Casa Viola

Description

Beautiful villa with superb elevated sea-views overlooking Pevero Bay, conveniently located between luxurious Porto Cervo and the village of Abbiadori. A great place for exploring all that the Costa Smeralda has to offer.
Inside the villa is bright and airy with a large open-plan living-dining room with every comfort you will need. A well equipped kitchen means you can cook amazing meals for al-fresco dining on one of the panoramic sea-view terraces. With four bedrooms, all en-suite, this villa is ideal for families or a small group of friends looking to escape to this prestigious destination.
The glistening swimming pool also enjoys elevated sea-views, with loungers for sun-worshipers. The corner jacuzzi whirlpool adds to the feeling of luxury, it will be hard to tear yourself away from your holiday home.

#### Features
Interior
- Built over two levels
- Four double bedrooms, all with en-suite shower room and walk-in wardrobe
- Large open-plan living-dining room with comfortable seating and a dining table for six
- Separate well-equipped kitchen with fridge-freezer, dishwasher, gas hobs and oven

Exterior
- Panoramic elevated sea-views
- Outdoor terrace with dining table for six
- Separate terrace area with comfortable seating
- Stunning private pool (15m x 5m) with sun-loungers
- Separate, corner outdoor jacuzzi with views

#### Location
In an elevated position, just above Pevero Bay, there are stunning sea views to enjoy from this holiday home and its private pool.
Exclusive Porto Cervo is just 2 kilometres away where you can celebrity spot at the marina, dine in one of the many upmarket restaurants or shop to your hearts delight in the many designer boutiques. Created in the late 1950s by Prince Karim Aga Khan to be a prestigious retreat for the wealthy, Porto Cervo has gained a reputation for glitz and glamour. There are numerous fine dining options dotted throughout the town but if the luxury gets too much then why not opt for a simple and more affordable pizzeria. Golf-lovers be sure to visit the Robert Trent Jones-designed Pevero Golf Club nearby, arguably one of the finest in the world.
Spotless sandy beaches with their turquoise seas and the sweet smell of macchia are some of the finest in the world. Further afield you can explore the rugged interior of the island and find one of the thousands of Nuraghic sites that are scattered across the emerald isle.
If you are keen to go off the beaten track you may come across a deserted cove backed with tumbling hills and the sweet smell of macchia (Sardinian wild herbs). Others prefer the larger stretches of sand such as Spiaggia Liscia Ruia, often claimed to be the most beautiful beach in the region. Inland Sardinia also offers so much exploration, such as the 8,000 megalithic nuraghe (man-made stone towers on the rugged hilltops), many with stunning views all around.