Long term lets (over 1 month) Short-breaks (4 days or fewer) Hen or stag parties Corporate bookings
Changeover day:
Flexible
Access:
Car not necessary
Notes:
May take pets - please enquire Suitable for children No smoking at this property Self-catering
Home description
Casa Rosa is located in a peaceful street in the Old Town, with the added benefit of being only one minute from the sea (and the bastioni) & the best bars and restaurants of the area.Casa Rosa is a dual level apartment that has recently been refurbished. This stunning apartment boasts exposed local stone & beams to the vaulted walls and ceiling. The kitchen/ living area offers modern open plan living with all the kitchen amenities & the added benefit of a 19 inch flat screen LCD TV & DVD Player. Downstairs is also a small cloakroom with a washing machine, wc & wash hand basin.
A beautiful bespoke spiral staircase leads up to the first floor, where a modern & clean bathroom consists of a wc, wash hand basin, bidet & refreshing shower. Upstairs in Casa Rosa is a very comfortable double bedroom, there is also a single bed upstairs which is partioned off. A further small alcove can be fitted out with another single bed if required, again this offers a degree of privacy from the main bedroom area.
Casa Rosa is perfect for families, couples, friends or the single traveller.
Gorgeous Beaches close by
Open Plan Living Room with bespoke Staircase
Casa Rosa Open Plan Kitchen & Diner
Double Bed upstairs
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The Sardinia region
Sardinia is the second largest island in the Mediterranean, just 120 miles west off the Italian mainland. Named "Sandalyon" after its footprint-like shape, you are never too far from the sea in Sardinia, and it has left its mark on the people and the landscape.
Almost 2000 kms of coastline is contoured by rugged cliffs, tiny coves, and picturesque harbours & stunning pristine beaches. Inland, the lush, wild landscape of untouched beauty and sculpted red granite rocks harbours hundreds of archaeological sites which bring the past instantly into life.
Then there is the food .. Ooh the food! - fine wines, delicious & fresh seafood, organic meats, gorgeous cheeses and many local extra virgin olive oils, which result in a very rich and varied cuisine.
Alghero / Storico area
Alghero is a Sardinian city with a clear Catalonian influence. It underwent Spanish colonisation for a lengthy period of time which left its mark on the town’s architecture, traditions, its typical cuisine like the famous “aragosta alla catalana” (Catalonian-style Lobster) and above all on the local language.
Alghero has historical ruins, nature reserves, pristine beaches and quaint villages are close by and if you love spectacular vistas of mountain and sea, you will find them here. If you are feeling energetic, explore the spectacular Neptune’s Grotto in the morning, then stop off at a Nuraghe necropolis on your way to lunch at a nearby artichoke festival; then spend the afternoon swimming in clear emerald waters before heading for an aperitif in the old harbour; then finish off the day by tucking into delicious seafood, or authentic Sardinian suckling pig, or just grab a very yummy pizza.
Unless you prefer a more leisurely pace: shop at the local market, stroll through the Old Town admiring the architecture, then wander off to the beach for a swim before heading home for a home-cooked meal; finally, promenade along the sea wall like a local and grab some home-made Italian organic ice cream the likes of which you will not find elsewhere!
How to get there
Alghero is located in the North West of Sardinia.
Flights go direct into Alghero Airport (AHO) with Ryanair (who fly from London Stansted, Liverpool, Dublin & East Midlands Airports) In the summertime flights also go into Alghero with Thomson Fly from various UK airports.
Olbia Airport to the North East of the island (approx 1.5hrs drive from Alghero) has flights with Easyjet from London Gatwick & Birmingham.
Airone flies to Alghero from Rome Fiumicino/ Milano Linate/ Bologna/ Torino. Air Italy flies to Alghero from Napoli/ Verona. Air Dolomiti flies to Alghero from Trieste/ Venezia. Volareweb flies to Alghero from Milano Malpensa. Low cost flights available from Ryanair from London Stansted/ Liverpool/ East Midlands/ Dublin/ Paris Beauvais/ Amburgo-Lubecca/ Frankfurt/ Dusseldorf/ Brema/ Billund/ Stockholm/ Barcelona Girona/ Barcelona Reus/ Madrid/ Bruxelles/ Eindhoven/ Graz/ Memmingen/ Oslo Torp/ Ancona/ Bari / Genova/ Milano Orio al Serio/ Parma/ Pisa/ Roma Ciampino/ Venezia-Treviso/ Verona-Brescia. Charter Flights from Tujfly from Billund/ Copenaghen/ Helsinki to Alghero airport. Charter Flights from Finnair from Helsinki to Alghero airport. Charter Flights from SAS Scandinavian Airlines from Oslo to Alghero airport. Charter Flights from Flybe from Birmingham to Alghero airport. Charter Flights from Eastern Airways from Norwich to Alghero airport. Charter Flights from Thompson from Londron Gatwick to Alghero airport.
Local buses run every 30 minutes between the airport and the town.
We can recommend car hire companies to use in Alghero.
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