Set within the established maritime landscape of Villaggio Piras, Villa Azzurra is a single-storey Sardinian residence shaped by sea light, native planting and an unusually close relationship with the coastline.
With views across crystalline water towards Caprera, and white-sand coves a short distance away, the villa offers 750 sq m of built space, including two independent annexes set apart within the Mediterranean garden.
The asking price is €3,800,000.
A house drawn towards the sea
The principal residence is arranged across one level, giving each of its generous rooms a direct connection to the garden and surrounding seascape. Large windows draw daylight deep into the interiors and frame the shifting colours of the water beyond.
Its architecture belongs to the period in which Villaggio Piras took shape: low-slung, private and integrated into its setting rather than imposed upon it. Exposed-beam ceilings add rhythm and height to the principal spaces, while the plan encourages an easy movement between indoors, terraces and planted grounds.
Sardinian materials and mid-century character
Original turquoise Cerasarda flooring runs through the villa, its colour recalling the sea visible from the windows. It is a defining material choice, lending continuity to the interiors while anchoring the house in Sardinian ceramic tradition.
The property, built in 1970 and maintained in good condition, retains the calm proportions and practical clarity of a considered Mediterranean home. Air conditioning, independent heating and accessible design features support year-round use without distracting from the architectural character.
A garden of privacy and native planting
The villa sits within a private garden composed around the island’s natural palette. Mastic trees, myrtle and Mediterranean scrub create texture, shade and separation from neighbouring homes, while allowing the sea to remain present throughout the grounds.
Terraces extend the living spaces outside, providing sheltered places for long lunches, evening meals and quieter moments beside the planting. The garden’s established maturity is central to the property’s sense of seclusion.
Two independent retreats
Two annexes are positioned independently within the grounds, allowing guests or extended family to occupy the estate with a degree of autonomy. One lies closer to the shoreline, where the sound of the water becomes part of the daily rhythm.
The second is set further back among the garden’s vegetation, offering a more enclosed and private setting. Together, these additional spaces broaden the villa’s capacity while preserving the main house as the centre of the estate.
An enduring La Maddalena address
Villaggio Piras remains one of La Maddalena’s quieter residential settings, defined by pine-lined paths, established gardens and a measured relationship with the coast. Caprera sits on the horizon, bringing the historic archipelago into the villa’s daily outlook.
Villa Azzurra offers a substantial coastal residence with original material character, a generous single-level plan and a rare sense of permanence within the Sardinian landscape.
