The house is a detached villa surrounded by a beautiful garden with typical Mediterranean plants such as juniper and myrtle. The interiors are very spacious and feature high ceilings enriched with beams, floors in fine Vietri majolica and white walls. The space Located 50 meters from the beach and in the magnificent Gulf of Asinara, considered a National Park, the villa is surrounded by about 2500 meters of garden. It consists of 2 bedrooms, a living room with a stone fireplace, an independent kitchen and a bathroom. Equipped with all appliances, with washing machine and dishwasher. The villa is so close to the sea that you can go to the beach even just with your swimsuit. The beach is still wild and has its own charm due to the particularity of the pebbles that compose it, while the seabed is considered a National Park and fishing is prohibited. The porch, which characterizes it and where you spend most of the time, is always ventilated and cool and even on the hottest days you are absolutely not affected by the heat. Thanks to its location, you can easily reach the most beautiful places in Sardinia such as Castelsardo just 9 km away, Stintino, Alghero, Costa Paradiso and Santa Teresa di Gallura. The nearest port is Portotorres, 19 km away, while Alghero airport is 40 km away, and Olbia port and airport are 80 km away. The villa is easily accessible because it is connected to a highway. Guest access Guests will have access to all the places in the house and will be able to use all the appliances including the dishwasher, washing machine, oven, and hairdryer. Other things to note The sunsets are wonderful. The beach, often with algae due to storm surges, is still wild and the sea hides a seabed full of many beauties that is considered a National Park. Equipped with a mask, you can admire a wonderful world. The location of the house is such that you can reach numerous sandy beaches or rocky coastlines in a few minutes; each has a different scenario. Registration Details I applied for a CIN, but haven’t received it yet