Domus de Maria, Sardinia 09010

The light wood staircase leads to a 135 sqm villa where the interiors embrace an essential and luminous style. The large light tiles enhance the perception of space, while the walls in shades of blue and gray add character to the rooms with a contemporary touch. The chosen details reflect a home designed to be lived in naturally: warm lighting, easy-to-maintain surfaces, and understated elements that accompany without overwhelming. The overall effect is a cozy yet open atmosphere, orderly and relaxing, where each room seems to communicate with the outside and with the light. The property unfolds over 6 rooms with 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, offering convenience in daily life and smooth space management even when hosting family and guests. In the bathrooms, the contemporary design is evident in the white countertop sink, polished steel fixtures, and gray ceramic shower enclosure, complemented by a frosted glass window that diffuses light discreetly. Outside, the private garden extends the living space seamlessly, leading to a private pool that becomes the focal point of outdoor life. The lawn, ornamental vegetation, and succulents in wooden pots define a well-organized space, designed for moments of tranquility and conviviality. A wooden structure with a pergola, furnished for outdoor lounging, creates a sheltered and natural meeting point. Natural stone walls and ceramic paving add texture and rhythm to the open spaces, while the setting further enhances the property with panoramic views of the sea, surrounding hills, and an island, with the evocative presence of the ruins of an ancient tower on a nearby promontory. Days here pass between measured interiors and open spaces to be enjoyed freely, transitioning effortlessly from the living room to the garden, from the pergola to the pool. The relationship with the landscape accompanies every moment, from leisurely outdoor times to cozy evenings indoors, with the sea and hills as a constant presence. Privacy also finds a natural balance with the surroundings, consisting of countryside, scattered houses, and wide visual openings that provide a sense of space without isolation. This villa in Setti Ballas, in the province of Cagliari, combines well-distributed dimensions, four bedrooms and four bathrooms, private outdoor spaces, and a truly distinctive panorama. It is a property that finds its strength in the continuity between home and landscape, in the tranquility of the setting, and in a living quality designed to be tangible, pleasant, and enduring.