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Romazzino
For rentThe sea lies right before you, reached with complete freedom: the main beach of Romazzino on one side, a secluded cove on the other. The villa overlooks the water with its panoramic pool and covered verandas. Five bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and an independent suite with a view complete a rare waterfront home.
Set in the prestigious surroundings of Romazzino, moments from the iconic Hotel Romazzino, this splendid waterfront villa enjoys direct access to both the main beach of Romazzino and a picturesque secluded cove: a rare privilege in the heart of the Costa Smeralda.
A lush Mediterranean garden in vivid colours surrounds the property, which opens onto a magnificent panoramic pool overlooking the sea. Generous covered verandas arranged for relaxing and entertaining, elegant lounge areas, a barbecue and a spacious outdoor dining area invite you to enjoy the outdoor spaces from morning until evening.
The interiors are bright and welcoming. They are arranged around a large panoramic living room with a dining area, alongside a fully equipped kitchen. The sleeping area comprises five bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, as well as a staff bedroom with its own bathroom.
A refined independent suite with panoramic views completes the property, featuring a double bedroom, a walk-in wardrobe and an en-suite bathroom.
A privileged position directly on the sea, generous outdoor spaces, an atmosphere of absolute privacy: one of the most exclusive villas on the Costa Smeralda.
Explore the home one room at a time: choose a room, and alongside the photographs you'll find its story.
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A sculpted basin of blue water opens towards the panorama of the bay, bordered by a paved sun deck where sun loungers and parasols invite relaxation. A granite column draped in flourishing bougainvillea frames the view of boats gliding across the sea below.
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The granite and exposed-stone facade welcomes you among flowering oleanders, while traditional tiled roofs blend into the property’s manicured lawn. From the gardens, direct access leads to the rocky shore and the crystal-clear waters of the Sardinian sea.
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Elegant covered verandas with raw timber beams and woven reed canopies alternate with terracotta terraces featuring built-in masonry sofas and blue majolica tiles. Beneath the porticoes, you will find woven-fibre lounge seating, an integrated wall fireplace and generous dining areas looking out across the garden.
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Framed by imposing rough wood ceiling beams and terracotta floors, the living room welcomes natural light through large sliding glass doors facing the sea. Comfortable pale sofas surround the white masonry fireplace and the discreet television conversation area.
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Defined by the charm of terracotta flooring and generously high ceilings with exposed raw timber rafters, the dining room centres on an elegant glass table. Large sliding doors connect the room to the veranda, while wooden doors open through to the kitchen.
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A functional and bright space, the fully equipped kitchen stands out for its light worktops paired with a sink featuring dark details, and decorative ceramic plates adorning the walls. An opening allows one to cook whilst gazing towards the garden greenery and the shades of the sea.
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Across the ceiling, rough wood forms an evocative radial design that shapes the volume of the room, complementing the soft lines of the arched openings. Warm terracotta floors capture the sunlight, while the French doors allow you to step outside into the garden and glimpse the blue of the sea.
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Dark timber beams run across the ceiling to set the rhythm of this bedroom, finished with terracotta floors and a built-in wardrobe. French doors lead directly out to the covered veranda and garden, where daylight illuminates the sculpted headboard with natural understatement.
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Marine tones emerge in the artwork adorning the white-plastered walls, in harmonious dialogue with the rustic radial ceiling beams. Natural light filters generously through the French doors, creating an immediate connection with the freshness of the surrounding lawn and the secluded outdoor setting.
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Discreet and refined, the sleeping quarters boast impressive wooden ceilings with exposed beams, at times arranged in a radial design, and warm terracotta floors. French doors ensure a continuous connection with nature, opening directly towards the garden greenery or the pool.
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Traditional Sardinian motifs enrich the upholstered headboard, lending an authentic character to this bedroom with terracotta flooring and a timber ceiling. A seamless transition leads to the en-suite bathroom with its stone basin, while French doors look out over the garden greenery.
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Impressive raw beams crown the ceiling of this bedroom, furnished with carved dark-wood furniture and doorways, alongside a practical wall-mounted television. Direct access outside leads straight onto the patio, revealing clear views of the pool’s azure water and the shifting shades of the sea.
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Finished in travertine and pale stone, the en suite bathrooms blend traditional touches with contemporary comfort. Surfaces clad in green majolica tiles or blue walls converse with walk in showers featuring sculpted glass screens, generous wooden walk in wardrobes, and rough timber ceilings that echo the Sardinian style.
Two kilometres south of Porto Cervo, between Punta Capaccia and Punta Romazzino, the coast opens into a deep bay sheltered from the mistral. Just beyond begins the white sand of spiaggia del Principe, and looking out over the bay stands a historic hotel designed by Michele Busiri Vici.
The beach clubs, dining, golf courses and boat outings we recommend while staying at VR01.
Sardinian Beaches, sardinianbeaches.com · Photograph page
Beaches
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