Borgo Cenate, luxury villas for sale in topclass location by the sea Puglia
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Wednesday, 18 November 2009 11:12
New development of 6 luxury villas for sale in Santa Caterina di Nardò, south-western coast of Puglia Italy. This unique development in XIX-century style is located in one of the most exclusive area of Puglia and next door to the most important villa of the Cenate, ancient borough where noble families from all Italy used to spend their holidays and own their villas. This under construction development consinst of 6 independent semi-detached villas each spread on two levels: ground and first floor, with terraces, private garden and car parking. The villas will be built in 3 different sorts and each will have 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, living room with dining area and kitchen corner, garden, car parking and storages. The development will be finished with high standard specification following the character of the region and its typical materials. Part of the building will have vaulted and star ceilings and part with particular and original roofing tiles. The villas will be elegant and comfortable at the same time, will respect the building character of 19th century and the existing environment. The location will be unique: next door to the most exclusive villas of Puglia, only 10 minutes walking from Santa Caterina beach and piazza, 5 minutes driving from Nardò town centre, 10 mins from Gallipoli, 20 mins from Lecce and 50 mins from Brindisi international airport. Become an early owner of one of these unique villas, with a little payment you will book it, fix the price and not pay the agency commissions. http://www.sispropertyandtourism.co.uk/public/Sale/Villa/SV695LS.php
Italy: fantastic sea-front villas with pool for sale
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Unique villa with swimming pool and sea view for sale in Italy, Puglia, Santa Maria al Bagno. This charming and luxury property is spread on 3 levels (ground, first and top floor) and features a good-sized garden of approximately 1.000 sqm, a superb swimming pool with sea view, large verandas and car parkings. At the ground floor boasts a wide reception of approx. 52 sqm, corridor, bathroom, living room with bathroom, a bedroom with bathroom, staircase in olive wood, kitchen, laundry room, storage room and an extra bathroom for swimming pool users. At the first floor features 3 master bedrooms with bathrooms en suite, an extra bedroom, corridor, bathroom, balconies and a fantastic terrace of 71 sqm. The top floor consists of a large suite of 25 sqm, a large bathroom of 17 sqm and a unique terrace with panoramic and sea views of 60 sqm. The restoration process is near to be finished, but the property will be left at this stage to allow the buyers to complete the works following their own taste and choose the colours and accessories within the high standard specification. Location, location, location… this is the case of saying that’s true! Enviably located in a residential area, right on the hill of Santa Maria al Bagno with sea view from 2 sides, just 900 mt away from the beach and the main piazza of the village, 7 minutes’ drive from Gallipoli, 5 mns from Nardò old town, 15 mins from the Baroque town Lecce and 50 minutes from Brindisi international airport. Click here for further details http://www.sispropertyandtourism.co.uk
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Last Updated on Saturday, 12 December 2009 17:33
Tips for Planning a Successful Overseas Inspection Trip
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Saturday, 12 December 2009 16:23
After spending two or three weeks surfing the net, most property investors have chosen their market, and selected a few dozen properties that need to be inspected. An agent may be available to plan a viewing excursion, but don’t count on it. Before making travel arrangements, make a list of things you need and want to see in the property. Create a ceiling, and a basement price. Do not deviate from these prices, no matter what ‘deals’ the agent may have found after hearing of your travel plans. Pick a target location, and stick to it. An agent can waste countless hours driving ‘just over here’, taking the investor hours out of their way, to look at an unsuitable property. Time is at a premium. Do not plan to visit restaurants. They may be non existent, or unable to comprehend the meaning of a rush, or the importance of your valuable time. Send the list to the agent with the properties you are interested in viewing. This will give them a general idea of your wants and needs. Make it clear that you will not view properties that do not meet the criteria. Email or telephone the agent directly. Do not work through an office. Try to communicate several times. Look for good communication skills, helpful advice, and a friendly manner. Try to find out whether they are familiar with the properties. Ask them how long it takes them to get to the property, how far out of the down town, or tourist, core the property is. Look for any hint that the agent is not serious about the sale, or feels they can sell you anything when you finally arrive. Take a print copy of desirable properties. Take a video camera, notebook, and itinerary. It is very easy to confuse properties after three or four days of viewing. There will also be properties you’d like to look at again, and compare. It is easy to download video to a computer, and keep unlimited files in your email inbox. One good way to test the agent’s knowledge of the property is to ask them for pictures taken from a digital camera, or a cell phone. Paying for a cell phone conversation from a foreign country may be expensive. But that ten minute call, and viewing of the property via your cell phone, or the internet, may prevent a disaster. source http://www.buyproperty4less.com http://www.sispropertyandtourism.co.uk - http://www.studioimmobiliarespano.it
Lonely Planet is the largest travel guide book and digital media publisher in the world. It has published over 500 titles in eight different languages with annual sales of six million guidebooks as well as TV programmes, a magazine, mobile phone applications and websites.
Global travel guidebook giant, Lonely Planet this week released its Best in Travel 2010 book with 10 top travel cities and other useful information on travel in 2010. The top 10 cities were Abu Dhabi, Charleston (South Carolina), Cork (Ireland), Cuenca (Ecuador), Istanbul, Kyoto (Japan), Lecce (Italy), Sarajevo, Singapore and Vancouver (Canada).
Lecce (Puglia region, Italy): How to experience the historical, cultural and culinary wonders of Italy without endangering your finances? The answer is simple: head to the good-value south, where the cost of living is low and simple pleasures are many.Puglia is the sunbleached rural region that has only recently found its place on the tourist map, and Lecce is its most beautiful city. The pace of life here is slower than the north, the summers longer and more idyllic, wine flows more freely (fill up a bottle, gas-station style, at a local winery) and white-sand beaches are within easy reach. Lecce is a burnished, brilliant city, the gleaming prize of the Salento region - a lively, laid-back university town that seems to have been carved from solid gold.Defining experienceEating Pugliese soul food: orecchiette (pasta shaped like "little ears"), washed down with local wine, then a long snooze before spending the afternoon at a local beach, followed by dinner, then an evening passeggiata (little walk) and gelato, before dancing off the calories to a taranta (traditional folk music) band.
