Luxury 5-Bedroom Villa with Pool Near Porto Cervo, Costa Smeralda | For Sale

Some homes you see from the outside and already know there is something special before you even step through the gate. That is honestly how I felt standing in front of this villa in Acquamarina, right near Porto Cervo, Costa Smeralda. It is almost hard to believe a place like this actually exists. The sunlight hits the white stone walls and you just breathe a little easier straight away. If you have spent time in Sardinia, you will know that sound of cicadas and the smell from the sea mixed with wild rosemary—well, you get plenty of both here.

As soon as you walk inside, it feels open but not overwhelming—just a relaxed, comfortable space that wants you to slow down. The living area flows right into the kitchen and dining room, and I found myself wandering all the way to the glass doors before even realizing it. Maybe it is the light, or maybe just the view out to the terrace, but you catch yourself pausing and looking around. The kitchen is surprisingly down to earth even though it looks modern. It actually feels like somewhere you would cook with friends or just enjoy a lazy coffee in the morning, not just a showpiece that never gets used. There is a big pantry tucked away, which just makes life easier. You can keep your big shop or all your favourite Italian ingredients ready for whenever you want to cook something up.

Now, the outdoor terrace really is something else. If you have ever pictured yourself having a slow afternoon with a breeze and nothing much to do, this is where it would happen. The lounge and the seating area just invite you to sit a while. Sometimes you will hear the laughter from the pool or see neighbours drift by on their bikes. Even if you are not a morning person, you'll probably catch yourself getting up early just to have your first espresso out here. With so much space around, you barely notice the world going by unless you look for it.

There are five bedrooms right now, but if you need another, it is easy to sort out. Each room has its own feel, but what stands out is how much light they get. You look out some windows and it is all green and blue. It is the sort of morning light that wakes you up gently. Bathrooms have that cool Mediterranean simplicity—stone, glass, and water, nothing fussy. I stopped by the main suite and honestly could see myself reading there on a Sunday. Maybe that is the difference—a lot of homes look grand, but this one feels lived in and welcoming.

The outside is quietly impressive. The pool probably gets a lot of use in the summer, with space around it for barbecues or even just lazing in the sun. Sometimes you forget your phone here, which is a good sign. The garden is not just neatly kept, it actually feels like part of the landscape—wild in places, bursting with color but never too trimmed. You'll see birds and maybe a lizard or two sunning themselves most afternoons. There is tons of space for kids or guests to wander, and you're close enough to the town that the best gelato and a quick walk to the sea are always there when you want them.

You will notice everything is built for easy living, yet it's all pretty energy efficient too. That actually matters with long Sardinian summers—keeps costs down and feels good. The house was designed by Jean Claude Le Suisse, who really gets this local, open kind of living. Porto Cervo is right there if you want the vibe and shopping, but you come home to calm.

The only way to know if life here fits you is to come see it for yourself. If you want a walkaround or you simply have a question, you can reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we just want you to feel at home before you ever move in.