Costa Smeralda Style Villa With Wonderful Sea View

A villa with spectacular views in Cannigione and Porto Rotondo, in one of the most panoramic locations of Gallura, at the foot of Mount Moro. A few kilometers from the prestigious center of Porto Cervo and the charming village of San Pantaleo.
The property is in a unique and panoramic position, with a sea view that embraces the Gulf of Cugnana, Capo Figari, Corsica, and the archipelago of La Maddalena.
The exterior of the building reflects the well-known and ancient local architectural style of the Gallurese ”Stazzo”, with exposed granite on all sides of the house, interspersed with smaller and larger windows in the living area. Stazzo is a simple one level building, developed horizontally, with exterior walls cladded in rough local granite.
The internal layout of the villa, in perfect Costa Smeralda style, is rich in architectural details, reminiscent of specific styles of well-known architects going back to the Porto Cervo golden years. It incorporates masonry niches and small stone stairs leading to delightful alcoves in small mezzanine floors.

The main entrance is marked by a distinctive door crafted by local artisans. The internal layout of the house is organised as follows: a large room with a fireplace, expansive windows with steel frames in a more modern style that is handmade and customised for this villa. The spacious and liveable masonry kitchen, rich in details and fully furnished, is also very bright. Two steps, created to add movement, emphasise the Costa Smeralda style and connect the hallway of the living area to the three bedrooms, one of which has its own master bathroom. In this area, there is another guest bathroom with unique finishes.

A large panoramic veranda, still in the finishing phase, from both sides of which you can admire the landscapes towards Porto Rotondo and Cala di Volpe, stands out in a typical ”Stazzo” style.
In the basement (also partially completed), there are rooms covering an area of about 100 square meters. The approximately 1-hectare land, still in its natural state, is surrounded by monoliths and paths still under construction (currently in an unfinished state). An artistically shaped gate characterises the entrance to the estate. Water supply is ensured by two existing drilled wells.