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.
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.
The extraordinary mountainous Gallura’s hinterland can be reached in a few minutes drive through enchanting roads.
Worth mentioning is the route that brings you to the famous crystal-clear Filletta (6 km from Luogosanto)and ten to the artificial dam of the Liscia Lake and its enchanting surroundings where you can experience the rustic charm unchanged through the centuries. That is the place where the local entrepreneurs have set up their restaurants and B&B facilities, as numerous tourists flock here to admire the Europe’s oldest olive trees believed to be aged between 3800-4000 years.
Take a stroll into the lovely l landscaped vineyards scattered through the area that have been cultivate with juicy Vementino and Nebiolo vines ; the pride of Sardinia. There you can sip a selection of Sardinian wines that are highly recognised all over the world.
Finally, visit the lovely Tempio Pausania town at the bottom of the 1362 m high Limbara Mount. The village is renowned for its diuretic waters and imposing granite façade in the historic city centre and curative quality. Just within few kilometres away can be found the industrious village of Calangianus famous for its thriving cork industry, and the picturesque Aggius and its intriguing Valley of the Moon.
Noted for its logistic value, this is one of the best area to buy a property in Sardinia.
This unique investment opportunity involves a hundreds years old Stazzu , which in Sardinian dialect means farmhouse, that occupies a land of luscious Mediterranean vegetation of 25 hectares.
This 150 sq m property is within easy reach from Luogosanto, rising in a location called by locals La Traessa.
In the inside there are 2 spacious bedrooms, on e bathroom, a living room a kitchen, a little hall. In addition, buyers will benefit of basement that was used originally to store the farmer’s wine production and food in general.
Just 15 meter away can be found a 60 sq m a depository, that includes a old barn and a wood-burning oven.
Of great interest to prospective buyers is the fact hat this land is not subject to the strict regional laws allowing you to build a dwelling of 120 sq m per single hectare.
In fact, the recently introduced law states that only farmers are allowed to build new properties in the countryside on a area between 1 and 3 hectares land, depending on the region.
They have also to prove that new building is an integral part of an existing business.
This law is part of an overall government plan to protect the integrity and beauty of natural Sardinian habitats.
Price is subject to Vat and legal cost.

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Please quote the property reference number 102