Villa Fermi for Sale in Muravera in Sardinia, Sardahousing

Villa Fermi In Muravera, along the south-eastern coast in Sardinia, we offer a nice sea view villa in a hilly location.

1 – Muravera – Costa Rei – Sardinia: Villa Fermi just steps to the woods, with a wonderful sea view Villa Fermi is located on the outskirts of Muravera, in Sardinia, in a beautiful hillside location with panoramic sea views. Built in a 1350 sqm lot, Villa Fermi is a 280 sqm independent house on four staggered levels. Outdoor we find verandas, terraces and balconies for 120 sqm totally. a nice villa with large and comfortable interiors On the ground floor there is a large living area with fireplace and large windows, a comfortable kitchen and a veranda facing the large panoramic terrace. This area is equipped for outdoor dining and has an additional cooking area. A bathroom completes the floor.

On the mezzanine floor, after a few comfortable steps, we find two bedrooms, a double bedroom with dressing room, and a marble-lined master bathroom with bathtub and shower.

On the upper level there is a bedroom and a study room on a mezzanine floor which leads to a panoramic terrace.

2 – Muravera – Costa Rei – Sardinia: living room on the ground floor in Villa Fermi

The basement floor has windows and is accessible both from outside, through the large wooden portal to the garage, and from an internal staircase. Beside the garage, in the basement you find a living/kitchen area with fireplace and various other rooms. high quality finishing and excellent fittings The villa is very well finished: • ceramic and parquet floors • high quality fixtures • exterior clad in Sardinian stone.

The fittings of the property are also noteworthy: • heating • photovoltaic panels • underground LPG tank • alarm system • sat tv • garden irrigation.

The building dates back to the late 90s, with following renovations in 2014, and is in perfect state. one hour to Cagliari and a few minutes to the beach From the garden you can directly access the mountain above to make beautiful walks in the woods. The beautiful beach S. Giovanni is only a few minutes away from Muravera.

Energy class G, IPE> 175 kWh/m2 per year - data awaiting certification. Price: 450000. [email protected] – www.sardahousing.com

3– Muravera – Costa Rei – Sardinia: a view from Villa Fermi

4 – Muravera – Costa Rei – Sardinia: Villa Fermi

5 – Muravera – Costa Rei – Sardinia: driveway in Villa Fermi

6 – Muravera – Costa Rei – Sardinia: a panoramic terrace in Villa Fermi

7 – Muravera – Costa Rei – Sardinia: living room on the ground floor in Villa Fermi

8 – Muravera – Costa Rei – Sardinia: kitchen on the ground floor in Villa Fermi

9– Muravera – Costa Rei – Sardinia: veranda facing the terrace in Villa Fermi

10 – Muravera – Costa Rei – Sardinia: additional outside cooking area in Villa Fermi

11 – Muravera – Costa Rei – Sardinia: a bedroom in Villa Fermi

12 – Muravera – Costa Rei – Sardinia: windowed basement with fireplace in Villa Fermi

The main citrus centre of Sardinia rises in the south-east edge of the island: dazzling expanses of sand between the sea and lagoons are guarded by towers that witness pirate attacks. The territory of Muravera, the main centre of the region Sarrabus, populated by over five thousand inhabitants, extends along the Flumendosa valley, from the slopes of Mount Nieddu to the mouth of the river. In one of the most beautiful Mediterranean areas we meet jewel-like beaches, ponds to explore by mountain bike or on horseback, the Baccu Arrodas forest, perfect for trekking among holm-oaks and strawberry trees, and citrus gardens, in one of the most productive agricultural centres of the Island. The coast The coast stretches to the south of the village for tens of kilometers, starting from the quartz beach of San Giovanni. The coastal itinerary continues in the dunes of Colostrai, covered with sea lilies, and in the two kilometers of fine bronze-colored sand of Feraxi. Behind the sandy shores lie three of the five Muravera lagoons, wildlife oases inhabited by avocets, knights of Italy, flamingos and, in passing, storks, and fish farms. Close to the granite spur Capo Ferrato, there are the secluded coves of Portu de s’Illixi, Sa Figu and Porto Pirastu. The white beach "Iba de ziu Franciscu" begins Costa Rei, the longest stretch of sandy coast in eastern Sardinia: almost eight kilometers up to the rock of Peppino (and two more Castiadas territory). Spectacular in size and natural pools, it is divided into sections with various names, including Piscina Rei. Sacked by the Saracens for centuries, the coast was defended by the Spaniards (XVI-XVIII century) with building the towers of the Dieci Cavalli, Salinas and Monti Ferru, from which the whole territory can be admired. The village The churches of Santa Lucia, Santa Maria and San Giovanni Battista were built at the beginning of the 15th century in the "villae" of Carruti, Sorrui and Petrera - today the oldest quarter; in the 16th century the parish church of San Nicola di Bari was built in late Gothic style. In village centre you also find "sa domu de is candelajus", a stately house that now is an ethnographic museum, the portico Petretto, and the Zedda house, where a Roman cistern was discovered. The valley The Flumendosa valley is extremely fertile, and farmed with rice and, above all, with citrus fruits, that are protagonists in May (since 1961) of the citrus sagra, the event of the year, during which you can also enjoy breads, cheeses like "su callu e' casu axedu", honey, wines and cakes. Agricultural activities are accompanied by artisanal ones, such as wicker and reed braiding, weaving, the goldsmith's art with filigree technique, the production of objects in wood, ceramic and copper. Archaeological walks Around the village you can have suggestive archaeological walks among the various megalithic complexes of the final Neolithic (3200-2800 BC): the 53 menhirs of Cuili Piras, arranged in alignments from three to five, deeply embedded in the ground and placed in relation to the positions of sunrise and sunset of sun and moon, almost a 'prehistoric clock'; the menhir complex at the foot of the proto-nuraghe Scalas, and the Baracca Su Entu sites, near the pond of Piscina Rei, where the Roman villages of Porto Sipicio and Susalei were sited. The domus de Janas of Monte Nai also date back to the Neolithic. Next to it the Punic fortress of Baccu arose. Various nuraghi date back to the Bronze Age, including Orcu and Ponzianu, with a square plan, the Arcu ziu Marinu tomb, in a taurine form, and the necropolis of the Murgioni house, with various menhirs.