Single family villa via dei Corbezzoli, Sinnai

To be completely renovated, we offer a rare opportunity to purchase a villa with large spaces in an area of particular natural beauty, villas surrounded by greenery, cobblestone streets and stone walls. It is an area where today it is no longer possible to build (and the property is compliant with urban planning, it has no abuses). The villa is divided on two levels: on the ground floor the entrance and onto a large veranda which leads to a living room from which the other rooms unfold, a large dining room in front and the corridor on the left which leads to the 2 bedrooms, kitchen and 2 bathrooms. There are also very useful rooms such as the pantry, two closets and a cellar. The first floor is accessed both via an internal staircase and an external staircase and can be divided into two residential units with independent entrances. The upper floor consists of 4 bedrooms, a large living room and a bathroom, and an arched veranda on two sides which frames an idyllic landscape. In the garden of approximately 5,000 square meters we find centuries-old oak trees and an orange orchard. Located in the locality of San Gregorio and an ideal property for hospitality businesses, the road continues through the woods and reaches the Noci della Forestale barracks in the Sette Fratelli park. The area is served by the internet and at this very moment they are installing fibre. San Gregorio is a lovely village nestled in the Sette Fratelli mountains with streets paved with cobblestones and dry stone walls. It was the most sought after place by the Cagliari bourgeoisie for holidays, in 1800 villas and architectural spaces of notable beauty were built, with vast gardens, truly private parks and beautiful panoramic views of the mountains and at times the Gulf of Angels. In the center of San Gregorio there is a small church dedicated to San Gregorio, where mass is celebrated on Saturday evenings. The village is divided in two by the old eastern Sardinian road SS125, the famous Campuomu, where the Su Passu bar-restaurant is located, open for lunch time offers excellent typical Sardinian cuisine. From the narrow cobblestone streets you can access the paths on the mountains that always lead into the woods.