Detached House in Porto Cervo, Sardinia

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Stone, terracotta, and exposed wooden beams immediately set the tone for this independent house with 495 square meters of commercial space: a spacious, solid property designed for those seeking genuine spaces and a direct connection with the outdoors. The presence of a natural stone fireplace, large windows that let in light, and a dark wooden door accompany a warm, tangible atmosphere, never contrived. Even the covered outdoor areas, with cozy seating and views of the greenery, suggest a relaxed way of living, where interior and exterior naturally complement each other. The 8 rooms and 3 bathrooms allow for a generous layout, suitable for both daily life and hosting family and guests, with volumes that provide privacy without sacrificing conviviality. The house is set within a private garden of 99,809 square meters, a dimension that completely changes the perception of living: not just a simple outdoor space, but a real extension of the property, to be traversed, inhabited, and enjoyed at any time of the day. The stone structure, light-colored walls, terracotta and ceramic floors in earthy tones, along with ceilings with exposed beams, create a coherent and material language, tied to an authentic dimension of the home. Outside, the covered area overlooking the greenery adds a particularly pleasant intermediate space, sheltered yet open, ideal for enjoying the property even in mild seasons. Overall, a residence of character emerges, where the scale of the spaces and the continuity with the surrounding nature become the true protagonists. Days here find a different rhythm among bright rooms, moments by the fireplace, and time spent outdoors, with the possibility of moving in a vast and secluded setting. The large green space invites a more relaxed life, consisting of breakfasts under the covered outdoor area, informal gatherings, reading in the shade, and evenings where the house naturally extends outward. The generosity of the surface and the land makes this property interesting even for those seeking a representative residence or a solution to consider in terms of hospitality, always respecting its domestic identity and its balance with the landscape. An independent house of this size, with 99,809 square meters of private garden and an architectural presence founded on stone, wood, and terracotta, represents a rare offering for those seeking privacy, space, and continuity with nature. In Olbia, Sardinia, such a property combines patrimonial consistency and quality of living in a concrete, measured form deeply connected to the territory.