Two holiday homes with a poolPittulongu, Olbia · Sardinia
Two independent houses in the same compound, a kilometre from the sea at Pittulongu. In between, a pool that stays open day and night.
Villa Rosa is two holiday homes in the same compound in Pittulongu, on the coast just north of Olbia. Each has its own entrance, its own covered veranda and its own patch of garden. The pool sits in the middle, between the two verandas, and you can use it at any hour.
Book one house, for up to six guests. Or book both, for two families or a group of friends: twelve people, two houses, and a pool that is then all yours.
Same compound, same stone, two characters. Both have two bedrooms, one bathroom, a full kitchen and a veranda: what changes are the colours, the beds and a few details.
Plan of the compound, not to scale
One
shades of the sea
Blue fabrics, a bathroom in water-coloured mosaic, light pouring in through the French windows of the living room. The veranda is big enough to lay the table for six and spend the whole day out there, with the pool a few steps away.
CIN IT090047C2000U6693
Four
shades of sand
Pale linen, headboards woven the Sardinian way, exposed wooden beams. Outside there is the veranda with the long table and the cushioned bench, and in the garden the stone oven and the barbecue for summer evenings.
CIN IT090047C2000U5982
Two covered verandas with white curtains, the lawn, the bougainvillea, the stone oven. And in the middle the pool, with sun loungers, open late into the evening.
In Gallura the bedrock is granite, and it has a precise colour: pink, with grey veins and black specks. It is called Rosa Beta, and in 2019 it joined the stones recognised as world geological heritage, like Carrara marble.
It is the stone of the dry-stone walls, of the oven in the garden, of the wind-carved boulders around the pool. And of the rocks at Mare e Rocce, the nearest beach. You will find it at the entrance too, in the boulder carved with the words Villa Rosa.
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Fine sand and clear water among wind-smoothed granite boulders. The name, “sea and rocks”, says it all.
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Wide and open, with soft sand in shades of grey and ochre. The largest in the area.
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Small, next to La Playa, set apart by a spur of rock. More sheltered, quieter.
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The main beach of Pittulongu: the busiest, with sunbeds and services close at hand.
Distances are approximate.
Pittulongu is the seaside village just north of Olbia, on the road to Golfo Aranci. The houses are about a kilometre from the beaches, and the airport and the port are about ten minutes away by car.
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