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Designed by architect Cini Boeri, this wonderfully unique home in Sardinia is tilted forward to better show off the panoramic views of its incredible surroundings. Created to make the most of indoor-outdoor living, it's also cleverly constructed to keep the south-facing areas cool and shaded, shielding your from the heat of the Sardinian sun. While the stark grey facade and sharply angled lines make a breathtaking first impression, we think the interiors speak for themselves too. We love how the architect decided to show off the incredible landscape of La Maddalena by creating a picture frame out of every window – each one set at the exact right height to maximise the impact. There’s even a telescope in the study so you can explore the area from the comfort of your own home, or go full Rear Window and see what your neighbours are up to down in the harbour. The muted grey tones of the exterior are mirrored in the contemporary kitchen, while the dining room is framed by floor-to-ceiling windows offering the best views in the house. Outside, you’ll find a wooden deck that’s perfect for morning coffees, evening cocktails, and everything in between.

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Grab an authentic taste of Sardinia life with a stay at this contemporary home perched along the seafront of the bustling port town of Olbia. Its central location, set close to the town’s historic centre crammed with wine bars and a restaurant-lined plaza, will come in handy as there’s no kitchen at this home. It’s also worth noting there’s no living space to speak of. But with an impressive private balcony overlooking the island of Tavolara and the Gulf of Olbia for morning coffees and evening drinks, we don’t think you’ll mind.

Olive Heart

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Sitting on a hill overlooking the beautiful coastline of Sardinia, this home is a hidden gem full of home comforts and with a sensational sense of outdoor living. The obvious highlight is, of course, that view – the azure water is visible from multiple corners of the home, a constant reminder that you’re in a paradisal spot next to the Tyrhennian Sea. While the bedrooms and kitchen can feel a little dated in parts, it’s all made up for with this incredible location, topped off by that brilliant vista.

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Blooming bougainvillea frames the stunning views this Sardinian home has to offer. It’s a romantic home set in the hills above Costa Smeralda, with plenty of room for a large group. The outside space is dreamy, with lush gardens and a huge veranda – though the swimming pool is shared with the other guests on the development. You’ll need to pay for your bed and bath linens – or bring your own – and we think hiring a car is a good idea if you want to get out to see more of north east Sardinia – and with these sea views, you'll be dying to hit the beach.

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A magnificent villa with its own private beach – holidays don’t get better than that, do they? This home is something really special, with breath-taking views out to sea and a glorious terrace from which to enjoy them. For a holiday that feels like a dream, look no further. 

The villa is sunny and tranquil, with a soft colour palette that allows the view to take centre stage. The patio doors retract, merging the indoor and outdoor spaces to create that wonderful island feel. Enjoy breakfast while gazing out at the panoramic view of the bay, before taking your coffee out to one of the comfortable sofas on the terrace. Will you lie out in the sun all day, explore the area, or perhaps make the most of having your own little beach?

The fenced garden leads directly to a small sandy beach in a calm bay. The water is shallow and clear, so it’s like having your own private swimming pool. There are two stand-up paddleboards for you to use, which is a great way of exploring the coast a little further. There are plenty of beaches to explore aside from your own – why not drive seven minutes to Spiaggia dei Baracconi?

Rinse off the sand in the outdoor hot water shower, then start thinking about dinner. Maybe you’ll pop into town for some fresh seafood, or perhaps you’ll get to work in the outdoor kitchen? Fire up the barbecue for a family feast on the terrace. When the plates have been cleared, slip into the Jacuzzi to watch the sun go down. 


Daydreams

Often overlooked for its showier cousin – Costa Smeralda – the authentic port town of Olbia remains relatively untouched by tourism. Discover its charms at this dazzling new apartment overlooking the waterfront and just a short walk from the town's historic centre, crammed with boutiques, wine bars and a restaurant-lined plaza. More like a hotel room than an apartment – it's important to note there's no kitchen or living area here. However, that private terrace overlooking the sea is a nice touch for morning cuppas, and there's a coffee pod machine to kickstart your days.


The Olive Jam

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Now that's what we call a view. Whether you're relaxing on the balcony, swimming in the pool or whipping up a feast in the kitchen, you'll be able to watch the waves rolling in the sea. Although bed linen and towels are an additional cost, each bedroom is comfortable and cosy – but, as there's only space for eight around the table, we think ten guests will be a squeeze. Location-wise, Costa Paradiso is yours to discover. Li Cossi beach is less than a five-minute drive, with restaurants, bars and seasonal shops also within striking distance.

Serene Seas

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Featuring classic Italian art on its very own ceiling, this charming seaside apartment is something special. It's located in the heart of Alghero, just a short walk from sandy beaches and the buzzing harbour and surrounded by trattorias and bars. Everything you need is located in the town itself, but if you fancy venturing further afield, the city of Sassari is just a thirty-five-minute drive away. With a rustic kitchenette and a private balcony, this classic apartment is a comfortable and charming base to explore Sardinia. 

The Antico

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With panoramic sea views, alfresco dining opportunities and a private infinity pool, there’s so much to love about this Sardinian villa. Perfect for large group getaways, there’s plenty of space to spread out here and you can make the most of multiple living areas, three kitchens, and bedrooms all boasting en-suites. Hop through the garden gate, and you can even make your way directly to the sea. Mealtimes are taken care of with traditional Italian pizzerias and bars as close as five minutes away on foot. Fancy exploring further afield? A mere fifteen-minute drive takes you to Alghero, which is well worth a visit. 

Sardinian Seascape

If you want to feel like you’ve stepped into the Garden of Eden, this villa’s for you. This dreamy home has three terraces with alfresco dining tables and stunning views – not to mention the private pool. The lush gardens are full of olive trees, myrtle bushes and prickly pears, with plenty of cosy corners for romantic moments away from the group. The interiors are a little rustic, but let's face it, you're not travelling to Sardinia to sit inside. The best part is the remarkable location on an exclusive peninsula that looks out over the Maddalena archipelago. Stroll to the beach in minutes, or better yet, head out by boat. 

Feels Like Paradise

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The view is everything here. This modern villa stands in Portobello di Gallura, just 800 metres from Baia dell’Amore beach, and boasts glorious views of the coast. From here you can explore the area's hidden coves and peaceful beaches on foot, and spend your evenings drinking in the spectacular sea sunsets. You’ll have a Jacuzzi to unwind in but no pool, so this home will really only appeal to those who enjoy sea swimming and the feel of sand underfoot. The twin rooms are ideal for children. Bedding and towels aren’t included in the price but can be provided for an additional fee. 

Che Bella

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Incredible Mediterranean views await at this villa located in the village of Cugnana, just 13 kilometres from the city of Olbia. With a panoramic patio complete with outdoor seating and a sparkling infinity pool, you’ll find yourself whiling away sunny days taking dips in its waters and soaking up the far-reaching vistas in complete relaxation. The pair of living areas across the home’s two floors means it’s perfect for groups looking for a bit of autonomy, and while bed linens and towels aren’t included here, we’re willing to overlook this for its fabulous locale and picture-perfect views. Elsewhere away from home, the crystal-blue waters of Golfo Aranci are 15 kilometres away and the beach of Liscia Ruja – one of the jewels of the Costa Smeralda – is 14 kilometres. 


Infinite Turquoise

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Sun-seekers will love this Sardinian villa. It can be found in the village of Portobello di Gallura, just a short distance from the sandy shores of Cala Sassari. Its outside space is comprised of two large terraces with plenty of room for everyone to stretch out in the sun – and there are glorious sea views to admire. There's also a private pool. Inside the villa is crisp and modern, though you’ll have to pay for bed and bath linen (or bring your own). When you’re not at the beach, you can soak up the rays on the hiking and cycling trails of the Gallura area – it’s best to hire a car if you want to explore. 

Lemons in the Sun

Sweeping sea and mountain views take centre stage at this apartment in the authentic port town of Olbia. Set just moment's from the seafront promenade for sunset strolls, and with the historic centre's wine bars and restaurant-lined plaza just a short walk away – the location is bang-on. Fancy a beach day? There are miles of uncrowded sandy coves just a short drive up the coast. Part of a new-build apartment building, the home's pared-back design may feel a little characterless for some. It's also worth noting there's no kitchen or living room facilities here. However, that sea-facing balcony helps to make up for that.

To The Sea & Back

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This villa is an excellent spot in which to admire the natural beauty of Sardinia. Thanks to the home's elevated position, guests get a wonderful view of the dazzling blue waters of Porto Rotondo from the upper floors. However, don't be surprised if the paradisical garden immediately below grabs your attention, too.

Out here in among the colourful flower beds and handsome granite walls, you can while away lazy afternoons paddling about in the swimming pool, catching some rays on the loungers or cooking up a storm in the outdoor kitchen (complete with a barbecue and pizza oven).

Inside, the home is spread across four floors, so while there are plenty of stairs, it feels cool and airy, thanks to the high ceilings, stark white walls and terracotta tiling underfoot. There's a discernible rustic theme to the design, from the wicker chairs and natural-themed artwork to the large rock feature in the main entrance hall.

With the nautical location, you might not be surprised to learn that there are two beaches that can be reached in just over a quarter of an hour's walk (Spiaggia dei Sassi and di Ira), while the historic city of Olbia takes a similar amount of time to reach in the car, too. Closer to home, there are a handful of restaurants, bars and discos in the local area.

Grand Finale

This villa has the feel of a sophisticated beach house. It’s sunny and bright, and it has a gorgeous garden with a private swimming pool. Best of all, it’s close to the golden sands and turquoise waters of Spiaggia Conca Verde, and faces La Maddalena Archipelago. Beautiful sea views can be admired from the covered terrace, and there are lots of cosy corners for romantic moments à deux. You won’t have free bedding or towels here, but your host has arranged for daily cleaning so you can focus on relaxing in the sunshine. 

Sweet Sardinia

Base yourself along the Sardinian coast at this smart apartment set in the authentic port town of Olbia. While the sea-facing balcony overlooking the island of Tavolara and the Gulf of Olbia is impressive, it's important to note that this home has no kitchen or living area. But with the best of Olbia's restaurants just a short walk away for the freshest seafood imaginable, we suspect you'll eat out a lot anyway. And there's an all-important coffee pod machine to kick-start your day. Fancy a beach day? There are miles of uncrowded sandy coves just a short drive up the coast.

Olive Breeze

One glance at the infinity pool and you'll see why this villa caught our eye. With the distant sea on the horizon, it feels positively serene. The terrace is ideal for alfresco dinners and entertaining, while sun loungers are perfectly positioned to make the most of the views. Contemporary interiors combine natural materials with must-have conveniences so you can unwind in style. Keen to explore? This is a great starting point for adventures around Arzachena. Stunning beaches and traditional towns are all a short drive away.

Sardinian Summer

In the rugged south of Corsica, near Bonifacio, sits this chalet-like retreat in the hills. Wood-clad outside, it blends in with the rolling scenery, where ancient woodlands cover the hills like a deep green blanket. It’s a ten-minute drive into Bonifacio, an ancient port town with a buzzing marina and medieval hilltop citadel. The villa itself is set in field-like lawns where a shady olive grove invites you for an afternoon stroll. The turquoise swimming pool sits pride of place on the deck and is lined with loungers. Outdoor dining is on offer under the shaded terrace, framed by ivy. Inside it feels natural with wooden walls and a white-wash vaulted ceiling. Floor to ceiling windows show off a view of the flowering garden on all sides and the huge corner sofa is big enough to fit the whole family easily. There’s something bohemian yet sleek about the decor, where a collection of books and records sit on shelves and touches like the tree-branch standing lamp and raw wood coffee table are a reflection of the ancient woodlands just beyond your front door.   

To The Citadel

This apartment, just outside Valledoria, boasts dreamy coastal views. Pad out to the balcony, and you'll find sweeping panoramas of the sea, town, and mountains – if that's not the ideal backdrop, we don't know what is. While the interiors may not rival the scenery, the modern design is clean and comfortable. It has everything you need to settle in, from inviting bedrooms to a well-appointed kitchen. Keen to hit the beach? The sandy shores in San Pietro a Mare are 1.5 kilometres away – we recommend hiring a car for ease.

Valledoria Views

Whether you’re a family or a group of friends, this villa provides a comfortable base from which to explore Sardinia’s northwest coast. While Luculumbu Beach is within walking distance, there’s not much else to do in the surrounding area, so a car is a must here. The home itself is well-appointed and the views of the Mediterranean Sea from the swimming pool speak for themselves. Just a heads up, bed linens and towels are an additional extra and will need to be booked before your arrival.

Sardinian Wildflower

Looking for a smart crash pad in Olbia’s bustling centre? This sea-facing home should do nicely. Granted, the interiors aren’t the most characterful, and there’s no kitchen or living space to speak of, but the private balcony is a nice touch for morning brews (and the coffee pod machine can help with those). Location-wise, you’ve got the best of this bustling port city at your feet. Grab a dose of sea air along the promenade right outside your door, and when thoughts turn to food, head to the old town’s restaurant-lined plaza for the freshest seafood imaginable. Fancy a beach day? There are miles of uncrowded sandy coves waiting just a short drive away.

Sole Mare

This San Teodoro home is a short drive from the buzzing Spiaggia Lu Impostu. With its white sand and calm waters, beach days are a no-brainer – but if you'd prefer a bit more activity, why not hike Monte Nieddu for viewpoints across the sea? Back home, a private swimming pool will keep you busy on lazy days, while a covered terrace makes the perfect spot to enjoy a tipple or two. Sleeping arrangements are flexible thanks to a double sofa bed in the living area – although, with only two bathrooms here, nine guests will certainly be a squeeze. You'll also have to pay for towels and linen or bring your own. 

Sweetest Gaze

On a panoramic promontory, close to the glamour and glitz of the Costa Smeralda, this charming villa is the perfect base for exploring Sardinia’s splendid coast. The view over the Gulf of Portisco is the kind of sight we’ve been dreaming of all winter. Picture yourself soaking up the Sardinian sun beside the lagoon-like pool or gazing out over olive trees and deep blue ocean from the veranda. Inside provides a welcome respite from the heat of the midday sun, with cool terracotta floors, traditional furniture and local handicrafts. You’re 2km away from a string of white sand beaches, as well as the Marina di Portisco with its selection of waterfront restaurants. The characterful borgo of San Pantaleo is just inland and is ideal for picking up fresh produce for an Italian style feast come the evening. You’ll want to be back home before the sun goes down though, for an aperitif with a view.

Sparkling Orange

Nestled in the hills of Monte Altura lies this beautiful villa, perfect for those who want to just get away from everything. Enjoy the natural daylight permeating the indoor space and spend some time by the private pool in the morning, whether you're starting your day with some laps or a cup of coffee on the covered veranda. In the evening, the uniquely-designed fireplace makes the living space into the perfect cosy spot for everyone to gather for a movie night, or just to socialise and recount tales of the day. The kitchen gives you direct access to the barbecue area, so dining alfresco has never been easier, no matter what's for dinner. Challenge friends and family to a game of chess with the unique board in the living area after dinner. In the evening, head out to the terrace at the back of the home where you can enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the Maddalena Archipelago as the sun sets.

 When you're not enjoying the peace and quiet that this traditional villa affords, you can take the car for a day trip down to one of the nearby beaches – it's only a short drive to the coast where you'll find the golden sands of Spiaggia La Sciumara. A short drive will also take you right to the town of Palau – a charming town by the sea, steeped in history and peppered with fantastic local restaurants, shops and experiences to help you make memories that will surely last a lifetime.

Warm Hearth, Cool Skies

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You'll adore the charm and character of this elegant Costa Smeralda casa. But you'll love its location even more. You're just a seven-minute walk from the mega-yacht haven of Porto Cervo Marina and less than a four-minute drive (twenty-five minutes on foot) from the glitterati of Porto Cervo's happening hub. 

Discover emerald-green scalloped bays for morning dips. Savour lazy, hazy lunches at see-and-be-seen restaurants. And splash the cash at its exclusive boutiques, starting at Louis Vuitton.

Back at home, this casa is ticking all the boxes of a Costa Smeralda-style abode. Designed by the renowned architect Gérard Béthoux, Sardinian granite and hand-carved wood wrap the exterior. While inside, cool terracotta tiles, vaulted ceilings, and crisp-white furniture keep everything uplifting and fresh. 

Ideal for friends coming together, the casa consists of two adjacent annexes – linked by a lagoon-style pool at its heart and shady terraces cloaked in holm oaks and junipers trees.

Mornings call for sunny breakfasts together outside beneath the vast pergola. In the evenings, rustle up fregula pasta in the outdoor kitchen - the atmospheric outdoor lighting and Sardinian wine will help keep the night flowing nicely.

Smeralda Set

Sea views, a flower-filled private garden, and plenty of spots to unwind or dine alfresco – this villa serves up a true slice of la dolce vita. There’s an open-air kitchen plus two more inside, should you fancy rustling up a feast. The bright, breezy bedrooms each have their own rustic charm; two open onto terraces, while the third is a private annex with its own kitchen and bathroom – ideal for families. You’re close to Cannigione’s shops and restaurants, but a car’s a must to explore the island fully. No pool? No problem. Who needs one when you’re just steps from the sea?


Sardinia Sanctuary

Sit back, relax, and enjoy this home's stunning panoramas. Set in the pretty village of San Pantaleo, you'll have a bird's eye view of the surrounding stone buildings and granite mountains. The terrace is the best vantage point, where you can savour a glass of local wine as the sun goes down. Inside, the design is contemporary, but it lacks a bit of charm. With comfortable bedrooms (though you’ll have to pay for linen) and a breezy living area, everyone can spread out and get cosy. When you're ready to explore, head to Arzachena, 10 kilometres away, or make the short drive to the area's beaches.

Sardinian Dream

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Known for its colourful stairs and local market, Arzachena is the perfect base for exploring northern Sardinia. This practical apartment is right in the heart of town and boasts a quaint balcony with views over the stone houses. No doubt, it's our favourite spot for morning coffee and sundowners. Inside, the bright living area is comfortable and laid-back. The twin bed layout is ideal for two friends sharing, and there's a sofa bed for a third guest – just note that you'll need to pay for linen and towels.

Allure of Arzachena

The view from this villa is simply stunning. From every angle in the garden, your eye is drawn to the Gulf of Pevero, and to the lush scenery of this Emerald Coast home. The private infinity pool and outdoor lounge are undoubtedly the stars of the show here, but the interior has plenty of appeal too. Kids will love the cinema area, and the gym is handy too. The fine white sand and turquoise waters of Porto Paglia beach are just a short distance away. You’ll need to pay extra for towels and bed linen. 

The Palazzo Retreat

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This comfortable home is just a short walk from the beach in La Ciaccia, making it the perfect base for a coastal adventure. While the interiors are nothing special (it's function over style), the highlight of this home is the two terraces. Upstairs, the bedrooms have direct access to a balcony, offering an extension of living space with sea views – you might prefer to be outside, as there's an extra fee for the air conditioning. Meanwhile, on the ground floor, the larger patio area has a barbecue and dining area for alfresco meals. If you don't fancy cooking, there are a couple of restaurants within walking distance – if you're looking for more amenities, we recommend visiting nearby Castelsardo, named one of the most beautiful villages in Italy.

Sardinian Sun

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An oasis hidden in the rocky region of Gallura, this remarkable villa sits on 12,000 square metres of private grounds. The cool, flowing main building contains five bedrooms, several living areas and a kitted out kitchen across three floors, including a basement. While the interior is perfectly accommodating, it's the grounds that truly elevate this home – settle in for a long enough stay, and you can swim in the clover-shaped pool, play tennis on a private court, shoot some alfresco billiards, dine under the stars, practice your free kicks on the football pitch, or simply take a very long lap of the garden. Should you fancy a change of scene, Portisco on the Sardinian coast is around a ten minute drive away.

Villa Gallura

If rest and relaxation are top priorities, look no further than this villa on Sardinia’s northwest coast. The place is unfussy but well-equipped and the separate bedroom and bathroom are ideal for those who’d like their own space. Just so you know, bed linen and towels aren’t included in the price and will need to be requested at the time of booking. Outside, there are plenty of spots to unwind in the sunshine and the private pool offers knockout views of the Mediterranean Sea. Location-wise, you’re a short drive from traditional restaurants and Li Cossi Beach.

Sardinia in Bloom

If you want to get some diving done while you’re in Sardinia, this could be the perfect base for you. This villa is in Santa Teresa di Gallura, just 450 metres from Baia Santa Reparata, a beach known for its colourful seabeds. You can also easily hop on a boat trip to explore La Maddalena Archipelago. When you’re on terra firma, you’ll enjoy the outside space here – the private pool and shaded terrace are where we’d be spending most of our time. Some of the decor is a little dated, but there’s also plenty of charm here – you’ll need to pay for bedding and towels though. 

Apples & Oranges

Just 200 metres from the beach, this Sardinian home is a slice of serenity. The terrace boasts sea views, making it the ideal spot to enjoy an alfresco meal or evening tipple. Inside, the design is dated, sure, but we think it's rather cosy – though you will have to pay extra for linen and towels. When you're ready to venture further afield, Santa Teresa di Gallura is a 25-kilometre drive away and well worth a visit. 

A View of the Sea

Located in the heart of Cala Rossa on Sardinia’s northern coast, this cosy beachfront apartment will charm you as soon as you walk in the door. The undisputed highlight is immediately evident when you cross the threshold – that view of the sea complemented by the pink-hued terrace, a perfect place to chat over a glass of wine. Though the kitchen is lacking some amenities, the easy access to the beach more than makes up for it – it’s just a 300 metre walk away.

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Situated on the north-western tip of Sardinia, just a six-minute walk from the white-sand shoreline of La Pelosa Beach, this modern apartment is pared-back, bright and breezy. Days begin with a cup of coffee in the open-plan living space before soaking up the sunshine from your private balcony. Should you start to feel peckish, the kitchenette is equipped for putting together quick snacks but if you fancy something a little more substantial, there’s a smattering of restaurants and cafes just 500 metres from your doorstep. 

Stretch your legs with a stroll over to the Punto Panoramico, thirteen minutes away, for knockout views of the Mediterranean or jump in the car and take the five-minute drive to the small fishing village of Stintino – we couldn’t get enough of the pastel-hued buildings and charming cobbled streets. 

Halcyon Years

If you’re in search of a slow-paced Italian break, this home delivers a sweet solution. There’s a little garden and a terrace with a barbecue for alfresco dining. Inside, the rooms are simple but thoughtfully designed for families with all the basic essentials you could need to settle in and relax. You can also enjoy access to the shared swimming pool which is open seasonally. We recommend having a car to explore further afield, but it’s just a short drive to the nearest sandy beach, while the nearest restaurant and bar are a short walk away. 


Colours of Joy 

This home boasts an envy-inducing setting in Capo Ferro, one of Porto Cervo’s most sought-after neighbourhoods. From its hilltop position, it boasts remarkable views of the Mediterranean Sea, tempting guests to travel the 1.5 miles to the marina for boat trips along the coast. Inside, the villa is elegant and comfortable. We love the outdoor kitchen, and the porch for drinking in the views after a dip in the private pool. 

Stroll on the Beach

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