Locations
Northeastern Sardinia, named precisely.
Northeast
A coast with exact names.
Hover, focus or tap a marker. The line follows the gulf from Porto Cervo to Olbia; each point opens the residences we hold there.
Harbour city
Olbia
Olbia is where Costa Nord is based, and where most international arrivals first touch Sardinia. It is a harbour city rather than a resort: granite hinterland, a working waterfront, and a short drive to the villas that overlook the gulf. We keep the office here so that viewings, notary work and the quieter parts of a transaction can happen without theatre.
In collection: Atelier Olbia · €1,650,000
Residences in OlbiaHarbour city
Olbia
Olbia is where Costa Nord is based, and where most international arrivals first touch Sardinia. It is a harbour city rather than a resort: granite hinterland, a working waterfront, and a short drive to the villas that overlook the gulf. We keep the office here so that viewings, notary work and the quieter parts of a transaction can happen without theatre.
Atelier Olbia · €1,650,000
View residencesGulf settlement
Porto Rotondo
Porto Rotondo sits on the northern shore of the Gulf of Olbia. The architecture is more civic than Costa Smeralda — piazzas, a compact marina, residences set back among juniper. Buyers come for the light on the water and for a community that remains inhabited outside August.
Casa delle Rocce · €3,200,000 · Villa Juniper · €2,450,000
View residencesBeach terrace
Pittulongu
Pittulongu is one of the gulf’s most precise residential lines: a curve of beach, granite behind, and the silhouette of Tavolara closing the horizon. Villas here are judged by how they meet that view — how much shade, how much wind, how the terrace holds the afternoon.
Villa Tavolara · €4,850,000 · Casa del Vento · €1,980,000
View residencesPeninsula
Golfo Aranci
Golfo Aranci occupies the peninsula that closes the gulf. The town remains small; the land around it is steep, wind-cut and serious. Houses here are about exposure — morning light, ferry lights at dusk, and a coastline that does not flatten into a postcard.
Cala Serena · €6,900,000 · Capo Figari Plot · €920,000
View residencesGranite inland
San Pantaleo
San Pantaleo sits inland from the Costa Smeralda, among the granite outcrops that give Gallura its character. The village square still matters. Houses here are about stone, shade and the long evening, not marina frontage. It is where we look when a client wants Sardinia without the harbour calendar.
Dimora Nurra · Price on request · Tenuta Gallura · €4,300,000
View residencesCosta Smeralda
Porto Cervo
Porto Cervo was drawn as a harbour for a very particular kind of arrival. The architecture is pale, the streets compressed, the water held in a nearly circular basin. Properties here are scarce and closely compared. We represent only those that still feel like houses rather than display.
Casa Maestrale · €8,400,000
View residencesCoastal belt
Costa Smeralda
Costa Smeralda is a coast with a published identity, which makes editing more important, not less. We look for plots and houses that keep the original idea — low lines, local stone, vegetation left in place — and decline those that treat the name as decoration.
Pitrizza Ridge · €5,750,000
View residencesIsland horizon
Tavolara area
Tavolara is the landmark of the whole northeast: a limestone island that reads as a mountain. The residences we represent on this side of the gulf are chosen for that silhouette, for marine reserve water, and for a quieter season than Porto Cervo. Privacy here is geographic, not gated.
Isola Privata · Price on request
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