This lush villa is a secret garden-like escape in the heart of Solanas. Allegedly one of the first vacation homes built in the town, it marries mid-century Sardinian architecture with features like arched, wood-paneled, tall French doors—all paired with dividing glass panes, parquet flooring, and an open-air island atmosphere.
There is a large terrace outside, where the palms and varying trees provide ample shade, along with outdoor showers and plenty of zones to chill out. The interiors are restrained but thoughtful, with colorful tile and pops of cobalt blue throughout. Best of all, it’s a short waltz from the beach so you’re never too far from a dip in the Tyrrhenian Sea.
Rooms: 2 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms
Amenities: Indoor fireplace, washer/dryer, AC, WiFi, pets allowed
Location: Solanas
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At Villa Antisa, the outdoor space does a lot of the heavy lifting. It’s big enough that the villa feels totally private, with a pool that overlooks the nearby mountain range. There’s an outdoor shower, a barbecue setup, and enough covered dining space to ensure that dinner outside every night is a non-negotiable. Design elements like dark-wood shutters, beams, cherry-red sofas, wrought-iron furnishings, and colorful tile bring an Italian farmhouse sensibility inside. To underscore the home’s charm, there’s even a working stone fireplace in the kitchen—a nice tribute to the original features of the property.
Rooms: 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Amenities: WiFi, free parking, pets allowed, TV, washer
Location: Solanas
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