Villa Andromeda is the home for those looking for a little more than your everyday holiday accommodation. Full of character and life and bursting with colour, this ten-bedroom extravaganza is the place for adventure, activity, and lasting memories.

This vast home among the trees sits just metres from the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean. Its position is unique in that very few villas in the Mediterranean have front access and a pool on the beach. 

Inside, the décor is rustic, quirky and unique, with countless hand-painted, themed rooms. The living areas have comfortable sofas, dining facilities, a large bar and even a ballroom with a grand piano! There is a fully equipped kitchen with all the latest mod cons and top-quality facilities for you. The villa's appointed full-time chef would also be delighted to prepare your meals so you can simply put your feet up and relax if you'd prefer. In addition to this, a daily breakfast is provided.

The ten bedrooms are distributed throughout the main house and five annexes across the garden. They are each uniquely decorated and offer a fascinating, beautiful design with a homely feel. There are six bedrooms with a king bed, one with a queen bed, one with two single beds, one with a double bed and, one with a king bed and three singles, perfect for those travelling with children. Every room has an ensuite bathroom equipped with air conditioning, heating, towels, and linen. All five annexes offer magnificent sea-view terraces and plenty of privacy.

In the exuberant garden there is a huge terrace with a dining table to fit the entire group, overlooking the delightful thriving garden and sea below. An infinity pool with a hot tub stretches across the terrace below, where a pizza oven can also be found. A fabulous hot tub provides the perfect place to soak and soothe after a day exploring the wonderful island.

The village of Torre Delle Stelle, in which Villa Andromeda is located, is a small, quaint town in Sardinia and a calm and relaxing destination for those looking to wind down during their time away. There are few tourists in the town, creating a truly authentic Italian experience.

With parking space provided for up to four cars, you’re perfectly set up to explore the rugged landscape of Sardinia further afield. We would highly recommend exploring the thousands of historic Nuraghe stone buildings of Barumini, the mysterious Bronze Age stone ruins shaped like beehives. The city of Cagliari, just 40km away, is 4000 years old and has a fantastic array of markets, cafés and restaurants, many offering stunning city and harbour views, as well as an opera house and countless Italian fashion boutiques.

With almost 2000km of coastline, Sardinia is a wonderful spot for any beach-lover: surrounded by crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean and all kinds of coves and beaches of white-sand, stretching to the distance! Whilst the breath-taking mountainous interior is ideal for those looking for hiking and cycling opportunities with the same incredible views – perfect for a little exercise and adventure during your time away!

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