The 50 sqm apartment is located on the mezzanine floor of a building and has an independent entrance: there are 4 steps to access it. The interior space is composed as follows: - Kitchen equipped with gas hob, mini fridge, moka and microwave - Living room equipped with two single sofa beds and split AC - Bedroom with double bed, wardrobe, split AC and TV - Toilet with wc, bidet and shower box - Patio equipped with table, chairs and umbrella: the space is NOT entirely private, as it is visible from the common garden. Shared with the other guests of the two adjacent apartments (Domus Perrone Garden Yellow and Domus Perrone Garden White) are available on the ground floor of the structure: - Large internal garden with lawn, equipped with chairs and tables, and trees (olive, laurel, pomegranate, carob, vine pergolas and climbing jasmine) - Large hall/indoor games room recovered from an old stable, illuminated by characteristic Salento lights and equipped with seats, ping-pong and table football (4 steps to access it) - Night electric charging for electric cars using two wallboxes in the adjacent garage. ATTENTION, recharging can only take place at night. For scheduling reasons, guests are kindly requested to notify them at the time of booking. ATTENTION: In the patio there are some stairs that lead to the roof of the hypogeum below, be careful if you are traveling with children. Additional facilities available for the guests: UNLIMITED WIFI, heating by heat pumps, washing machine, drying rack, iron and ironing board. Towels and linen are included (with additional linen optional for a fee).

The apartment is located in Squinzano, an important center in the province of Lecce, from which it is about 17 km away. Squinzano is the most northern town of Salento and is the ideal starting point for exploring the area, being located halfway between the Ionian and Adriatic coasts. Among the various attractions, its churches deserve to be visited: - Chiesa Matrice, dedicated to the patron saint "San Nicola", where it is possible to admire the valuable wooden choir, carved in 1843 by the cabinetmaker Giuseppe Fella di Oria; - Romanesque Church of Santa Maria delle Cerrate, dating back to the 12th century, probably built on a pre-existing Basilian structure; - Church of the Annunciation, dating back to 1628, which houses an elegant eighteenth-century organ, placed next to the high altar, surmounted by an image of the Virgin Mary; - Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, built from 1559 to 1583, then completely rebuilt and enlarged to three naves towards the end of the 17th century. It is accompanied by statues, paintings and relics; - Maria Regina Church, completed in 1969, with an oval structure in a modern style.