Villa with pool and terraceOlbia (Italy)

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$1,457,000

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Surface240 m²bedrooms3 bathrooms3 land3 ha

Villa á la Costa Smeralda with a unique pool and mesmerizing view Land Area: 30.000 qm Living Area: 260 qm Dependance: 68 qm Barbecue Area: 20 qm Year of Completion:5/2013 Purchase Price: 1,500,000.00 EUR The island of Sardinia is the second largest Mediterranean island and particularly impresses with its beaches, mountains, culture, idyll and exclusivity. The property to be offered is located between the city of Olbia and the local village of Telti. Therefore, there is only a distance of 25 minutes between the property and the beautiful beaches of the island. Olbia, the second largest city in Sardinia and its international airport, can also be reached in just 20 minutes and offers direct connections to London, Vienna, Milan, Berlin and Paris etc. It should also be noted that the best known and world-renowned Sardinian wine Vermentino di Gallura DOCG comes from the surrounding area of the property. The house with dependance offers a unique view of the mountains of Monte Pino, the sea and the offshore island of Tavolara - the trademark of the exclusive Costa Smeralda. The property also owns ca. 80-100year-old cork oaks, being another cultural symbol of the island. In addition, the property has a covered barbecue with a roofed dining area and a unique pool with integrated massage jets, from which one can enjoy the view of the mountains and the sea. The pool is illuminated by night through changing light colours. In keeping with its surrounding, there is a small and expandable vineyard on the ground. Around the house, turf is laid, which, like the entire property, is supplied by drip and lawn irrigation. In front of the dependance there is a plant island that mirrors the shape of the pool for a sense of resemblance on the entire property. Notably, the house, the pool and the dependance were designed by a renowned architect from the Costa Smeralda. The house has three terraces with tables and seating opportunities. The majority of the windows in the house are floor to ceiling, which can be opened and tilted. Large panoramic windows are also installed in the entrance area and in the living room. Various natural stones are integrated in the masonry of the house, which also serve as window and door borders. The open living and dining area of the house offers an open kitchen, a cooking island and a Sardinian fireplace. There is also a master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and bathtub. In addition, the property has another bedroom with its own bathroom and shower. In the basement there is a wine rack and a large bedroom with a spacious and third bathroom with a double shower. The dependance offers two further rooms, a bathroom, a gallery and a roofed terrace with a large sliding door and a view of the mountains and the sea. When entering the property, the driveway and natural stone wall is immediately admirable. Electric gates made of oak are located at both video-monitored and voice-controlled entrances. Regarding the interior, the house is tiled with walnut parquet. It should be emphasised that there is underfloor heating throughout the house, which can be used to heat and cool the temperature indoors. In all rooms of the property, stereo systems are built into the walls, which can be individually adjusted. The bathrooms, each with Bidets, are also decorated with ceramic fittings from the Italian brand Gessi, while the tiles in the bathrooms were handmade. There are also rain and hand showers in the bathrooms, one of them additionally equipped with colour and light settings. All windows and doors of the house were fabricated by a carpenter from the Costa Smeralda, who was also specially ordered to craft the entire furniture and interior, whilst the electric kitchen appliances in the house are from the market leader Franke. The interior of the property is adapted to the style of the Costa Smeralda, which is noticeable through the marvellous forged glass table with coral patterns in the