Villa Costa Paradiso

An Icon of Sardinian Organic Architecture
Designed by Dante Bini and linked to the story of Michelangelo Antonioni, this villa is one of the rarest and most recognizable examples of organic architecture in Sardinia. Bini’s famous “dome” rises from the granite rocks of Costa Paradiso as if it had always been there: soft lines, natural materials, and absolute continuity between interior and exterior spaces. It is not a house that reveals itself—it is a house to be discovered. The 159 square meters of living space on a 1,500-square-meter lot, complete with a 1,300-square-meter Mediterranean garden, create a setting rarely found on the market.

Living Area
The living area is spacious and bright, with an open kitchen integrated into the main space, opening directly onto the outdoor areas and the sea view. The visual continuity between interior and exterior—one of the defining characteristics of the Bini project—is evident in every corner: the light changes throughout the day, the rocks come into view, and the sea is always present.

Sleeping Area
The main villa features a master bedroom with an en suite bathroom and a double bedroom with a second bathroom. The adjacent independent guesthouse offers a double bedroom with an en suite bathroom—an ideal solution for guests or staff, providing full autonomy and privacy.

Outdoor Areas and Amenities
The 1,300-square-meter Mediterranean garden surrounds the property and leads to the private panoramic pool, nestled among the rocks with an unobstructed view of the sea. The outdoor spaces are divided into various relaxation and social areas, designed to allow you to enjoy the home in complete privacy from sunrise to sunset. The total commercial area is 181 square meters.

Property Condition
A property with character; a visit is recommended to fully appreciate its architectural and landscape qualities.

Location and Setting
Costa Paradiso is one of the most exclusive areas in northern Sardinia: red granite cliffs, natural coves carved into the rock, access to the sea via private platforms, and a full range of seasonal amenities, including restaurants, bars, and a supermarket. A setting that combines visual seclusion with infrastructure, in one of Sardinia’s most photographed stretches of coastline.

Target Audience and Intended Use
A property for buyers with a discerning eye: those seeking not just a home by the sea, but a work of art. It offers significant architectural, scenic, and collectible value. It is also an attractive asset in the luxury segment of northern Sardinia, a growing market with expanding international demand for destinations other than Porto Cervo.