Kemer Villa with Mountain View
Kemer, Turkey
Villa • 3 Bed • 2 Bath
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Before comparing numbers, here’s our practical assessment of where this property sits in today’s market and the type of buyer it’s likely to suit.
This detached three-bedroom villa is in a residential part of Kemer, with Göynük as the local place name used on the listing. The house is 170 m² in a 3+1 layout, with a private swimming pool, garden and a view toward the Taurus mountains. The copy presents it for holiday use and for year-round living, close to the sea, with freehold title, white goods and mortgage-loan eligibility as stated on the listing.
Inside, the kitchen is described as a custom MDF open-plan fit-out. Bathrooms include an en-suite, a second bathroom, WC and a jacuzzi. Floors and wet-area backgrounds are ceramic tile; inner doors are American-panel style and the outer door is steel. Heating is by air-conditioning, and windows are PVC double glazing. Services listed on the villa include a hydrophore, sewage connection and satellite broadcasting.
Kemer sits on the western Taurus foothills, 43 km from Antalya, and the town is described as one of Turkey’s main tourism spots with a 52 km coastline. Pine forest meets the shore here, which is why buyers often weigh a Kemer villa for both summer use and longer stays. The place name Kemer comes from a 23 km stone wall built to protect the old village — once called Eski Köy — from mountain-stream floods. Until the 1960s the district was reached mainly by boat; a road arrived later, and from the 1980s the town grew into a large resort centre.
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Original listing notes also mention plaster walls with water-based paint, ceramic backgrounds in wet rooms, and bathroom wardrobes. Outside, Kemer’s appeal is the mix of clean sea, pine forest and beaches where waves meet the trees. That setting is why a 170 m² detached house with pool and mountain view is offered here as both a holiday house and a place to live, 43 km from Antalya on a 52 km coastline.
Hydrophore and sewage connection are listed because these are detached houses rather than a hotel block: water pressure and waste are handled on the plot. Satellite broadcasting, steel entrance door and double-glazed PVC windows sit alongside the mountain-view pool garden as the practical side of the same 3+1. Confirm which white goods stay with the sale when you speak to Maximos.
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If you're considering this property as a longer-term investment, this snapshot highlights ownership, rental potential and future resale considerations.
These are the questions international buyers most frequently ask before arranging a viewing or requesting updated availability.
This villa is listed in Göynük, Kemer, Turkey. District and map references on this page should be checked against the project or unit shown in the photos.
The current guide price is 333,000€. Based on the listed net size, that is approximately 1,959€/m². Reference: KEMV009A. Final price, payment plan, and inclusions are confirmed in writing before reservation.
The listing shows 3 bedroom(s) and 2 bathroom(s) in a 3+1 layout. Exact floor plans and net internal sizes should be confirmed for the unit you reserve.
This listing is currently presented as available. Contact Maximos with the reference to check unit allocation and the current guide price.
Once you've decided this property could be the right choice, these are the practical steps from reservation through ownership.
Before reserving this property (ref. KEMV009A), foreign buyers typically confirm unit availability, pay a reservation deposit, obtain a Turkish tax number, open a bank account, and complete the Foreign Exchange Purchase Certificate (DAB) ahead of the Title Deed (TAPU) appointment at the land registry.
For foreign buyers, the purchase process usually involves budgeting beyond the listed price: approximately 4% title deed transfer fee, land registry costs, mandatory DASK insurance, notary and sworn translator fees, and utility setup should be planned before reservation.
After the Title Deed (TAPU) is issued, owners should plan for annual property tax (emlak vergisi), monthly aidat in complexes, utilities, insurance, and optional property management — especially for overseas owners who let or visit intermittently.
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For villa buyers planning long-term family use, inheritance and succession rules for foreign-owned property in Turkey should be reviewed with a qualified adviser early — especially where multiple heirs or cross-border estates are involved.
If you later decide to sell, holding period, district liquidity, and the five-year capital gains rule affect net proceeds. Realistic pricing, Title Deed (TAPU) readiness, and presentation usually matter more than quick discounting when exiting.
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