Description
In a commanding and panoramic position overlooking the sea, nestled among the granite rocks of the Costa Smeralda, overlooking the Gulf of Pevero, this stunning, one-of-a-kind architectural masterpiece is designed by one of the Costa Smeralda's most celebrated architects, Savin Couelle. This prestigious villa was built following the contours of the natural landscape, enhancing every single element that distinguishes this beloved island. Interplays of light and shade, the constant presence of the rock, and the sea, a central feature in every space, lead you on a thrilling journey that culminates in an unparalleled panorama, blending the blue of the pool with that of the sea. Pantogia is a hilltop location on the Costa Smeralda offering breathtaking views of the Gulf of Pevero. Located just a few kilometers from the exclusive center of Porto Cervo and the renowned marina, it is a strategic location for those seeking a secluded yet well-served location. The approximately 400 sq m villa is built and arranged over three floors, featuring a large courtyard with a panoramic terrace and infinity pool, a bright open-plan living area, an eat-in kitchen with sea views, a master bedroom with en suite bathroom, six other double bedrooms, three with en suite bathrooms and one with a sea-view terrace, three guest bathrooms, a second living area, a second eat-in kitchen, and a storage room. Amenities include an infinity pool, covered and uncovered relaxation terraces with sea views, a BBQ area, air conditioning, a private courtyard, two private covered parking spaces, and a guest house. One of a kind and boasting breathtaking sea views, this splendid luxury villa boasts high-quality finishes, spacious interiors with exposed rock, a stunning infinity pool with a waterfall, and unique architectural details, in addition to a prime location. The information provided in the listing, including measurements and descriptions of the rooms, is provided for information purposes only and does not constitute a contractual element.
