The Villa Leyla in Turkey is in a quiet and tranquil area, off the beaten track. The village of Atakoy is approximately 1 mile away and can be reached in 20 minutes on foot. The village has a small shop for basic groceries and the larger town of Akyaka is a 5 mile drive away.
Right Choice
This villa will appeal to families looking for flexible accommodation with its own pool. This picturesque village suits those seeking tranquility, where you can gently unwind and enjoy the attractive Turkish countryside.
Location and Resort
The villa is single storey, with attractive furnishings and modern facilities. The living/dining area is open plan as is the kitchen. The one double and two twin bedrooms are all air conditioned and the double has its own on suite bathroom whilst the twin rooms share a bathroom. Atakoy sits in a very lush, green area with pines, scented orange orchards and olive groves. It is a small village that has retained its traditional Turkish ambiance and has great views of the surrounding countryside. The nearby Akyaka Bay has a great beach and some excellent restaurants.
Swimming Pools
The villa has its own freshwater swimming pool with sun terrace, loungers and parasols.
Eating and Drinking
The kitchen is modern and well equipped.
Accommodation
All have bathroom/shower WC satellite TV DVD player CD/tape/radio oven four ring hob fridge/freezer microwave dishwasher kettle coffee maker toaster washing machine ironing facilities hairdryer air conditioned bedrooms fans in each room * (certain amenities may be payable locally)
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