Porto Rotondo, Sardinia, Address available on request

On the promontory at the entrance of porto rotondo in a quiet context with wonderful sea view we offer corner apartment and free on three sides with well-kept garden and private access. It consists of 2 double bedrooms overlooking the garden area, 2 bathrooms, large living room with sofa area, dining area and kitchenette and panoramic terrace. Wonderful view of porto rotondo, portisco and the islands of soffi and mortorio. The property is completed by 2 covered parking spaces. In good condition, furnished and air conditioned and potentially destined to become a wonderful property.
Porto Rotondo is a hamlet of the municipality of Olbia, which together with Porto Cervo represents one of the most important tourist locations on the island, chosen by Italian and international stars and celebrities.
Its territory covers a good 500 hectares, bounded by the Gulf of Cugnana and the Gulf of Marinella, and includes a super-equipped port that provides more than 800 berths. It is located a few kilometers from Olbia, Golfo Aranci, Palau and Arzachena, lending itself as a strategic point to choose when on vacation.
Its origins date back to 1964, when Venetians Luigi and Nicolò Donà dalle Rose decided to found the village and port, which, despite the passage of decades, has never stopped working. Their idea was to create a meeting place for artists and intellectuals who, once they arrived, would manage to make the village beautiful, acculturated and flourishing. And so it has: to date, Porto Rotondo boasts a large number of artworks created by great artists, first and foremost sculptors Andrea Cascella and Giancarlo Sangregorio. The former is the father of Piazzetta San Marco, a gathering place for tourists, while the latter gave life to the Piazzetta Vecchia Darsena, the fishermen's square.
A dense bustle of painters, sculptors, intellectuals has reigned over the years in the small town of Porto Rotondo, which, even today, strives hard to ensure that the artistic and cultural level maintains very high standards. It is no coincidence that the mosaic of Via del Molo, known as the "food chain" by Breton artist Emmanuel Chapalain, was created in 2007.