Sardara: Two Stone Houses with a Private Courtyard to Renovate
South Sardinia
95,000 €
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House for sale in Sardinia
Houses in Sardinia range from a granite stazzo in Gallura to a campidanese courtyard house on the plain and a stone house in a pastoral village inland. Private sellers and agencies list them directly on Sardinia Real Estate, a platform that Terra Mia Immobiliare runs in German, English and Italian.
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What buyers should know about houses in Sardinia
A house in Sardinia is a detached home built on its own plot as a single residence, not part of a larger complex. Depending on the region it is built from granite or basalt, from plastered masonry around a campidanese courtyard, or in the stazzo form typical of Gallura. What sets it apart from a villa is the plot and the building itself, not size or finish.
On a stone house inland, the condition of the granite or basalt masonry and any damp in the lower walls are worth a close look. On a campidanese house, the courtyard shows whether the house and the outbuildings were renovated separately or together. On a stazzo in Gallura, the roof and the timber beams matter most. Access, connection to power and water, and the distance to the nearest village or the coast all belong on the same list, alongside the land registry extract.
Frequently asked questions
What is a stazzo or a campidanese house?
A stazzo is a traditional farmstead building from Gallura in northern Sardinia, originally built in granite as a working rural home. A campidanese house comes from the plain around Cagliari and arranges living and utility rooms around an enclosed courtyard. Both house types appear among the listings on Sardinia Real Estate.
Do private sellers list here, or only agencies?
Both. Private sellers and agencies list houses directly on Sardinia Real Estate, with neither side given priority. Terra Mia Immobiliare runs the platform; it is not an estate agent and takes no part in the purchase agreement. The property description tells a buyer whether an individual or an agency placed it.
What should you check on a stone house inland?
Look at the condition of the granite or basalt masonry and check for damp in the lower walls, especially in older buildings. The roof and timber beams deserve the same attention. Access, the connection to power and water, and a look at the land registry extract belong on the list before any commitment.
What does building close to the coast involve on Sardinia?
This question comes up for many plots along the Sardinian coast, which stays protected over long stretches. Terra Mia Immobiliare states no blanket rule here, because it depends on the municipality and the exact location. The guide section of the platform goes into the subject.
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