Designed by Netherlands-born owner Leontine in the traditional rural style, this vacation home rental in Sardinia is a loving tribute to the island’s history and a celebration of nature.
A former luxury hospitality exec and transplant who lives in Tuscany, her affection for the country is evident in the construction and design of this contemporary version of Stazzo style island homes.
Perfectly placed for magnificent views of the rugged island landscape and Corsica in the distance, the home affords you absolute privacy, retreat and silence.
Set on one floor, the main lounge is a bright and intimate space that includes a fireside sitting area and a fully equipped kitchen with dining space that opens out to the gardens and terraces.
The en suite master bedroom has its own entrance and lovely views and the adjacent bedroom is ideal for kids to share and is configured with bunk beds for up to three guests.
Styled with modern materials, recycled elements and vintage finds, the furnishings and decor create a relaxed and timeless ambience.
With multiple terraces and outdoor living spaces, you can soak up the stunning views, in a setting designed for pure escape.
SARDINIA’S NORTH
The Roman-era port city of Olbia is northeast Sardinia’s main hub with the ruins of the ancient aqueduct and baths at its heart alongside the bustling Piazza Matteotti and Piazza Regina Margherita, with its palaces and sidewalk cafes.
Twenty minutes north, San Pantaleo and Porto Rotondo are charming towns to explore, full of delightful shops, restaurants, and cafes set against magnificent rock formations. Head down on market day to soak in the ambiance and peruse the arts and crafts.
A twenty-minute drive to the coast, the jet-set and celebrity capital of the Costa Smeralda, Porto Cervo on Sardinia’s northeast tip features a dazzling array of luxury shops, and cafes, clubs and boutiques all centered around a beautiful natural cove bobbing with mega-yachts.
The island’s spectacular natural beauty is legendary and its turquoise waters and white sandy beaches in the Cala di Volpe, Grande Pevero and its smaller sister beach Piccolo Pevero are some of the best. A little further south is Romazzino and Principe beach along with sheltered coves, including Liscia Ruja and the lovely Cala Capriccioli. You can take a boat to the Golfo di Orosei’s coves, or to La Maddalena’s cluster of granite islands and the offshore islets of Li Nibani to discover spots accessible only from the sea.
The island’s interiors are rugged and lush with oak and pine forests and the spectacular Gola Su Gorropu canyon for hiking, magnificent rock formations that the island is famous for, and Bronze Age settlements to discover.
LOCATION
Olbia, Sardinia, Italy. Nearest Airport: Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport (12km)
BEST TIME TO VISIT: Spring through Fall
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