3 bedrooms villa, 140 m²

Telti, Sassari (province)

Renovated traditional Gallura farmhouse of 144 m2 with 15 hectare estate. A sort of small naturalistic museum of Gallura 5 minutes from the town, which since the Neolithic, in the territory of Telti has seen a growth over the centuries from a Roman station to a small village of the fourteenth century. However, it was in the eighteenth century that the foundations were laid to found a real town.


The house (Lu Stazzu Gadduresu) of the estate, perfectly divisible into two separate and independent living units, is internally composed of a living room, eat-in kitchen with fireplace and kitchenette, 2 bathrooms, 3 bedrooms, a storage room, a woodshed and a tool warehouse. The wooden roof with exposed beams, the Este terracotta floors, external doors and windows in iroko wood complete with external protective grates and mosquito nets. Outside, the perimeter includes a large square with paved paving, two loggias, an outdoor shower and a splendid granite table and a garden full of aromatic and fragrant herbs.


The housing structure, equipped with a water reserve fed by a perennial well and an LPG tank for heating, although it has been internally expanded and improved, therefore more functional for hospitality throughout the year, retains the main characteristics for which they were born the Stazzi, around the beginning of the 18th century, by Corsican shepherds who fled from the nearby land for political reasons or due to family feuds, settled in Gallura, building their home with local stone, granite.

The bathroom coverings in glazed cerasarda with delicate pastel shades are also excellent, interpreting and recalling the movement of the slightly rippled sea, the light bas-relief can be felt to the touch, with a clear reference to the sea and the Mediterranean scrub of the nearby Costa Smeralda.


The typically Mediterranean vegetation of myrtle, thyme, cistus, broom, rosemary, helichrysum, with the gnarled juniper and 350 cork oak plants. The native fauna is generally Sardinian, and it is not difficult to encounter the shy turtle, the wild boar, the Sardinian hare and the partridge. It is rarer to spot the elusive weasel.
The view and the surrounding naturalistic context of the estate from the upper part are breathtaking, where a natural granite platform looms large, an ideal place for holistic meditation practices.


The production possibilities of the property are completed by a water source, a pond, a series of open fields where lush vegetable gardens, orchards and vines stood.
15 minutes from Olbia Airport, the property is located a few dozen kilometers from all the main seaside resorts of Gallura and the Costa Smeralda.