The light stone terrace introduces this villa with an immediate sense of openness and continuity towards the outdoors. The wooden roof, supported by granite columns, creates a sheltered area that naturally accompanies the moments of the day, while the large windows bring in a full and constant light. Inside, the light porcelain stoneware and exposed beams interact with the stone walls and pillars, creating solid, welcoming spaces designed for a relaxed daily life. The presence of the garden and pool immediately completes the sensation of a home built around space, privacy, and the pleasure of outdoor living.
Its 250 square meters of commercial space are distributed across 6 rooms and 5 bathrooms, with a configuration that suggests a comfortable management of spaces for both private life and hospitality. The annex adds further flexibility to the property, offering a separate environment that can accommodate family, guests, or moments of greater independence, while the parking space practically meets daily needs. Outside, the private garden accompanies the villa seamlessly and leads to the private pool, which visually appears with an infinity edge and discreetly integrates into the greenery. The light stone exterior paving strengthens the dialogue between architecture and landscape, and the covered area with table, seating, and large glass openings suggests a fluid use of spaces between indoors and outdoors. Contributing to the property’s recognizable ensemble are concrete details such as the wooden ceiling, pillars, stone walls, and the open view towards the hills, elements that give the property a measured yet well-defined presence.
Days here easily find their rhythm between a breakfast in the shade of the wooden cover, time spent by the pool, and evenings shared in the outdoor area, where the garden becomes a natural extension of the house. The annex allows for discreet hosting, maintaining autonomy and comfort, while the internal distribution with 5 bathrooms makes the villa particularly suitable for a large number of guests. The context of Olbia, combined with the private dimension of the property, promotes a collected, bright way of living closely tied to the quality of open spaces.
This villa coherently brings together surface area, accessory environments, and outdoor spaces, building a solid proposal for those seeking a private residence with a pool and annex in Sardinia. In Olbia, it finds a location that adds territorial interest to an already complete house in its essential elements, capable of uniting comfort, privacy, and an immediate relationship with the surrounding landscape.
