and air conditioning.
Adjacent to this room is a small bedroom with a bunk bed for 2 children or adults, an open wardrobe, and air conditioning.
These last two rooms feature period cocciopesto flooring.
There is a spacious bathroom equipped with a bidet and shower (with a stool available upon request), as well as a guest bathroom with a toilet, sink, and shower on the lower level, accessible via a staircase inside the apartment.
From inside the apartment, as well as from outside, a staircase leads to a terrace of over 50 square meters, from which you can enjoy a wonderful view of the valley and nearby villages,
The terrace features a pergola, table, chairs, a sunbathing area, tiled stone benches, a shower, and a barbecue—ideal for lunches and dinners while enjoying the magical Salento nights.
The house offers free Wi-Fi.
Parking is free both on the street and near the house.
Within walking distance, you’ll find bakeries, laundromats, pastry shops, supermarkets, churches, a medical clinic, stores, restaurants, pubs, hair salons, and many other services.

In Torre San Giovanni, the seaside town of Ugento, you can enjoy lively and festive evenings along its brightly lit waterfront, which is lined with restaurants, pizzerias, pubs, playgrounds, markets, and bars.
Its coastline is part of the “Ugento Coast Regional Nature Park,” a regional nature reserve featuring vast beaches with fine white sand.
The park is characterized by a variety of natural habitats. The initial stretch consists of a sandy coastline with significant dunes; there are also the marshlands that once characterized the entire Salento region, followed immediately by the Serre di Ugento—hills composed of limestone rock crisscrossed by karstic channels. Because there are various habitats with different characteristics, the plants growing in this area include numerous species. Many plants—about 3%—are endemic, meaning they are unique to this region. Among the flowers, wild orchids stand out; they are small in size with very tiny, brightly colored blooms. In the sea, there are Posidonia seagrass meadows; this aquatic plant is very important because it is very similar to terrestrial plants and thus oxygenates the water. Among the animals, birds are numerous; herons, cormorants, and hoopoes are easily spotted. Mammals are very shy and are mainly active at night; among them, you may spot foxes, badgers, martens, and weasels.
The beaches are characterized by fine, white sand and feature numerous beach clubs. The seabed is generally shallow, making it ideal for families with children.
On the beach at Torre San Giovanni, where the ancient port of Ugento once stood, its remains dating back to the 4th century B.C. are still visible. Marina di Ugento, on the other hand, is surrounded by a lush pine forest that stretches down to the sea; a little further south lies Fontanelle Beach, characterized by a beautiful dune system and numerous beach resorts. The Ugento coastline ends to