Teresa | Villa semidetached with sea view in Geremeas Kal'e Moru, Sardinia

Villa Teresa is a spacious semidetached villa with sea view


Semidetached villa on a hill with independent entrance and private garden. At the ground floor living room with fireplace opens on a terrace with sea view; on the same ground  kitchen with washing machine. There is an air conditioner located  in a corridor that leads to two bedrooms. With independent entrance, there is the basement, with regular windows. Charming green grass garden. A nice path of around 300 m. inside the village  leads to the white sandy beach.  Ideal for families with children.

Features

Bedrooms: 2+3
Sleeps: 10
Shower bathroom: 2
Property size: approx 800 m2
Villa size: approx 100 m2
Walk to beach: at approx 300 mts
Shops at: approx 5 km

GROUND FLOOR
Living room
Kitchen with washing machine
Panoramic terrace
Double bedroom
Twin bedroom (joinable)
Shower bathroom

BASEMENT
2 twins bedrooms
Double bedroom
Shower bathroom with ventilator (no window)

OUTDOOR
Garden with lawn
Outside shower
Barbecue
Parking inside the property

OTHER
Catering
Welcome pack

Location | Kalemoru

Can be found on the south-east coast of Sardinia, between Cagliari and Villasimius. It is about 20 Km from the main city of the island and is known for its tourist harbour Marina di Capitana.

The area of Capitana is divided up into a number of different developments spread out along the coast over a few kilometres and have a certain number of beaches after which the various places are called, beaches like Santa Luria, Stella di Mare and Marina Residence.The beach of Capitana has a fairly narrow strip of white sand, and the sea is of an astonishing clear turquoise, and very shallow for a long way out.

 

Torre delle Stelle

Sardegna

How to get to Sardinia

The airports of Cagliari, Olbia, Alghero and Tortoli (on a seasonal basis) are connected daily  and directly to the national and european airports.
The main sardinian sea ports are Olbia, Cagliari, Golfo Aranci, Porto Torres and Arbatax.   They can be reached from the following italian ports: Civitavecchia, Livorno, Genova, Napoli, Piombino .By train the various airports are connected to the maritime ports. There are also coaches but they do not cover all the routes, this is true also for  Sardinia and we advise car rental as the  best way to visit the island .
There is no true motorway in Sardinia but the nearest to it is the SS131 or the Carlo Felice , its old name which cuts the island in half, north to south from Cagliari, to Oristano,Nuoro, Sassari and Olbia. The SS130 goes from Cagliari to the south. The other roads are municipal and  provincial, the roads generally are good , though narrow at this level.