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The south-facing garden and extensive grounds merge seamlessly into the fields beyond, thus extending the sense of space. From the first floor of the house, you can see the sea; the nearest sandy beaches are a short drive away at the edge of the Mondrago National Park.
Natural stone walls, cool flagstone floors and wooden beams are paired with funky furnishings such as tree-trunk tables, driftwood pieces, abstract art and thick-weave rugs in natural dyes. All the bedrooms, finished in a neutral palette, are calm and spacious. Three, including the master, are on the first floor, and two are on the ground floor. One is a children’s room with bunk beds; the other has French doors opening to its own garden pergola. The living room has sofas and a hanging swing chair; the dining room seats up to 10 and has large doors opening to the terrace; there’s filtered water on tap in the kitchen.
There’s a covered al fresco dining area and summer kitchen with barbecue and a separate chill-out lounge area, set back under the stone terrace with floaty white drapes. A small vegetable plot supplies some fresh produce in season. Deckchairs, cushioned loungers and a canopied Bali daybed are ranged around the pool terrace. There’s a 12m mosaic-tiled infinity pool and a hot tub. Steps lead down to well-kept lawns enclosed by Mediterranean shrubs and trees. For some gentle activity, there’s a bocce ball court on the grounds.
Prices may vary due to exchange rate fluctuations and occupancy. For an accurate quote please enquire
Prices may vary due to exchange rate fluctuations and occupancy. For an accurate quote please enquire
