We had a warm welcome at this house. Gregorio had brought lots of fruits, almonds and olive oil from his farm, which we very much appreciated. He provided a baby cot and had brought a friend to translate.
Unfortunately, we decided to leave the same evening as result of some events (no hot water at first, the electrician who came to solve this, had somehow electrified the toilet button, the electrician who came to solve this, electrified the kitchen tap... )
Although Greogorio did his outmost best to solve all this and in the end promised to put in a new water heating system, we decided to leave as we were travelling with a baby and did not feel safe and comfortable in the house anymore.
Our decision was accelerated by the fact that we had expected more of the village and the house. Torre Chianca was deserted at the time (3rd week of June). It looks like it is was built in the 80's and has since faded away, and so has the interior of the house.
Conclusion: if you just love to be on the beach all day, and don't need any frills, this could be your location. If you like a house that offers a little bit more luxury and maintenance, seek elsewhere.