Nature Waterfront Reserve: The iconic Retreat in the heart of Costa Smeralda
Nestled within the most illustrious area of the Costa Smeralda, Sardinia, the "Nature Waterfront Reserve" is a unprecedented sanctuary of privacy and unspoilt nature, comprising three waterfront villas, each with private sea frontage. Set amidst 2.3 hectares, this estate offers an unparalleled level of seclusion, with two private beaches and expansive lush manicured grounds. Each villa is complemented by a generous guest residence, discreetly nestled within the landscape, ensuring both tranquillity and exclusivity.

Why "Nature Waterfront Reserve"?
This estate transcends mere luxury; it is, in essence, a true natural reserve. A pristine slice of Mediterranean paradise, the Nature Waterfront Reserve guarantees a level of privacy that is quite without parallel: here, nature's beauty offers a haven of serenity, all within a stone's throw of the iconic Hotel Romazzino.

Property Overview
• 2.3-hectare (5.68-acre) estate on the Costa Smeralda, Sardinia
• 350 metres (1,148 feet) of private water frontage on Romazzino Bay
• Two private beaches
• Two private docks
• Private mooring buoy
• The property includes three main villas, each with a guest residence, gardens, outdoor pool, and sea access, along with a separate staff quarters.

A once in a life time property
This property has been under the care of a distinguished Costa Smeralda family since the early 1970s. Starting with Villa Seralia, they later expanded by purchasing the neighboring villas, Badr and Safar. The addition of three guest houses, built around four years ago, further enhanced the uniqueness of the estate.
The three main villas reflect the classic "Stile Smeraldino" (Costa Smeralda style), designed by renowned architects Michele Busiri Vici and Luigi Vietti. They were chosen by His Highness the Aga Khan to help create a perfect blend of architecture and natural landscape, preserving the beauty of the coastline. These architects also set the building regulations for the Village of Porto Cervo, a notable example of careful urban design.

An outstanding Architectural Heritage
The style of the Costa Smeralda draws from traditional Mediterranean design: organic, with simple, irregular forms, low horizontal structures that blend with the landscape, and rustic elements that frame views and living spaces.
The use of local materials such as granite, terracotta, rough wood, and pastel plaster with natural pigments is central to this style, with living spaces organized around a central courtyard that opens to the gardens and sea.
Villa Safar, designed by Michele Busiri Vici, highlights the architect's preference for smooth lines, which are also seen in Hotel Romazzino, an iconic five-star resort with beach and spa located in the same bay.
Each villa features a waterfront setting, covered verandas, lush gardens, an outdoor pool, and a guest house.

Unparalleled Waterfront Grounds
The estate's private park covers 2.3 hectares (5.68 acres), with lawns and luxuriant Mediterranean plants like bougainvillea, jasmine, hibiscus, pine, and olive trees. Outdoor spaces include open-air lounges, sun decks, and terraces with outdoor kitchens, barbecues, and pizza ovens. The estate also has two sandy beaches, two jetties, and a mooring buoy for yachts up to 80 metres (262 feet).

The best location in the Mediterraneum
Nature Waterfront Reserve is located in the most sought-after residential area of the Costa Smeralda, just minutes from Hotel Romazzino. The Pevero Golf Club is a five-minute drive away, and Porto Cervo, with its nightlife, restaurants, and the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda, established in 1967 by His Highness the Aga Khan, is just ten minutes away—a destination still attracting royalty and celebrities worldwide.