Winery in Sardinia, Italy, exudes rustic charm

Wineries have a symbol of prestige for luxury buyers in countries around the world. But they also attract those who want to pursue a serious hobby, produce and flavor their own wine or look for an investment opportunity.

In Italy, the island of Sardinia is known for several grape varieties, adding full-bodied white wines produced around Olbia in the northeastern Gallura region. -scale farms and niche winemakers.

This vineyard covers approximately 17 hectares, or 42 acres, in the surrounding hills. Admiring the sea views, it’s about 15 kilometers (less than 10 miles) from the Costa Smeralda, where the wealthy elite mingle with movie stars and moor their superyachts.

Although built in 2002 and recently renovated, the colonial-style farmhouse retains the rustic charm of yesteryear with chestnut-beamed ceilings, Spanish terracotta floors, stone fireplaces, and interior arches. Materials include oak interior fittings, handmade balustrades and obtained granite. .

The 487 square meters (over 5200 square feet) of interior area includes a ground-floor living room with giant windows overlooking the gardens. A dining room, a double living room with stone fireplace, an open kitchen, a TV corner, a bathroom, one with mezzanine and a bedroom with bathroom on this entire level.

Upstairs there is a master suite with dressing room, hot and two balconies.

Oak tiles and interior fittings continue in the kitchen of the house, which includes a preparation area.

The basement a tavern room, an open kitchen, a double living room with a giant fireplace, a guest bathroom and a bedroom with a personal bathroom for a total of five bedrooms and six bathrooms.

The outdoor spaces feature a shaded porch for alfresco dining and a barbecue area on the terrace.

Upstairs there is a master suite with dressing room, hot and two balconies.

About two-thirds of the goods are faithful to the vine. The rest is faithful to flower gardens and orchards. There are 40 fruit trees and 20 olive trees.

An underground cellar is used for wine processing and the garage for equipment and machinery. An 80-square-meter (approximately 860-square-foot) apartment sits above the basement and approvals are ongoing for a second, larger home.

About two-thirds of the goods are faithful to the vine. The rest is faithful to the gardens. Womb. . [ ] of flowers and orchards. There are 40 fruit trees and 20 olive trees.

Rarex founder Fernando Velez is the board’s agent. The value is available upon request.

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