Villa Tuerredda | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Pula Is Molas

The Mediterranean coast of Pula, Sardinia, Italy reveals itself gradually as you approach Villa Tuerredda—a contemporary four-bedroom residence positioned within a private resort that combines resort amenities with the quiet seclusion guests crave. This luxury villa rental in Pula sleeps 6 guests across intelligently designed spaces that balance modern comfort with views of surrounding pinewood and distant mountain ridges.

Inside Villa Tuerredda

Villa Tuerredda sleeps 6 guests across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms arranged across two floors. The ground floor hosts an open-plan living zone where the kitchen, dining room, and lounge merge into one fluid space—equipped with a full cooking setup including oven, hob, dishwasher, kettle, toaster, microwave, and coffee machine. Two bedrooms occupy this level: one with a double bed and a second with a single bed. A full bathroom with bathtub serves both rooms.

Ascend to the first floor to discover the remaining two bedrooms, each with direct terrace access and private en-suite bathrooms featuring baths. One bedroom contains a single bed; the other a double. This arrangement ensures that couples, families, or groups of friends can maintain independence while remaining close enough for shared meals and evening gatherings.

Throughout Villa Tuerredda, air-conditioning maintains comfort during warm months. A washing machine and dryer handle laundry discreetly. The property includes a safe for valuables, telephone access, hairdryers in each bathroom, and iron and ironing board in a dedicated space. Television and Wi-Fi connectivity mean you can retreat from Sardinia’s outdoors if weather or whim demands.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The grounds of Villa Tuerredda span 1,000 square metres and reveal themselves in layers. The swimming pool dominates the lower terrace—a 60-square-metre expanse ranging from 0.9 metres to 1.65 metres in depth, seasonally heated and typically operational from May through October. Sun loungers cluster on the adjacent decking, positioned to catch morning light and afternoon shade in equal measure.

An outdoor dining area with integrated barbecue sits ready for evening entertaining, where Sardinian wine and local seafood feel inevitable choices. The rooftop terrace—130 square metres of unobstructed space—transforms at dusk. The panoramic outlook across the resort gardens and toward the southern Sardinian coast becomes the day’s defining memory for most guests who climb the stairs at sunset with a glass in hand.

Manicured gardens surround the property in every direction. Parking accommodates multiple vehicles directly on the grounds, eliminating the friction of seeking spaces in nearby villages. The entire outdoor setting feels purposefully designed rather than haphazardly assembled—every terrace, every dining area, every lounging spot serves a distinct function without creating crowding or visual chaos.

Location: Pula and the Surrounding Area

Pula, a coastal town in the Metropolitan City of Cagliari, sits at the southern tip of Sardinia, positioning Villa Tuerredda within striking distance of the island’s most exceptional natural and cultural attractions. The town itself—10 minutes’ drive away—contains everyday necessities (supermarkets, restaurants, bars) without the overwhelming development that characterises larger cities.

Three beaches demand immediate visits. Spiaggia di Nora, with its characteristic pale sand and shallow approach, lies just 10 kilometres away and offers safe swimming and clear visibility of the submerged Roman ruins that give the beach its character. Santa Margherita Beach, 15 kilometres distant, features crystalline water and limestone cliffs rising dramatically from the shoreline. The Bay of Chia—20 to 30 kilometres south—presents a crescent of protected water bordered by sand dunes and pine forest, while Tuerredda Beach, the namesake inspiration for your villa, sits nearby with turquoise water and white sand that rivals any Mediterranean location.

The Archeological Site of Nora, 10 kilometres away, ranks among Sardinia’s best-preserved historical complexes. Roman temples, streets, and harbour structures emerge from the ground here, telling stories of trade networks and settlement patterns that predate modern Europe by two millennia. The Foresta Demaniale di Pixinamanna, a protected woodland reserve just 10 kilometres distant, offers walking trails through Mediterranean scrub vegetation and pine stands.

Cagliari, the regional capital, sits 40 kilometres north—approximately one hour’s drive. The Castello district perches on a hilltop with medieval architecture and contemporary galleries sharing narrow streets. The Bastion of Saint Remy, a 18th-century fortification, provides city-wide views from its casemate level. The San Benedetto Market, Italy’s largest covered market by some measures, sprawls across two floors with fish merchants, produce vendors, and prepared food stalls representing Sardinian culinary traditions.

Nuragic sites—prehistoric stone towers unique to Sardinia—scatter across the island. Su Nuraxi in Barumini, a UNESCO World Heritage Site situated roughly 70 kilometres northeast (approximately 75 minutes’ drive), represents the most significant Nuragic village complex. The Cascate Riu Alinu waterfalls, 50 kilometres away, provide relief during warmer months with pools suited to swimming beneath the falls.

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Who This Villa Suits Best

Villa Tuerredda accommodates families with children seamlessly. The private pool means younger swimmers develop water confidence safely away from public beaches. Spiaggia di Nora, 10 kilometres away, provides gentle entry points and shallow zones ideal for paddling. The villa layout allows parents of adolescent children to maintain oversight without constant supervision—each bedroom has sufficient privacy, yet common areas encourage gathering.

Groups of three couples find the bedroom arrangement comfortable. Four separate sleeping zones prevent the intimacy problems that plague shared-bedroom scenarios. Two en-suite bathrooms on the upper floor and one full bathroom below mean morning routines don’t create bottlenecks.

Multi-generational gatherings—grandparents, adult children, grandchildren sharing a holiday—work particularly well. The double bedrooms suit older guests who prefer spacious sleeping zones, while the single-bed rooms accommodate young adults or teenagers perfectly. The rooftop terrace becomes the gathering point at dusk, the dining terrace the focal point for extended family meals.

Guests seeking golf find a 5-minute walk to the resort’s golf club. The clubhouse contains a bistro restaurant, driving range, pro shop, and fitness room, making this more than a fairway but a social hub. This appeals to couples or groups for whom golf represents a structured activity within a broader leisure context.

Practical Information

Villa Tuerredda accommodates 6 guests maximum across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Cagliari Elmas Airport, Sardinia’s principal international gateway, sits 55 kilometres north—approximately 55 minutes’ drive via the SS195 highway. Car rental upon arrival makes sense; public transportation from Cagliari to Pula requires bus connections and takes 90 minutes or longer.

The nearest supermarket, Conad or similar grocery chains, sits within Pula itself—a 10-minute drive. For more comprehensive shopping or dining variety, Cagliari’s San Benedetto Market and commercial districts warrant a day trip or two during a week-long stay.

The rental price includes Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, television access, and utilities (electricity, water, waste disposal). Linen and towels arrive fresh at check-in. Pool maintenance and cleaning occur on scheduled days during the operational season. A pre-stocked fridge can be arranged. Wine-tasting experiences, chef services for special dinners, and spa treatments are available through arrangement with the property management. Pets are accommodated by prior agreement. Check-in flexibility depends on management availability, though typically afternoon arrival and morning departure represent standard practice.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Tuerredda

How many guests does Villa Tuerredda sleep?

Villa Tuerredda accommodates 6 guests maximum. The property contains 4 bedrooms: two doubles and two singles. The two upper-floor bedrooms feature en-suite bathrooms; the ground-floor bedrooms share a separate full bathroom. No sofa beds or annexes provide additional sleeping capacity.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Tuerredda in Pula?

Cagliari Elmas Airport (Aeroporto di Cagliari-Elmas) serves as the principal airport, situated 55 kilometres north of Villa Tuerredda. Journey time from airport to villa runs approximately 55 minutes by car via the SS195. Direct flights connect Cagliari to major European cities including Rome, Milan, London, and Paris. Regional operators including Ryanair, Lufthansa, and Air Italia serve this airport regularly.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Tuerredda?

May through September offers guaranteed sunshine with minimal rainfall, making this the obvious peak season. Pool season typically runs May through October with seasonal heating. June and September represent ideal months—warm water and sunny days without July and August’s intensity of heat and crowds at beaches. Spring months (April, early May) feature pleasant temperatures, fewer tourists, and lower rental rates. October remains swimmable for hardy guests but approaches the threshold of cooler water. Winter months bring rainfall and closed pools, though mild daytime temperatures appeal to those avoiding northern European winter.

Is Villa Tuerredda suitable for families with children?

Yes, substantially so. The private pool allows children to develop water confidence away from public settings. The depth range (0.9 to 1.65 metres) accommodates swimmers of varying abilities. Spiaggia di Nora, 10 kilometres away, offers lifeguard supervision and shallow entry points. The villa’s bedroom layout ensures parental oversight remains possible while children enjoy some independence. The resort’s golf club, a 5-minute walk away, includes facilities suitable for adolescents. Supermarkets in Pula stock familiar food brands. The property allows pet dogs and cats by arrangement, making it suitable for families with animals.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Tuerredda?

The rental price covers accommodation, utilities (electricity, water, waste), Wi-Fi internet access, television service, and air-conditioning. Linen and towels arrive fresh and laundered at check-in. Pool access and maintenance during the operational season (May–October) is included. Cleaning of common areas occurs on scheduled days. A safe is provided for valuables. Hairdryers, iron, and ironing board are available. Pre-stocked fridge service, chef preparation for special meals, wine-tasting experiences, and spa treatments are available as optional add-ons. Pet accommodation requires advance notice and incurs additional fees.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Tuerredda?

Pula town centre, 10 kilometres away, contains supermarkets (Conad, Carrefour), pharmacies, and casual restaurants and bars. The resort’s own golf club houses a bistro restaurant with views over the fairways. Cagliari’s San Benedetto Market—Italy’s largest covered market—sits 40 kilometres north and operates daily (closed Sundays). The market offers fresh fish, produce, cheeses, cured meats, and prepared foods representing authentic Sardinian cuisine. Restaurants in Cagliari’s Castello district range from casual pizzerias to fine-dining establishments. Santa Margherita and Tuerredda beaches each have beach clubs serving seafood and drinks seasonally. The town of Villasimius, 30 kilometres south, offers a broader selection of restaurants and shops than Pula itself.