Apulia, Taranto, Grottaglie, Italy

Coldwell Banker offers for sale an apartment with independent entrance located on a spectacular cave of extraordinary beauty in the characteristic and unique ceramics district of Grottaglie.
The property is composed as follows: on the ground floor we have a staircase (equipped with a stair lift), which leads to the first floor where there is an entrance with a particular beamed attic mixed with natural stones with an exposed cooking area, a bathroom with shower and a followed by a double bedroom with direct access to the first terrace.
On the second floor, reachable from the same staircase and also externally from the small terrace, there is a further bedroom, a small study corner where it is possible to organize a minimalist kitchen, a bathroom with shower and a closet as well as a second panoramic balcony.
The property, which has undergone careful renovation, has been used as a holiday home for much of the last period; hence the careful attention (including a bathroom for disabled people) for optimal usability.
The layout of the property lends itself to use as a single apartment with some modifications or as two comfortable studio apartments or studios to be used as income or for personal use; the view from any angle of the house and thanks to its elevated position makes it particularly panoramic and unique in its kind. The property itself also stands on an old shop with natural cavities, ovens and is perfectly preserved over time, home to a characteristic ceramics shop.
The location is particularly interesting and evocative and represents a place of tourist attraction due to the presence of numerous artisan workshops and the proximity of the Episcopio Castle and for the cultural, artistic initiatives and exhibitions that take place at different times of the year.


In fact, the town of Grottaglie, whose meaning is "several caves", stands on a hill of clayey origin; Its caves and natural cavities already present in the Paleolithic and originally inhabited by Byzantine and Jewish monks were a refuge in the year 1000 for them who started the first commercial activities there; these natural cavities with ovens and laboratories are still present along the ravine. Preserved and conserved over time, they have given life to a real neighborhood of shops, the so-called "ceramics neighborhood" where master craftsmen work and sell their unique works, contributing to the economy of the town recognized among the 28 in Italy and protected by the trademark DOC for ceramic production.
In this spectacular historical and cultural context, this property represents a safe investment in a magical place full of history.


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