Venta casa Donori' de 410 m² – ID 2280592

Estate Arrideli -- **Ideal for an Eco-Village or Cohousing Project -- In the peaceful countryside of Donori, just 2 km from the village center, this beautiful recently built agritourism estate offers an exceptional opportunity for an eco-village, cohousing community, retreat center, or sustainable living project. Located in the scenic region of Parteolla, in the hinterland of Cagliari, the property is surrounded by unspoiled Sardinian nature while remaining only 30 minutes from the city and the airport. **Property Overview** The estate extends over approximately 3.5 hectares of fully fenced land and includes several existing and planned buildings designed for hospitality and residential use. **Guest Accommodation** The project includes four guest housing units: * Three units of approximately 80 sqm have already been completed * Some of these units are divided into two smaller apartments * The fourth guest unit is planned but not yet built **Main Residence** The main house planned in the project includes: * A completed 170 sqm basement with garage * A 135 sqm residential ground floor still to be constructed **Additional Structures** The approved project also includes the construction of a 250 sqm stable, offering further possibilities for agricultural, equestrian, or community activities. **Land and Natural Resources** The estate already features: * A young olive grove * Vineyard * Fruit trees * An abundant artesian well * A small artificial lake used for irrigation An additional nearby olive grove of approximately 9,000 sqm is also available for purchase. **Location** Estate Arrideli enjoys a panoramic position in one of the most authentic rural areas of southern Sardinia, combining privacy, nature, and accessibility. Energy Performance Energy Class G -- IPE > 175 kWh/sqm per year Certification pending. Price: Euro 395,000 Contact Email: [email protected] Website: Sardahousing ---------- short info Donori Agri-food products of excellence and deep devotion characterize this village in the southern area of Sardinia, thirty kilometres to Cagliari. Located in the historic region of Parteolla, bordering southern Campidano, Donori lies between two rivers on the slope of Monte Zurru and has just over two thousand inhabitants. Once a mining center, as the remains of the former Monteponi mine attest, Donori has today, thanks to the fertility of the surrounding hilly area and the abundance of water, a strong agricultural and pastoral vocation: cereals, olive oil, wines, including cannonau and bovale, and a renowned dairy production are its main agri-food products. The former granatic mountain in the village centre, now used for exhibitions, testifies to the antiquity of the agro-pastoral tradition. Inhabited since the Bronze Age, in fact, as evidenced in particular by the nuraghi sa Domu and s'Orcu mannu and Guntuxius, the area also has traces of Roman rule: remains of a necropolis and a villa. The village was however founded in the Middle Ages, under the Giudicato of Cagliari, abandoned during the fifteenth century, and repopulated starting in 1619. Built in Gothic-Catalan style at the end of the 15th century, the beautiful parish church of San Giorgio bishop characterizes the old village centre. Near the village, surrounded by olive groves, you find the country church of Santa Maria de sa Defenza, dating back to 1732: legend tells that it was built by a bandit from Barbagia who was hiding on Mount Zurru. Into this small church the simulacrum of Our Lady of Defense is carried on the third Sunday of September on the occasion of the most heartfelt celebration by the population. It is accompanied by a parade of people in Donorese costumes and traccas (decorated carts). Among the areas of naturalistic interest in the Donori territory, we find the former mine site, at the foot of Mount Andria in Località S'Ortu Becciu (the old vegetable garden) and Sa Rocca de is Piccionisi (the rock of the pigeons), gorges and unspoiled nature set between two small hills.

Casa de 410 m²

Donori', Cerdeña, Italia

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