In the municipality of Quartu Sant’Elena, the locality of “Terra Mala” (bad land) known for the presence of hard stones that do not allow the presence of cultivations of any kind, hosts the villa on a single level, which integrates well with the surrounding environment.

This part of the territory, despite the apparent inhospitality, enchants visitors with a breathtaking view that embraces the sea and the entire Gulf of Cagliari.

The house was designed to be a tribute to its own roots, with stone walls that recall the historic vernacular buildings of Sardinia, built with the same stone from the excavation. The large full volumes not only confer a rustic elegance, but also bear witness to a refined authenticity and attachment to the territory. In contrast, the large glass surfaces allow you to fully immerse yourself in the surrounding nature, bringing the outside into the house and creating a unique experience in continuity with the landscape.

The villa offers an oasis of freshness and relaxation thanks to the body of water and the play of shadows created by the canopy above. The wooden floors, both inside and outside the house, help create a welcoming atmosphere in harmony with nature, inviting guests to fully enjoy the tranquility and beauty of the surroundings.

The interiors, large and airy, offer an experience in continuity with what happens outside.

The living area has two completely glass walls that allow you to turn your gaze towards the surrounding environment, a convivial environment that opens up to the calm and peacefulness of the nature of the place.

In addition to a large living room, the house has three bedrooms, one of which with a private bathroom and walk-in closet, a real suite equipped with every comfort.

The large shelter, which is characterised as an extension of the building, offers pleasant shade, embodying one of the typical elements of Mediterranean constructions.