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villa kalkan turkey for sale 538.000 €

PROPERTY OVERVIEW

  • Price: 538.000 €
  • City, Region:Kalkan
  • Property Type:Villa
  • Bedrooms:5
  • Bathrooms:5
  • Dist.to the Sea:200 m
  • Size:300 m2
  • Total Rooms:5+1
  • ID Number:kasv010
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PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

Villa Kalkan Turkey for Sale

Villa with sea view in Kalkan for sale. It has stunning sea & nature view by the Sunbathing area, Private swimming pool & Garden. There are Table and chairs for 8 people, Barbecue, 6 Sun lounges and Parasols at the patio area. Total land is 350 m2 and building area is 300 m2. Villa is fully furnished and white goods are included in price. Bedroom(s): 5 ( 10 Sleeps )
  • En-Suite Double Bedroom: 4
  • En-Suite Twin Bedroom: 1
  Bathroom(s): 5
  • Shower: 5
 

General Facilities:

  • Balcony
  • White Goods
  • Mountain View
  • Sea View
  • Natural View
  • Fully Fitted & Furnished
  • Private Garden
  • Town View
  • Terrace
  • Triplex
 

Indoor Facilities:

  • Dishwasher
  • Fridge
  • Washing Machine
  • Shower
  • DVD/CD Player
  • Toaster
  • Oven
  • Towels & Linens Provided
  • Air Conditioning
  • Microwave
  • Hair Dryer
  • Kettle
  • TV - Satellite
  • Iron and Ironing Board
 

Outdoor Facilities:

  • Barbecue
  • Garage
  • Private Garden
  • Private Swimming Pool
Pool Dimensions: Width: 4.00 m. Length: 8.00 m. Depth: 1.80 m.  

About Kas:

Although the Teke peninsula has been occupied since the stone age it seems Kaş was founded by the Lycians, and its name in Lycian language was Habesos or Habesa. It was a member of the Lycian League, and its importance during this time is confirmed by the presence of one of the richest Lycian necropolis. The ancient Greeks later gave it the name of Antiphéllos or Antíphilos, since it was the harbor in front of the city of Phellos. During the Roman period, Antiphéllos was famous for exporting sponges and timber. Pliny the Elder refers to the town in the fifth book of his Naturalis Historia. After 395 the town became part of the Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantine) and during the early Middle Ages was a bishop’s see – and as Antiphellus is still a titular see. The town suffered because of Arab incursions, then was annexed (under the name of Andifli) to the Anatolian Sultanate of Rüm, led by the Seljuks. After the demise of the Seljuks, it came under the Ottomans.   Villa Kalkan Turkey for Sale