The villa is a 1960s Maison de charme, constructed in granite and reinforced concrete, reminiscent of Frank Lloyd Wright's iconic architectural style. The interiors, inspired by the layout of a boat, feature an essential organization of spaces that creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. The bright living room, with its cozy fireplace, offers a breathtaking 180° panoramic view of the sea, enchanting guests with its beauty. The sleeping area includes three bedrooms: two doubles and one twin with a single bed and a French bed, all with large windows that provide a delightful sea view. The sleeping area is complemented by two bathrooms, one with a shower and the other with a bathtub. A third service bathroom is located near the fully equipped small kitchen. On the lower floor, a charming dépendance offers a room with a private bathroom. The villa is equipped with modern comforts such as digital TV, Wi-Fi internet connection, a wide music selection, and a well-stocked library. Surrounded by 4 hectares of lush Mediterranean vegetation, the property offers numerous intimate and shaded relax areas. A picturesque path leads to a private area on the underlying cliff, perfect for moments of peace and contemplation. On the western side, a splendid covered terrace overlooks a pool immersed in greenery, creating an oasis of peace and beauty. A few steps from the main villa, a 25 m² mini dependance offers a completely independent retreat, with a double bed, bathroom with shower, and fully equipped kitchenette. This space, which overlooks the cliff and features an outdoor equipped area, represents a perfect combination of comfort and privacy.

Cala Regina, nestled in the municipality of Quartu Sant'Elena, is easily accessible via provincial road (SP) No. 17, connecting Cagliari to Villasimus. Overlooking this tranquil cove is a Spanish watchtower, a relic from 1587, perched atop a promontory that commands stunning views of the sea. The landscape is adorned with lush Mediterranean scrub vegetation, punctuated by the graceful presence of eucalyptus and pine trees. At Cala Regina Beach, nature unveils its enchanting palette: a mosaic of pebbles and rocks, gently sloping into waters of crystal clarity, adorned in hues ranging from emerald green to turquoise. Devoid of poseidonia, the seabed starts shallow with pebbles, transitioning seamlessly into sandy expanses. Encircled by cliffs and boulders, this small cove is a veritable masterpiece of nature, where the Mediterranean scrub extends its embrace, painting a canvas of contrasting greens, browns, and the vibrant blues of the sea. Moreover, its natural contours provide a sanctuary, shielding visitors from the whims of the wind.