Calangianus, or  Caragnani in the local dialect, is a charming village of less than 5000 inhabitants which belongs to the recently established new  province of Olbia-Tempio.  Located in the stunning  region of Gallura (north-east Sardinia) it rises on a granite plateau at 518 meters above sea level, at the foot of the impressive  Limbara Mountain ( 1359 meter in height  )embraced by granite range covered with luscious woodland and scented vegetation.
Calangianus is   36  km from the  dynamic town of  Olbia, which features a state-of-the-art tourist harbour ( the first in Italy for passengers) and the  modern  airport (Costa Smeralda) providing flights  all over Europe on a daily basis.
The village  was already lived in prehistoric era , although only in the Middle ages there were more detailed traces over its origin.
The Calangianesi social life circles around the beautiful Piazza of Lu Rizzatu  from where you can stroll around through narrow cobbled winding street  and marvel at the view of  distinctive buildings and lovely  XV century built churches  which are   clad with wonderful granite facades sourced at the time in the local quarries. 
Worth mentioning is the fact that the surrounding area is ablaze with fascinating archaeological sites such as the Bronze Age Nuraghe Majory and the mysterious  Giant Tombs of Pascareddha  which aref found The village  represents the largest hub in Italy  in the cork industry , that together with the granite quarry industry,  exports its valuable products all over the world.
The typical Sardinian villages of Luras, Nuchis , Aggius, Telti  and Tempio Pausania  are within a short drive: the latter one is also highly renowned for the diuretic waters of  Rinagghju and for the annual  Carnival Parade, deservedly considered as the most important one in Sardinia.
The proposed investment opportunity is to be found in the rural settlement called  Valentinu  by the locals, a stunning location that is located 13 km from Calangianus.
It refers to a traditional semidetached farmhouse or stazzu as it called by locals, which nestle on a land spreading over 34 hectares  that affords breathtaking vistas on   granite ranges and the  valley  which is embraced by , dominated by several species of always green plants and fragrant shrubs such as the oak and juniper  trees.
The area is also all about  traditional homes that remind the visitor of the harsh life the Sardinian population led in the past.
The house measures 130 sq m in size including a 50 sq m repository  in the basement  that was originally used for  storing home-made cheese , honey and wine.
A lovely feature is the original old-stone built wood burning  oven (13,60 sq m)  adjacent to the main house, which requires full restoration as for the whole property.
If you are a wine lover this is your chance  to produce  your own wine: the property treasure  one acre vineyard  which has been implanted with 2000 juicy Nebbiolo vines , ideally north-east facing giving it the maximum amount on sunlight possible.
Worth to be mentioning is that the  land is embraced by  traditional Sardinian stone walls laid by  local craftsmen  without using any sort of cement.
From an investment point of view the possibility to have approved  the construction on the land  of more buildings in order to set up a business cannot be  ignored.
Water can be sourced from the local network, although the land is rich of natural springs .
Electricity can be easily connected as well :applying to the local company supplying this service is the only thing you have to do.
Price is subject to Vat and legal cost. 

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