Sardinia · two houses, two seas
Your summer between Stintino and Alghero.
Two houses run by a family: a villa five minutes by car from La Pelosa, and an apartment in the Catalan heart of Alghero. The same care in two places that couldn't be more different.
01 — How we work
Small, on purpose.
Two houses, that's it. We'd rather look after both properly than manage ten only halfway.
A family that, for a few years now, has been renting out its two Sardinian houses to people who want to spend a summer in the island's north-west. We reply to your messages ourselves, we get the house ready for your arrival, and the keys wait for you in a secure key safe: you settle in at your own pace, with no waiting. If you need anything during your stay, a single phone call is enough.
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Two houses, one pair of hands
We manage them directly. We answer messages ourselves, and on arrival the keys are already in a secure key safe: you settle in at your own pace, with no waiting.
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The real Sardinia
La Pelosa a fifteen-minute bus ride or five-minute drive from Stintino, the Catalan old town on foot in Alghero. Two different corners of the island — both genuine.
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Guests, not customers
We reply within twenty-four hours — in Italian, English, French or German. No automated messages.
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Everything included
WiFi, air conditioning, utilities. No surprises on arrival.
"We know these houses by heart. We look after them the way we'd look after them for ourselves."— Fabio
02 — Our houses
Two properties, one family.
A villa with garden in Stintino, an apartment in the centre of Alghero. Same care, two very different holidays.
Availability · synced from Airbnb
When you can come.
The busy dates below come straight from the Airbnb calendars of the two houses. See a free period you like? Write to us — we reply within twenty-four hours.
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