A lovely palazzo. It seems to be in very good condition with no signs of roof leaks or damp. Renovating would be a large, long and expensive task but probably worth it if you like the area. i live in Sicily - moved here from the UK on 2019 and I still can't believe house prices compared to the UK. Sometime prices fall and there alway seems to be deals to be made. It's so sad to see these beautiful buildings left empty and neglected. Good luck with your search :)
So Larry . Are you happy with your move to Sicily . I’m in the states and home prices here are crazy. My son just bought a home yesterday for 300k and it’s only 1300 square feet.
@@jeffconley819 Very happy. I left the UK for several reasons: Brexit was one as I consider myself a European. Wanting a change/challenge was another. But also as rental prices were increasing in the UK and at my age I was never going to own a home or afford to rent by the looks of it. Moving doesn't solve all your problems - it just changes them. It's not perfect here, the bureaucracy is maddening, the heat unbearable sometimes. However, we have been able to afford to buy a house and have a comfortable lifestyle. If you are thinking of moving: do your research including several visits and try and find out how things work and wether the change in lifestyle would suit you.
Now that you ask I’d love to see a fully renovated modern space . These old places are great but the rehabilitation costs would be incredibly high and take a few years to make them comfortable.
Stunning property which really showcases the gorgeous architecture of Salento. I love the integration of the features of each property, the area itself and of course the food! We cant wait to go later this year (our second time in Puglia and def not our last). We love the way you have made the Tarallo a hero of the floor plan walkthrough! Can you please share your back story of how you got inspired to create the channel?
I found your channel via my recommended, I can’t tell you how grateful I am. Very interesting to see inside the world of Italian real estate and the priceless amount of history that is attached to a lot of these properties. Complimenti da un italo-americano. If you are ever in Campania it would be cool to see some of the properties from where my family came from. (Saviano, NA) Or even the rural comuni of nearby Basilicata, some of my family was from Ruoti, PZ. Grazie mille, keep up the good work.
Amazing Palazzo. I especially love all the original features. It reminds me of an appartment I owned in Milan which dated back to 1890. The floor tiling is very similar. Would cost a fortune to renovate but would make a lovely B&B.
What is it like accessing materials and tools for a renovation ? Could you do a video on the supply chain, stores and costs ? Love your videos , thinking of purchasing something.
It costs 1500-2000 euro per square meter to renovate in Italy. Prepare for very unreliable contractors and shortage of skilled labor and extremely slow bureaucracy. You will require a permits and will have to hire architects and geometras by law for virtually any time of renovation/modification you want to do on your property. This is why these propertys are so cheap!
Gorgeous to say the least. Really a beauty, I liked some of the pictures of Renos from other historical properties, how they were not too invasive to the space. That kitchen ❤❤❤❤
I really enjoy the calm nature of your videos :) Since I live in Austria, I would love to see you exploring the northern provinces like Trentino-Alto Adige, Lombardia, Veneto,....
thank you so much for visiting this palazzo :) I was recently in Salento to see if it would be the right place for me to buy my dream house and visit some... but I had to cross this one off my list because unfortunately I'm not rich enough for it 😅
Such a beautiful building. It’s sad that part of it was sold off and the other part we didn’t get to see. I would really love to see one of these as whole. Also, I am in love with rooftop terraces and courtyards. Can you find any properties that showcase finished courtyards and terraces? I’m curious to know how people in Italy furnish, decorate and enjoy them. Thank you for your gorgeous videos ❤❤❤
650 sm = 7,000 sq feet - cost to renovate that much space would exceed the purchase price. Just like with old BMWs, "there's no such thing as a cheap palace".
O tamanho desse PALÁCIO é um verdadeiro absurdo !!! Ele é lindo demais !!! Eu acredito que os IMPOSTOS a serem pagos para manter esse PALÁCIO deve custar uma FORTUNA !!!
Another very well done video! Food looks awesome. I miss being in Leece. For those curious about airports, Brindisi is not far, and connects to many others.
Beautiful palace! But i guess there are reasons why it’s not been sold yet. One of the reasons i guess is there are no airports around + lots of money to restore it.
Hello Marco. I enjoy watching your videos. Beautiful and informative. A recent episode brought us to Galatina and the absolutely smashing palace. The architecture of this palace is stunning. The size is overwhelming. The price is a steal. I’m wondering if you come upon properties of this architectural style but smaller in size in this beautiful town of Galatina? Thank you, Ross Hanley
Howdy! Little by little, I am going through all of your videos. You have been great about providing additional information. Food. History. Words. Place. So inspirational. I am curious! You took refuge in a church and often visited places with deep historical history. (If those walls could speak with all that they have seen) Have you ever encountered what you might be able to call a "spirit" ? Do you have any supernatural stories? Something that may have happened that suspended your skepticism (if that be the case) ?
The highlight of the building, apart from all the space, are the ceilings and frescos. The terraces are another superior feature. Unfortunately, it lacks any real character outside of that. The rooms them selves are plain and simple, no fireplaces, only one nice floor. Given the cost to renovate, its going to be a tough one.
Another wonderful video and excellent presentation! Bravo 👏 🎊 Lovely palazzo, I’ll buy it (haha!) 😂 but seriously, doesn’t the government have a very interesting incentive for renovators of historical properties? The investment is paid back at 110% or something?? It makes it a possibility for someone to borrow enough to do the job correctly and promises a return on the loan, but I imagine it’s more complicated than it might seem. Thank you, maestro videographer!
@@sfnyc thank you for the very realistic insights. I will certainly keep this in mind. But there is so much potential I just wish, for Italy’s sake, that the government could make things possible rather than less likely. Grazie mille.
I was wondering if you could say more things about proximity to airports and hospitals for those of us considering retirement to Italy. If coming from another country, as I understand, a cash buy is likely needed. Are you a realtor and local of this area?
I hope you get fat eating all those pastries. Even I can't eat that many constantly and I'm skinny compared to you. 😂😅😂😅😂😅 The lunches look healthy, though. 😍 These palazzos are always so confusing the way they are arranged. I always get lost. 😮 Ciao! 😊😊
Beautiful bones but it would needed it a lot of Reno and also if it historic building you can’t just do what you want with building there will be regulations so I would thing at the end it will cost around million euro
Your videos are fantastic, really well made. What is the name of the hotel with the circular shower at 6:35? I’ve seen it somewhere before but can’t remember it.
I wouldn't let them pay ME to take that house. Why? Renovation is one thing, but *restoration* is quite another VERY VERY expensive and/or time consuming task of monumental proportions. I've seen properties like this where when you punched the wall, the plaster fell off onto the floor from dampness.
any idea (rough order of magnitude or hi/lo) on reno costs? in total or by m/sq? i do know ‘it all depends’, but there has to be a starting cost and a fool-to-spend-€-more limit looking for a project in s.italy
sorry, I realized after watching several more that I didn't have the volume up loud enough to hear it. I had guessed up close to a million, that's amazing, what a place.
We love your videos, you give us the opportunity to travel from Australia to wherever you are and my husband will definitely join you for a sweet breakfast every time 😅 please let us know if you ave instagram or you decide to do live videos. Lots of regards from Australia
That opening is Oscar worthy.
I love the addition of the pastries. When/if I buy a place, a big factor will be the local shops within its radius.
The walking tarallo is becoming a great classic
A lovely palazzo. It seems to be in very good condition with no signs of roof leaks or damp. Renovating would be a large, long and expensive task but probably worth it if you like the area. i live in Sicily - moved here from the UK on 2019 and I still can't believe house prices compared to the UK. Sometime prices fall and there alway seems to be deals to be made. It's so sad to see these beautiful buildings left empty and neglected. Good luck with your search :)
So Larry . Are you happy with your move to Sicily .
I’m in the states and home prices here are crazy. My son just bought a home yesterday for 300k and it’s only 1300 square feet.
@@jeffconley819 Very happy. I left the UK for several reasons: Brexit was one as I consider myself a European. Wanting a change/challenge was another. But also as rental prices were increasing in the UK and at my age I was never going to own a home or afford to rent by the looks of it. Moving doesn't solve all your problems - it just changes them. It's not perfect here, the bureaucracy is maddening, the heat unbearable sometimes. However, we have been able to afford to buy a house and have a comfortable lifestyle. If you are thinking of moving: do your research including several visits and try and find out how things work and wether the change in lifestyle would suit you.
Wow! This palazzo is amazing. Galatina is enchanting. And your videos are so stylish. Plus I love how you always make time for FOOD! Food = Love! ❤
Coffe and pastries what a start to the day 🥰
Could you do some videos covering rural properties? Specifically farms, or estates with generous land. Thanks for making these amazing videos!
Yes, please.
Same request..
Show us some farms with land
great idea!
What a magnificent structure and what possibilities!!! Great video
Now that you ask I’d love to see a fully renovated modern space . These old places are great but the rehabilitation costs would be incredibly high and take a few years to make them comfortable.
My next few videos will be fully renovated houses 🙂
Stunning property which really showcases the gorgeous architecture of Salento. I love the integration of the features of each property, the area itself and of course the food! We cant wait to go later this year (our second time in Puglia and def not our last).
We love the way you have made the Tarallo a hero of the floor plan walkthrough!
Can you please share your back story of how you got inspired to create the channel?
“The possibilities are limited by one’s imagination and permits”….. and one’s budget!
I found your channel via my recommended, I can’t tell you how grateful I am. Very interesting to see inside the world of Italian real estate and the priceless amount of history that is attached to a lot of these properties. Complimenti da un italo-americano. If you are ever in Campania it would be cool to see some of the properties from where my family came from. (Saviano, NA) Or even the rural comuni of nearby Basilicata, some of my family was from Ruoti, PZ. Grazie mille, keep up the good work.
Amazing Palazzo. I especially love all the original features. It reminds me of an appartment I owned in Milan which dated back to 1890. The floor tiling is very similar. Would cost a fortune to renovate but would make a lovely B&B.
One can always dream! The right person who will make it a reality will have a stellar house on his/her hands.
What is it like accessing materials and tools for a renovation ? Could you do a video on the supply chain, stores and costs ? Love your videos , thinking of purchasing something.
It costs 1500-2000 euro per square meter to renovate in Italy. Prepare for very unreliable contractors and shortage of skilled labor and extremely slow bureaucracy. You will require a permits and will have to hire architects and geometras by law for virtually any time of renovation/modification you want to do on your property. This is why these propertys are so cheap!
Galatina is an underrated beautiful city. I’ve been looking at this palazzo from outside for a while now, was very interesting to see the interior.
Very beautiful but the Vespa caught me eye at first.
Your cinematography is supreme! 👏🏽
Gorgeous to say the least. Really a beauty, I liked some of the pictures of Renos from other historical properties, how they were not too invasive to the space. That kitchen ❤❤❤❤
Cool houses thanks for the videos, some places out of town would be interesting to see 👌 grazie
I'm really liking your channel so far. Good mix of content and quality editing.
Thanks for the support 🙏
Thank you.
You have the nicest propeties.
Your videos are gorgeous, man. Keep doing your thing, because it's great to watch!
This channel will explode. Happy to count among the first 10k subscribers.
your video quality is awesome. Big fan from Martignano (LE) :) Keep showing our place
I really enjoy the calm nature of your videos :) Since I live in Austria, I would love to see you exploring the northern provinces like Trentino-Alto Adige, Lombardia, Veneto,....
Love this home!
Damn what a project this would be and the price is reasonable as well. ❤
thank you so much for visiting this palazzo :) I was recently in Salento to see if it would be the right place for me to buy my dream house and visit some... but I had to cross this one off my list because unfortunately I'm not rich enough for it 😅
I didn't watch the whole video. How much is ist?
Such a beautiful building. It’s sad that part of it was sold off and the other part we didn’t get to see. I would really love to see one of these as whole. Also, I am in love with rooftop terraces and courtyards. Can you find any properties that showcase finished courtyards and terraces? I’m curious to know how people in Italy furnish, decorate and enjoy them. Thank you for your gorgeous videos ❤❤❤
650 sm = 7,000 sq feet - cost to renovate that much space would exceed the purchase price. Just like with old BMWs, "there's no such thing as a cheap palace".
I would love to see some farmhouses and small farms in the surrounding area. Fantastic content, deliciously presented 😊. ❤
That’s a lot of house! But restoring frescoes and putting bathrooms in won’t be cheap but such a worthwhile project
What a palace👍👍
You’re videos are fantastic, keep at it :)
O tamanho desse PALÁCIO é um verdadeiro absurdo !!! Ele é lindo demais !!! Eu acredito que os IMPOSTOS a serem pagos para manter esse PALÁCIO deve custar uma FORTUNA !!!
Another very well done video! Food looks awesome. I miss being in Leece.
For those curious about airports, Brindisi is not far, and connects to many others.
Keren banget bangunan nya kelihatan klasik dan makanan nya juga super enak
Beautiful
Beautiful palace! But i guess there are reasons why it’s not been sold yet. One of the reasons i guess is there are no airports around + lots of money to restore it.
These properties are often tied up with centuries of families making them very hard to sell. This is one of the last for sale in this town.
Hello Marco. I enjoy watching your videos. Beautiful and informative. A recent episode brought us to Galatina and the absolutely smashing palace. The architecture of this palace is stunning. The size is overwhelming. The price is a steal. I’m wondering if you come upon properties of this architectural style but smaller in size in this beautiful town of
Galatina? Thank you, Ross Hanley
Beautiful video - thanks so much !
Polenta è baccalà! A classic from the north! Delicious
Howdy! Little by little, I am going through all of your videos. You have been great about providing additional information. Food. History. Words. Place. So inspirational. I am curious! You took refuge in a church and often visited places with deep historical history. (If those walls could speak with all that they have seen) Have you ever encountered what you might be able to call a "spirit" ? Do you have any supernatural stories? Something that may have happened that suspended your skepticism (if that be the case) ?
What a beauty!
Very well done. Thank you.
Beautiful and large means lots of money to renovate. No international airports. Yes nice but for the very brave with a large budget.
Quite funny having this video suggested by RUclips if you are a Galatina's citizen... and I was having an Ascalone's pasticciotto for my break lol!
Hello, great tour!
I would love to see Lecce Litorale little seaside villas, per piacere 😊
Would need a 200K Light renovation in my opinian to make it a real stunning place❤
Wow, love all of your videos. I’ve been searching for places to buy in the Lecce region, I can’t wait to visit and see the area in person.
The highlight of the building, apart from all the space, are the ceilings and frescos. The terraces are another superior feature. Unfortunately, it lacks any real character outside of that. The rooms them selves are plain and simple, no fireplaces, only one nice floor. Given the cost to renovate, its going to be a tough one.
You won’t find many fireplaces in Salento, the weather really doesn’t call for it. These palazzi were fairly simple with fine furnishings.
I'll be moving into this palazzo when I win the lottery.
i could spend the rest of my life on that house. thanks for the fantasy candy
Italy is the world
Thank you 🙏
che video stupendi!
Grazie!
Well done❤
Looking very nice..
Wow amazing
I really like this and Galatina is a perfect place to be, if only 🤔
You make me so hungry with all the delicious pastries
Your chanel so interesting
I hope you went back and got that pasticciotti ! Great video again! Do more in Galatina !!
I did!!
It’s needs bathrooms from scratch. Would hate breaking the stone to get drain / sewer lines in that property.
Another wonderful video and excellent presentation! Bravo 👏 🎊 Lovely palazzo, I’ll buy it (haha!) 😂 but seriously, doesn’t the government have a very interesting incentive for renovators of historical properties? The investment is paid back at 110% or something?? It makes it a possibility for someone to borrow enough to do the job correctly and promises a return on the loan, but I imagine it’s more complicated than it might seem. Thank you, maestro videographer!
@@sfnyc thank you for the very realistic insights. I will certainly keep this in mind. But there is so much potential I just wish, for Italy’s sake, that the government could make things possible rather than less likely. Grazie mille.
Amazing & huge for the price of a condo in California! 😮
Very good filming. Is that your profession? I like it that you show a variety of places. Each video has been nice to watch till so far. Thanks!
Thank you! Yes, I’m a professional videographer 😃.
I was wondering if you could say more things about proximity to airports and hospitals for those of us considering retirement to Italy. If coming from another country, as I understand, a cash buy is likely needed. Are you a realtor and local of this area?
Wow
I hope you get fat eating all those pastries. Even I can't eat that many constantly and I'm skinny compared to you. 😂😅😂😅😂😅
The lunches look healthy, though. 😍
These palazzos are always so confusing the way they are arranged. I always get lost. 😮
Ciao! 😊😊
What a beautiful Palazzo!! let’s get 300,000 people to pay a dollar each so we can all buy it!!😁
Beautiful bones but it would needed it a lot of Reno and also if it historic building you can’t just do what you want with building there will be regulations so I would thing at the end it will cost around million euro
Palace is a strong word in America.
Your videos are fantastic, really well made.
What is the name of the hotel with the circular shower at 6:35? I’ve seen it somewhere before but can’t remember it.
You'd be into this for 1 million after rennovation, if you could get plans approved, and probably take 2 years or more.
This was a while ago but do you know if it is still available?
Send me an email to marco@justdreamitaly.com 👍. I believe it still is.
I wouldn't let them pay ME to take that house. Why? Renovation is one thing, but *restoration* is quite another VERY VERY expensive and/or time consuming task of monumental proportions. I've seen properties like this where when you punched the wall, the plaster fell off onto the floor from dampness.
That really needs a minimum of €500,000 spends to do it justice.
Closed! Oh no! 😂
any idea (rough order of magnitude or hi/lo) on reno costs? in total or by m/sq?
i do know ‘it all depends’, but there has to be a starting cost and a fool-to-spend-€-more limit
looking for a project in s.italy
How much does it cost?
What are your thoughts on Bitetto?
Personally I’ve never been. It does look like a beautiful town and has the advantage of being close to Bari!
@@Justdreamitaly maybe would make a good video? 🤔
how much would be property tax per year for a place like this?
How much?
How much
How much is asking? I hate when they don't give a price.
I mention the price at 5:35. €350k
sorry, I realized after watching several more that I didn't have the volume up loud enough to hear it. I had guessed up close to a million, that's amazing, what a place.
@@wayneevans5050 it’s all good! It really is a stunning property.
❤️👍
You need to give us your secret for no getting fat , even though you are eating all the time all kinds of delicious, fattening pastries! 😂
lol..500k when you're done ..350k and you need a dumpster first thing ..have fun
Ingat Italy, ingat Leonardo D, ingat Monalisa...
Was this house sold?
Yes
300k with no bathroom…interesting. So about 500k when done
Do you know if anyone is interested in buying this?
"PromoSM" 💘
We love your videos, you give us the opportunity to travel from Australia to wherever you are and my husband will definitely join you for a sweet breakfast every time 😅 please let us know if you ave instagram or you decide to do live videos. Lots of regards from Australia