Land For Sale in Southern Italy

The southern region of Puglia instantly welcomes you with it's sparkling blue-green water, sandy beaches, warm climate, outstanding cusine, scented fields, coastal playgrounds, picturesque ports and historic landmarks. All of which draw vacationers and tourists from around the world. We are offing this exceptional real estate opportunity. Click here for photos.

Bathed in History
The gentle ridge on which this 160-acre parcel sits is located just outside the city of Taranto which was once the center of the entire Magna-Grecia Empire! The city resonates with history—ancient grotto dwellings once inhabited by pre-historic families; lookouts used by waves of occupying armies; the criss-crossing paths of empires on the march. Few places in the world have felt so dramatically the tread of expanding civilizations and meshing cultures. Across the millennia, Greeks, Romans, Carthaginians, Saracens, Normans, Germans, Spaniards all left their footprints on this soil, and their enduring mark on the richly eclectic architecture of the region's nearby cities and towns.

A 160 acre parcel of land is for sale in Southern Italy. Situated 240 meters above sea level, this privately owned parcel offers spectacular views of the Ionic sea and the Gulf of Taranto.

This land can be developed for a variety of uses - some examples include:

• Motion Picture Studios & Sound .. Stage
• Entertainment Theme Park
• Hotel & Resort
• Mini Golf, Skating/Water Park
• Spa Centers & Resort
• 18 Hole Golf Course & Club
• Complete Sports Complex
• Shopping Mall
• Cinema Complex

Your imagination is your only limitation!

For most of the past century, the property itself was the peaceful domain of shepherds, grazing sheep, and growers of olives and almonds. Their stone huts and wizened trees still dominate the landscape. The land slopes southward towards the Ionic Sea (a stunning blend of the Mediterranean and Adriatic seas). The cultural attractions are many, none more delightful than the annual summer Opera Festival in adjacent Martina Franca, where the famed Truli houses dot the surrounding plain.

This is a central Mediterranean location with few parallels, a natural geographic crossroads between Europe and its neighboring continents. Ferry boats to Greece and jet flights to Rome or Milan (and seasonally to London) are only 45 miles (73 km) away in the port city of Bari. Trains and auto-express roads to the rest of Italy and Europe are only 10 minutes away

The one-hour flight to Rome links you to all the world. Whatever your dream is, we invite you to come see for yourself if this isn't the place where you can best turn it into reality.