San Gavino is one of 23 villages that make up the municipality of Budoni, itself just 3.5 km away. This friendly local sea-village has recently been transformed from a sleepy farming area into one of the most visited and loved holiday destinations along the coast. It boasts a well developed infrastructure including new hotels, a beachfront resort and hospitable bars and restaurants that attract in excess of 50,000 visitors every summer to its stunning coastline.
Due to its geographic position, Budoni is a melting-pot of different traditions and cultures thanks to the presence of people from Gallura {north-ast} Lagurdoro {north-west central} and Baronia {Central East}. The local council makes strenuous efforts to preserve the mysterious and melodic dialects which are still widely spoken. There is also a fascinating museum which charts the history of the Stazzi, the old stone country farmhouses where traditionally several generations of Sardinian families would live and cultivate the surrounding land. In addition you can find a theatre which has a movable stage and is part of an exclusive theatrical project in Budoni called Un Mare di Teatri or The theatre of the Sea.

This territory is characterised by frequent and numerous inlets ,bays and  Blue flag  awarded beaches which are lapped by crystal-clear waters. Within a short drive you can discover the typical granite landscape of Gallura and Logudoro that has been shaped by the natural elements over time.
The locals are justly proud of the ancient archealogical sites such as the bronze-age Nuraghes towers, the Giants’ grave or the Celtic Fairies’ house known in the area as Domus Janus.
Of particular interest are the Orgosolo’s Murales {Murals} which chart the suffering and struggle the Sardinian people have undergone throughout their turbulent history. Nearby you can find the stunning Gennargentu national park and of course you will receive a warm and generous welcome from the local people.
Only 15 km away golf lovers can enojoy a 9 hole golf course or the Mariners among you can enjoy the modern 400 berth Marina of Puntaldia. On land you can take advantage of the many stylish retail outlets and other service provider. Investors can also enjoy the picturesque Marina of Ottiolu and eat at it’s several affordable eateries or visit it’s cosy arts and crafts shops along the popular promenade.
In the last few years this area has been attracting lots of interest being a peaceful location with low density development and for it’s natural beauty. The recent construction of the new dual carriageway means that Olbia and it’s international airport are just a 20 minute drive away, this understandably has added value to the area’s property. This gives potential buyers the chance to obtain high rental yields from holidaymakers using low-cost airlines like Ryanair and Easyjet from cities such as Frankfurt, London and just recently Dublin.
The proposed offer refers to  a  under construction complex   located in the rural hamlet of San Gavino. 

The development consist of 3 apartments on the ground floor and 2 on the first floor and will be ready for occupation within the summer 2009.
Unit number 1 (see provided plans)  is a two bed ground level corner apartment  located in the best position among the complex and also has the largest  living space (see house plan) . The design consist of  2 good size bathrooms, 2 bedrooms and a living room.
A large garden embrace this property along 3 sides. 
The basement hosts so a  called taverna, an area of 31 sq m  where Sardinians would entertain themselves, at a long table with friends and family in attendance, sipping the delicious Sardinian wine. This space could also be converted according to the buyers’ requirements and needs.
The asking price is 200.000 € .
The unit 2 lays in a central position within the complex , still on the ground floor. It host f 2 bedrooms,  a bathroom and a basement of 36  sq m with featuring a large independent entrance at the same level of complex road access.
The asking price is 155.000 €.