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A place to know
San Teodoro
The northeast coast of Sardinia, with some of the island's finest beaches and a real town behind them.
La Cinta is the beach that most people mention first — a long, shallow lagoon of turquoise water separated from the sea by a thin strip of white sand, with a flamingo colony in the lagoon behind it. It's the kind of beach that makes people reconsider where they live. But San Teodoro has more than its beaches. The surrounding natural parks, the granite rock formations of the Gallura, the cork oak forests that cover the inland hills — this is a landscape of real variety and beauty.
Our approach
How we work
We are not a listing platform. We work with a limited number of clients at a time — because finding the right place to live deserves proper attention.
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Understanding what you're looking for
We start with a real conversation — not a form. We want to understand how you want to live: the landscape, the pace, the kind of community, the budget. The practical things and the ones that are harder to articulate. Only once we understand that do we know where to look.
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Finding properties that actually fit
We search on your behalf — through our local network, off-market contacts and direct relationships with owners and agents on the ground. We don't send you everything we find. We send you what makes sense, with an honest view of each property: the good and the less good.
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From offer to keys in hand
Buying property in Italy involves notaries, surveys, local bureaucracy and a fair amount of patience. We stay with you through all of it — coordinating the right professionals and making sure nothing gets missed on the way to completion.
Olbia Airport
~25 min by car
Beach
La Cinta, Cala Brandinchi, Lu Impostu
Property prices
€1,500–4,100/m² · avg ~€2,700/m²
Population
~5,000 residents — active year-round
Nature
Gallura granite landscape, cork oak forests, lagoon
Community
Growing expat & remote worker presence
La Cinta beach - Near Olbia airport - Year-round community - Gallura landscape - Snorkelling & diving - Flamingo lagoon
Biella
Three things that make this territory worth considering seriously.
A quality of life that is genuinely hard to find
Clean mountain air, some of the purest water in Europe, the Oasi Zegna on the doorstep and a pace of life that doesn't need to be manufactured. Biella offers what many people move to Italy looking for — without the tourist overlay that comes with better-known destinations.
An accessible market with real upside
With average prices around €800–900/m² in town and considerably less in the wider province, Biella is one of the most affordable entry points in northern Italy. Prices have been rising steadily since 2023 — up 7% in 2024 alone — and the fundamentals that drive long-term value are solid.
Close to everything, far from the noise
Two international airports under an hour away. The Italian lakes within reach. Ski slopes at the edge of town. Biella sits in a geography that makes it genuinely convenient without feeling like a compromise — which, in the end, is what good location always comes down to.