3 Bed House/Villa for sale
Ovacik, Fethiye, Mugla, Turkey
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About the Property:
This exceptional stone built cottage in the village of Kayakoy, combines traditionalist and modernist features.
Built to an exceptionally high standard the cottage is split level with the living space all on one level. The property also boasts a large bedroom on this floor and 2 further bedrooms on the second floor. The property has 4 bathrooms.
This villa has large landscaped gardens and a sheltered pool area and sun terrace offering complete privacy.
There is ample parking and the property is secured with decorative iron gates leading into the landscaped gardens.
The modern kitchen and open plan living space lead directly onto the sun terrace and garden. Each of the 3 bedrooms has a double bed and an en-suite bathroom.
This luxury villa is tastefully decorated with quality goods and includes all furniture and white goods.
The high class furniture includes antique designed doors and wardrobes giving the property its uniqueness. The property offers fabulous mountain views and overlooks the pretty village of Kaya with its ancient ruins.
KayaKoy is situated on the southwest coast of Turkey, nestled in the mountains between Fethiye and Oludeniz, and is well known as the abandoned Greek village. Oludeniz beach is just a 10 minute drive and Gemiler beach is also located close by. The harbour town of Fethiye is located just 15 minutes drive away.
A rare opportunity to purchase a stunning villa as an investment or a family home.
About the area:
Kayaköy
One of the highlights of a stay in this area is a visit to the eerie ghost town of Kayaköy, literally ‘stone village’. Once the Greek town of Karmylassos, it was abandoned in the 1920’s. It has recently been the subject of renewed interest as it features as the setting for Louis de Bernières novel, ‘Birds without Wings’ which provides a fascinating insight into life here and the period of dramatic social change which took place in the time leading up to the foundation of the Republic of Turkey. There are around 400 houses here together with churches and other public buildings. It can be visited by dolmush on foot from Hisarönü or even on horse-back
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