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Private pool, pines and the scent of wild lavender
This magnificent property is situated in a hilly landscape, surrounded by pinewoods and evergreen Mediterranean vegetation with wild strawberry trees, holm oaks, broom and lavender. The view of the Pula lowlands, where the ruins of the ancient Roman settlement of Nora still stand, will take your breath away. The nearest beaches are only 6 km away. You can reach the lively village of Pula and the exclusive golf course Is Molas in only a few minutes by car. A Sardinian farmhouse with the flair of a modern holiday villa
Luxury and traditional Sardinian farmer culture make Villa Fiori 2 very special. Equipped with premium furnishings, this Villa offers 2 double bedrooms and one further bedroom with two individual beds, enough room for 6 persons. There are also two bathrooms with shower. In these quiet surroundings, you will sleep as if you were in the clouds. The open living room and dining room with kitchen feature a pleasing design with simple elegance with natural flagstones, white walled couch area, open fireplace, wicker chairs and wooden furniture. The kitchenette is perfectly equipped with dishwasher, washing machine, electric oven and a large refrigerator with freezer. Most of the time is spent outside in the fresh air – especially, enjoying the view, on the lavish deck with its stylish, timbered roof, and its comfortable furnishings for sitting and lying down. The completely private pool area for this villa only is only a few steps from the house. The quiet of this property allows for complete relaxation in nature, undisturbed. Except that sometimes the luxuriantly planted land attracts the deer from the surrounding woods – a special sort of nature experience. People and Markets – Sport and Beaches
It is only a few minutes by car to the Sa Bacchixeddu, a family-run Sardinian restaurant. A few kilometers further on lies the town of Pula, which offers a weekly market on Tuesdays. Traditional shops, boutiques offering beautiful fashions and a plaza with an antique stone church and several street cafes await visitors. The town offers a wide array of culinary diversities from shopping in large market stores to purchasing your wares directly from the local farmers. For those who want to dine out, well-recommended restaurants are easy to find. One of the most intriguing cultural attractions lies just outside of Pula on a half-island. These are the archaeological remains of the ancient harbor city of Nora, founded in 900 B.C. South of Pula, the white sandy beaches of Chia, with dunes covered in juniper bushes, beckon for a visit. Sporting opportunities are ample in this area, including golfing at Is Molas, horse riding excursions, and boat rental from the private yacht club of Cala Verde.
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