Telti nestles among rolling hills in the stunning Gallura region , 15 km west of Olbia airport , 300 m above the sea level.
Inhabited by 2000 people, this village is surrounded by a patchwork of vast woodland of cork and oak trees, rugged granite ranges and grassy fields. This magical spot treasures its microcosm of Gallura people with their rich cultural and gastronomic traditions and the unrivalled peaceful and friendly attitude of Teltesi, the locals.
Telti reflects the 2 souls of Sardinia. the first is the thriving tourism industry offering a lavish feast for the eyes - the stunning endless coastline and pristine waters -accessible within 15 minutes’ drive. The second is the genuinely traditional lifestyle with the locals still speaking the Gallurese dialect, organizing unforgettable sagra (a famous myrtle liqueur festival is held every august) or religious festivals that celebrate the spirit of the simple life that the people used to live just few decades ago in this beautiful region.
The area is also dotted with archaeological sites such as the giant’s grave or fairy house which intensify the feeling of the unique Sardinia history. 
This appealing  proposed property refers to  a historic traditional  farmhouse or Stazzu  called Lu Palazzeddu  by the locals, which nestles in the amiable rural hamlet of Su Canale, just 8.5 km from the town of Olbia.
The name of the house takes its origins from the locally called  Palazzeddu’s stile (Palace Style),  a clear sign of wealth and prosperity of the original owners. In fact, only a few families in the Gallura region could afford to develop a 2-level house; an economic effort that was unsustainable to many at that time.
To preserve the traditional architectural motifs, the front of the house was not conceived to have a veranda but roughly sculpted granite benches ( Stradi as the locals call them), which open onto the yard (Pastrucciali) where visitors used to be  welcomed  and most of the farming work was done.
The structure of the property is still very sound and contains plenty of the original features such as the granite ledges, the iron wrought railing  or the granite graven balcony.
Yet as  it  has been uninhabited  for many years   a through refurbishment is required to bring this impressive Stazzu to its former splendour.
The property spreads over a living surface of about 200 sq m (the perimeter walls and partitions are on average of 35 - 40 cm wide in such houses)
and occupies a virgin 17 ha land made of rugged hills carpeted with fragrant juniper   and olive trees, rich in   typical Mediterranean  Macchia which is   embraced by  majestic granite rocks shaped through the millennia by the elements.
What is more, a small portion of land stretches onto the tranquil  Almiddina creek which intersects the land near the existing  farmhouse.
Its former inhabitants  used to  source the potable  water by  means of  a reliable   well which nowadays  similarly provides an abundant amount of water for any needs.
The electricity can be easily and inexpensively connected to a near  power point.
Noted for its  logistics and the amazing natural attraction of the area, this property can be successfully converted into  a B&B or a country hotel as there  are already some flourishing business facilities of such within the territory, or simply be a fantastic  family  holiday house.
Price is subject to Vat and legal cost.

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