Panoramic sea-view apartment with private garden and garage in Lu Bagnu
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Panoramic sea-view apartment with private garden and garage in Lu Bagnu
Strategic location
In Castelsardo, in the sought-after area of Lu Bagnu (SS), we offer for sale an elegant three-room apartment on a raised ground floor, featuring a stunning panoramic sea view, a private garden, and a private garage.
A complete and versatile property, ideal as a main residence, high-quality holiday home, or investment opportunity, thanks to its outdoor spaces, comfort, and location.
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Property features:
Raised ground floor
Private garden
Panoramic sea-view terrace
Spacious living room with kitchenette
Master bedroom with en-suite bathroom
Second double bedroom
Bathroom
Private garage
Main connections:
Alghero – Fertilia Airport: approx. 50 minutes
Olbia – Costa Smeralda Airport: approx. 90 minutes
Porto Torres Port: approx. 30 minutes
Olbia and Golfo Aranci Ports: approx. 90 minutes
Contacts:
Atlantide Immobiliare – Valledoria
Corso Europa 42C, 07039 (SS)
Atlantide Immobiliare – Castelsardo
Via Nazionale 17, 07031 (SS)
- Sqm: 88
- Room: 3
- Year of construction: 2001
- price: 165.000,00 €
- typology: Trilocale
- Town: Castelsardo
- Location: Lu Bagnu
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Castelsardo
CASTELSARDO is a Borgo Marino that develops articulating in jagged inlets of a trachytic nature up to the sandy beach of "Lu Bagnu" and a Tourist Port called frigianu.
Lu Bagnu (Balneum) is the Marina hamlet that overlooks the beaches, where our headquarters are located. The beaches are golden sand and the water is crystal clear and for several years has been punctually winning the prestigious Blue Flag.
Castelsardo has a panorama that opens onto the crystal clear waters of the entire coast of the Baia dei Tramonti and the Golfo dell'asinata.
It is a town rich in history, art and craftsmanship, of ancient centuries-old traditions still today, and is characterized by medieval buildings such as its Rocca dei Doria - Castelgenovese and its Museum of weaving, and by the pre-nuragic site of the Elephant Rock. .

