Villetta LeLu, Charming terraced head house with garden and barbecue

Independent villa with garden divided on 2 floors
Ground floor veranda
Inside the living room, fully equipped kitchen and bathroom
2nd floor 1 double bedroom with veranda
1 bedroom with balcony
The kitchen is equipped with a 6-burner gas hob, oven, fridge, freezer, microwave oven.
Inside you will find plates, cutlery, glasses, cups, cups, coffee machine, pots, plastic containers, tablecloths, cutting boards, bottle openers, with 1 and a half bed and above a square (castle)
Garden with outdoor shower and barbecue
The house is located 300 meters from services such as supermarket and etc. the sea is about 1km away, the town is 300 meters away.
Bus stop ARST from Cagliari at 300mt
Intense colors of the sea, clear and brilliant waters, granite rocks, delightful coves, long stretches of sand, lagoons and green hills, scenarios chosen for advertising spots, which instill unique emotions. Villasimius is the pearl of the south, a dream tourist resort, whose population - in winter of less than four thousand residents - multiplies in the warmer months with the arrival of tens of thousands of tourists. Its coast is made up of a 'crown' of beaches, interspersed with small cliffs and the promontory of Capo Carbonara. Starting from Capo Boi, the southern limit of the protected marine area, you will find, along the panoramic road, the splendid beaches of Porto sa Ruxi, Campus and Campulongu, all characterized by blue sea and white sand dunes, framed by Mediterranean scrub. Near the inhabited center, there is the very particular Riso beach, which differs from the others by the 'grains' that make it up. Beyond the modern tourist port, on the western side of Capo Carbonara, there are coves set among the rocks, including Cala Caterina. On the eastern side, prepare to discover breathtaking pearls, starting from Porto Giunco, with the Notteri pond behind it, a habitat of pink flamingo and other rare species of birds. From the top of the promontory that dominates them, where an Aragonese tower stands, you will see a dazzling picture that will remain etched in your mind (and in your photos): a double blue field, with various shades, practically 'two seas' separated by a light and thin strip of sand, so much as to resemble icing sugar. Going north, there are the beaches of Simius and Traias, and continuing Rio Trottu and Manunzas, which surround the wonderful Punta Molentis, another jewel of Villasimius. From Capo Boi to the island of Serpentara, passing through the Cavoli island and various shallows, a 'cemetery' of wrecks of all ages, the marine area of ​​Capo Carbonara offers submerged shows: swarms of confident fish roam among valleys, bastions and gullies colored by yellow of sea daisies and red of sea fans and covered with posidonia meadows.
At the sea you will combine shopping, fish dinners, cultural and archaeological visits. Visit the remains of the Nuragic age, the necropolises of Accu Is Traias (1st century BC-III AD) and Cruccuris (1st-2nd AD), near the Roman baths of Santa Maria, and the site of Cuccureddus, first Phoenician-Punic, then Roman settlement. And don't miss the archaeological museum, which tells stories of submerged treasures. One of them has lain in the seabed of the 'Cavoli': it is the statue of the Virgin of the Sea, the work of Pinuccio Sciola, in honor of which, every year, at the end of July the Feast of the Madonna of the Castaway is staged, with suggestive procession to love.