Holiday home Villa Puntaldia

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We are in Gallura, in the north-eastern part of Sardinia, in San Teodoro, in the province of Sassari, 30 km from Olbia. The house is located in Puntaldia, a hamlet of San Teodoro, a five-minute drive from the center of the town. The house is located in a unique place, surrounded by greenery, a 5-minute walk from the magnificent beach of Lu Impostu, which is accessed by a private road that leads to the middle of the beach, at the height of the bathing establishment. The house has a large garden of about three thousand square meters completely fenced and is an old Gallura farmhouse, completely renovated by internationally renowned architects and transformed into a modern house, divided into two blocks. In the garden there is a beautiful saltwater swimming pool overlooking the beach of Cala Brandinchi which is a five-minute walk away on a path that runs alongside the house. We are immersed in the green and crystal clear colors of the sea between Lu Impostu and Cala Brandinchi, also known in the world as Tahiti for the color of its waters and its seabed. The house is completely built of local stone on the outside and in the first block has a living area with a large living room, furnished in an essential way, with TV and wifi and a modern kitchen with all 1 the comforts. It is also known as Tahiti. Cala Brandinchi is one of the most attractive and popular beaches, especially for international tourism, in Sardinia. It is located in Capo Coda Cavallo, almost opposite the imposing island of Tavolara, in the territory of San Teodoro. 2 At its sight, what most strikes your gaze is the clear, almost dazzling color of the sand. An intense white that stands out even more in contrast with the turquoise blue of the water, dotted with darker reflections where the rocks emerge, often the habitat of a very rich marine fauna. A stretch of sea loved by snorkeling enthusiasts for the surprises 3 it holds every time they dive into it. Around the bay, well-kept gardens, a large pine forest and small dunes protect a heavenly corner of the north-east of the island. The beach also 4 has a pier that welcomes small pleasure boats. From here, according to history, on October 17, 1867, after an escape from Caprera, Giuseppe Garibaldi embarked to try to liberate Rome, helped by the locals.