Porto Cervo – ‘Alba Ruja’ complex

Two-level apartment with independent entrance. From the small entrance, you descend with a few steps to the large living room with a eat-in kitchen. From the living room you enter a veranda, partially covered, which offers panoramic views of the surrounding greenery, rocks and the sea. The sleeping area consists of three bedrooms: two double bedrooms and a single bedroom. Three bathrooms and two verandas complete the sleeping area, creating a quiet and relaxing space. The property is part of a residential complex equipped with a community swimming pool and year-round custodial service. The property also includes two parking spaces and a cellar and is sold partially furnished.

The village of Alba Ruia was designed by one of the most famous architects of the Emerald Coast, Savin Couelle, known for projects such as Cala di Volpe, the Maison du Port on the old port, the Captaincy, the Cala Corallina complex, the Villas del Poggio in Cala Granu, the villas of Petramanna, and many other splendid residences throughout the Emerald Coast. This town is one of the most historic on the Costa Smeralda, as evidenced by the small village, built around the small church dedicated to the Madonna di Bonaria. Religious holidays are celebrated on May 2 and 3 and September 25. In the 1960s, during the construction boom that characterized the birth of Porto Cervo, a group of English aristocrats purchased the surrounding lands, creating a single plot.

The mastery of the architect Couelle has given rise to a new village, but one that has managed to retain the distinctive features of the Gallura style, with granite villas inspired by traditional stazzi. The village is surrounded by charming little beaches, some hidden among the villas, overlooking the Bay of Liscia di Vacca, facing the splendid Cala Pitrizza, with its crystal-clear waters and pink granite rocks, all immersed in the Mediterranean scrub.

Supermarkets, tobaccos, bars, newsagents, restaurants and shops are nearby. The famous Bagaglino gardens are just a short walk away, and the center of Porto Cervo, with its evocative architecture designed by Luigi Vietti, is easily accessible in just a few minutes by car. Here is the famous Piazzetta, home to haute couture boutiques.

Furthermore, the residence is well connected with the town of Poltu Quatu, known for its unique atmosphere and the port nestled in a natural inlet. The property is approximately 8 km from the main junction connecting the Costa Smeralda to the provincial road to Olbia, just 24 km away.