Villa Cintamani rises in Valle dell'Erica, an elegant enclave set between Santa Teresa and Palau, looking out across the La Maddalena Archipelago and the Bocche di Bonifacio National Park.

Villa Cintamani rises in Valle dell'Erica, an elegant enclave set between Santa Teresa and Palau, looking out across the La Maddalena Archipelago and the Bocche di Bonifacio National Park. Reimagined from a late-1960s concept by architect Gino Sellitto, the residence combines understated lines with seamless integration into its natural surroundings. The estate offers approximately 770 sq m of total gross floor area arranged over 3 levels. The ground floor features a living room opening onto the veranda, a dining room with a glass ceiling, a kitchen with pantry, 2 bedrooms with master en-suite bathrooms, a guest bathroom, a fireside lounge, and a TV room. The upper level comprises 2 additional bedrooms served by a bathroom, an open sea-facing terrace, and an independent annexe with a bedroom and a bathroom. The basement houses a wellness area with a hammam, technical rooms, and a garage. The private grounds of over 6,500 sq m encompass striking granite boulders and Mediterranean shrubs, enhanced by a splendid infinity pool, glass-sheltered sun terraces, a water-lily pond, and a distinctive circular tower designed for meditation. The Valle dell'Erica setting offers sandy coves and allows for swift access to the Costa Smeralda and Olbia.