Villa „By Savin Couelle“ Porto Cervo Costa Smeralda

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Villa „by Savin Couelle “ Porto Cervo Costa Smeralda Key features Location Porto Cervo Price upon request Space 330 sqm gross Plot size ca. 5.000 sqm Bed rooms 6 Bath rooms 5 Guest house 1 Pool yes Commission* 3,6% incl. VAT Ref.No. V 174 * To be paid by the purchaser to the real estate agent Location Costa Smeralda Porto Cervo, Pantogia On the hills, overlooking the gulf of Pevero Reachable from Olbia airport (30 min) or directly by helicopter or by boat to Porto Cervo Property description (1) Villa designed by the architect Savin Couelle in his typical „organic“ style Main building and guesthouse with separate entry In total six bed rooms Main building with large living area, dining and office area Guest house with individual living room and kitchen Large terraces, partially covered Pool and Mediterranean garden with lots of privacy Property description (2) Finish (1) Design interior and exterior by Savin Couelle Organic forms and use of local granite stone of the Gallura region Open fore places Outdoor-BBQ area Two equipped kitchens Modern house appliances, high speed internet, wireless LAN, 150 light points over the property Three covered car parks and four extra ones Water reservoir of 40.000 litres Finish (2) Offer terms All figures and information given in this presentation have been carefully prepared and reviewed. They are partially based on the documents and plans received by the seller. However, we make no warranty as to accuracy or completeness of these details. All offers are subject to change and non-binding. Upon request or when initiating a contract, we provide you a copy of our general terms and conditions. Your partner in Sardinia Sardinia Living Real Estate Stephan Roeder Offices: Wiemelhauser Str. 203 44799 Bochum Germany L´Alioni 07038 Trinitá d´Agultu Sardinia/Italy Tel. +49 (0) 234 519 8780 Fax +49 (0) 234 519 4917 Mobile +49 (0) 163 173 3663 [email protected].

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