Villa Corrasi

The villa (360 square metres plus balconies, porticos, covered verandas, terrace-solarium and garden) provides all the right services which guarantee a comfortable stay. The villa is on three levels and includes a basement/cellar level.

Ground floor (100 square metres): includes a covered portico/garage; large rustic room equipped with a kitchen area and a large dining table; traditional wood-burning oven; laundry and dishwasher area; service bathroom; the ground floor overlooks the garden on three sides
Basement/cellar (80 square metres): elegant wine cellar set up for wine tasting , in particular of the Cannonau wines produced by the Cantina Atha Ruja winery (upon request).

First level (100 square metres): sleeping quarters that include four large and bright bedrooms: one Double room furnished with period furniture and a private bathroom, two bedrooms containing two twin beds, one small bedroom with a sofa bed, one full bathroom.

Second level (80 square metres): Includes a large and bright living area furnished with period furniture and lounge area, dining area, TV, fireplace, solarium terrace with views of Mount Corrasi; well-equipped dining room-kitchen area and two covered verandas; service bathroom.

We are in the Barbagia region, the heart of Sardinia, in a territory where traditions, customs as well as ancient culinary traditions are jealously guarded and allow its population to live serenely and stress-free. All these reasons contribute in making this corner of the earth a paradise of longevity.

The area surrounding the villa and nearby attractions:
• Archaeological sites: Tiscali, “Sedda e sos Carros”.
• Naturalistic sites: Karst spring Su Gologone, the Supramonte of Oliena, Orgosolo, Dorgali, the Gorropu Canyon, the Lanaitto Valley, the Cedrino River, Gusana Lake.
• Mini-cruise along the Gulf of Orosei by boat or dinghy: beaches in the Gulf of Orosei, beaches in Cala Gonone, Cala Luna, Cala Fuili, Cala Cartoe, Cala Osalla.
• Villages and cities nearby: Orgosolo with its murals, Mamoiada with its traditional masks called “Mamuthones”, Dorgali with its archaeological sites and its artistic craftsmanship, Nuoro with its archaeological and cultural museums.