This villa  overlooks the Pevero Golf Course and the bay of Cala di Volpe and is minutes from Porto Cervo and most of its renowned beaches.

This elegant and chic property is situated amidst a thick Mediterranean fenced garden and grounds, providing absolute peace and tranquility to its guests. Carved on the hill, the Villa opens onto its magnificent terrace and the swimming pool affording breathtaking views. Typical architecture and local materials have been utilized by the renowned architect Couelle to design this villa and the result is one of organic, curving shapes, natural materials and light filled interiors. Le Grotte is split in two separate buildings, connected by a common entrance.

5,720 sqm (18,762 sqft) of fenced garden

360 Sqm (3,888 Sqft) of living space

6 double bedrooms, 5 with en suite bathroom

1 Living room

1 dining room

1 kitchen

1 study

Swimming pool

Carport for 5 cars

BATHROOMS & BEDROOMS

All bedrooms (except one) has en suite bathrooms with shower

AREA

Prince Karim Aga Khan created Costa Smeralda or “the Emerald Coast” as an exclusive area for the enjoyment of the heads of International high society. The name is inspired by the azure colour of the sea and a glorious coastline that stretches 55km (34 miles) and has more than 80 beautiful bays, ravishing rocky coves and stunning sandy beaches such as the famous Capriccioli beach, the Spiaggia di Principe and Baia Sardinia. The Costa Smeralda won a World Travel Award for Europe’s Leading Beach in 2007 and 2008 as voted by travel agents worldwide. Porto Cervo is the heart of the Emerald Coast and of the fashionable society which frequents it (think super rich international businessmen, A list celebrities and models). Porto Cervo comprises a village area and a Marina. Shopping, boutiques and luxury restaurants are the norm at Porto Cervo, but so too is yacht admiring. The famous Yacht Club is a port of call for the most beautiful yachts of the Mediterranean and Porto Cervo has hosted some of the most important and prestigious sailing competitions such as the Sardinia Cup, the Swan Cup, the Veteran Boat Rally and the Maxi Yacht Rolex. The night life is active and glamorous with trendy bars and renowned clubs. Away from the overt displays of luxury, and more in-land (and out of high season), this area retains its Sardinian rugged charm and sheer Italianness: sample porceddu, slow-cooked suckling pig stuffed with myrtle whilst gazing up at the infinite stars in a jet black night sky- bliss.