A 17 year old 3 storey, 4 bedroom, semi-detached spacious villa in a very popular area of the resort, in excellent condition. The fitted kitchen is all in white with marble tops working surfaces, there is a fully working fireplace with glass doors, used on the odd days in winter when a fire may be needed, the villa has part tiled and wood & laminate floors throughout, which keeps cleaning to a minimum, there are 3 bathrooms in the villa, 1 upstairs, this one has a small bath, the other 2 being downstairs are fitted with showers, all are tiled – you can move straight in here as there is no need to do any renovating or decorating. the gardens are on 3 sides of the villa, grass and a variety of bushes & roses, the veranda goes all around the villa and has very nice tiles, wooden railings and uprights, the underside of the roof is dark pine giving shade at the hotter times of the day, the villa windows and doors are wood, a stone wall with iron railing s surround the villa, these are approximately a 1 meter high.

The views from the villa are lovely, both sea and nature can be seen from the ground or upper levels of the villa, being on a corner there are 2 main roads and 1 road which only accesses the residential area, all the roads are quite even in the busier times of the year. The local buses passes and stops if necessary every 15 minutes throughout the year. One of the larger supermarkets (Migros) is just 400 meters away.

Some of the most interesting historical place to visit are all within a very short drive of the villas location, Ephesus, According to the old legends, was founded by the female warriors known as the Amazons. The name of the city is thought to have been derived from "APASAS", the name of a city in the "KINGDOM OF ARZAWA" meaning the "city of the Mother Goddess". Ephesus was inhabited from the end of the Bronze Age onwards, but changed its location several times in the course of its long history in accordance with habits and requirements. House of the Virgin Mary, the belief that the Virgin Mary had spent her last days in the vicinity of Ephesus and that she had died there, focused attention on a nun named Anna Katharina Emmerich who had lived in the late 18th century (1774-1820). The efforts to find the house were greatly influenced by her detailed description of the Virgin Mary's coming to Ephesus, her life and her last home there and the characteristics of the city although she had never been to Ephesus. The Cave of Zeus, Surrounded mostly by the olive trees and a great variety of the colourful wild flowers of the region, pretends to be hidden from view, serving as a "secret" place. To mythology, Zeus used to swim inside, with the beautiful girls of the village, hiding from his jealous wife, Hera. Some of the more practical places are Kipa supermarket (Tesco) which is approximately 2 miles away.