Luogosanto is a beautiful village with rich Medieval past. Located in the North east of Sardinia among the  rolling hills of the Gallura region.
This village boast distinctive buildings clad with wonderful granite facades and also for its narrow winding streets which are paved the characteristic local stone in the traditional fish-tail pattern.
Luogosanto is a beautiful village with rich Medieval past. Located in the North east of Sardinia among the  rolling hills of the Gallura region.Of great interest to visitors are the Monks’ hermitages of San Trano and San Nicolo, as well as the Balaiana (1050 A.D.) and Baldu castles which can be found just outside the village.Luogosanto is perfectly positioned with its close proximity to Olbia international  airport (42 km)and its busy harbour which links with all the major Italian ports. Alghero is less than 2 hour away.From this area you’ll have easy access to the famous resort of Arzachena and Esmeralda coast (20 km), nearby  Palau (27 km) provides a gateway to the La Maddalena Archipelago by boat.The resort of Santa Teresa di Gallura on the northern tip of the Island offers daily sailing services to the stunning French Island of Corse via its harbour, making  Luogosanto  one of the best places to buy a property in Sardinia .
This appealing investment opportunity refers to a traditional country home and land   located in Abilina , a rural hamlet just 8  km outside of Luogosanto.
The site is  easily accessible by the   SP14, which is the main road running between Luogosanto and Arzachena (14 Km).
The area  is a popular destination for tourist visiting the Capichera vineyards and several archaeological sites that pepper the local area, like the Giant’s Grave of Coddu Vecchju and the castles of Balaiana and Baldu.
It represents a microcosm of typical Gallurese countryside with its rich Mediterranean vegetation, grazing meadows for cattle and sheep as well as the traditional farmhouses, like this one in Abilina ,which are still inhabited by the locals.
This really is a mouth-watering prospect for any investor that feel to have a project inside him: although the house needs lots of TLC this offers a great chance to develop a B&B or Agriturismo business, or just a wonderful family home.

Specifically this golden opportunity refers to a 4-hectare land with an ancient olive grove extending over 3 hectares from which you can potentially produce 800 liters of oil.
The property offers truly breathtaking views of a patchwork of fertile fields and green areas covered with typical luscious Mediterranean vegetation dotted with granite rocks. On a clear day you can see the golden coastline of the French island of Corse.
The real gem is the well-preserved traditional stazzu as the locals call it, a farmhouse which has retained its original charm and features such as granite stones harmoniously composed with the entire building or the wooden beams ceiling  and original shutters and doors.
Of particular interest for canny investors is the potential for the whole site: the seller has managed to get  approved  an extension of the  main house up to 220 sq m, making this offer priceless with the current restrictive environmental  regulations.
Furthermore, a planning permission has been granted to build a storage place which can be converted into a comfortable guest-house just a few meters away from the main property, boasting the same beautiful views across the peaceful countryside and relatively near coastline. There is also a ruined building of 42 sq m which was not possible to include in the above mentioned building project.
Last but not least, buyers are allowed to build a swimming pool and a complementary covered area of 30 sq m just behind the new proposed outbuildings.
Price is subject to Vat and legal cost

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