Sardinia & Costa Smeralda

Coastal villasContemporary retreatsResort-adjacent homes
Crystalline baysPrivacy

Turquoise water, sculpted granite coves, and high privacy. Sardinia is about deep reset and sea-led living—outdoor days that feel effortless.

Who it’s for
Buyers prioritising beaches, boat life, and seclusion, with summer excellence and shoulder seasons for quiet escapes.
Property styles
Coastal villas with sea views, contemporary retreats integrated into the landscape, resort-adjacent homes with services.

Why choose Sardinia & Costa Smeralda

  • Daily swims and boat days in crystalline bays
  • Luminous light, big skies, outdoor dining and siestas
  • High privacy; calm, restorative rhythm
  • Strong family-and-friends appeal for memorable summers

Buying considerations

  • Coastal protections & setbacks: strict rules near the sea—plan within zoning
  • Sun/salt exposure: materials and maintenance geared to marine climate
  • Seasonality & staffing: plan for summer demand (cleaning, moorings, caretakers)
  • Access & parking: beach-adjacent areas are competitive in peak months
  • Fire and water: summer fire risk protocols; water storage/irrigation in drier zones

Best for / Avoid if

  • Best for: beach-first lifestyles, privacy, and long summer stays with effortless routines.
  • Avoid if: you want bustling city culture year-round or alpine seasons (consider Rome/Lazio or Piedmont).

FAQ

Book early; we coordinate housekeeping, moorings, and access.

Excellent—private docks are scarce; marinas and buoy moorings vary by town.

Many areas quieten; choose towns with year-round services if you’ll visit often outside summer.

Olbia (OLB) for Costa Smeralda and the northeast; Cagliari (CAG) for the south; Alghero (AHO) for the northwest. Ferries from mainland Italy and France are an option. We map door-to-door times to your shortlist.

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