Tyrrhenian Delight

If you're staying in a home situated on the Sardinian coastline, it would be a crying shame if the address didn't have an outdoor spot from which to admire the majesty of the local landscape. Thankfully, this apartment in the north of the island really delivers on the front.

Not only is there a large sun terrace with 180-degree views of the Tyrrhenian Sea and Tavolara island, but there are two further verandahs with alfresco tables and a well-kept garden. There are pleasant views out through the home's windows too, which, thanks to the elevated position, also bring in lots of natural light. This asset works particularly well with the bright and contemporary design throughout, from the white walls and glossy kitchen surfaces to the rather striking head sculpture in the living space.

When it comes to seeing a little more of the local area, there's a rock beach only eighty metres from the home and the sandy Spiaggia Mare Rocce is two hundred metres' walk. There's a decent choice of restaurants in the surrounding town of Pittulongu, while you can find a wider choice, plus some archaeological ruins, in the city of Olbia, just over fifteen minutes' drive away.


Home truths:
*There is a parking space available here within the electronic gateway
*One of the double beds can be arranged as twin singles if preferred
*There's no lift to reach this apartment on the first floor and there's a spiral staircase up to the roof terrace, so the home might not be suitable for guests with reduced mobility
*Electricity and water consumption, bed linen, and tourist tax have to be paid separately
*This home is part of a larger villa which consists of 4 apartments – the entrance to this home is shared with the building's other residents
*It's possible you might hear some noise from neighbours during your stay