Villa Manzara Akyaka
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Villa Manzara is a newly built light airy villa. It is situtated at the top of Akyaka near to the pine forest and benefits from stunning views and a lovely cool breeze
- Price from 70 GBP / Day
- Capacity up to 6 people
- 3 bedrooms & 4 bathrooms
Last updated: 03/26/2008
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Overview
Villa Manzara is a large, airy, modern new built villa at the top of Akyaka village right beside the pine forest with lovely sea views.
The whole villa has been equipped with the best of everything, comfortable mattresses, lovely glasses, quality china and luxury furniture and furnishings.
The living room, all bedrooms and the basement have air conditioning units that also heat.
The accommodation comprises of.
Entrance hall with door to bedrooms
Bedroom 1
Large bedroom with wrought iron super king size bed, vanity unit, bedside tables and very large wardrobe with both hanging space and shelves.
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Modern en suite bathroom with toilet, shower and sink
French doors lead from this bedroom onto a large private balcony with two comfortable chairs and a small table.
From the balcony you can access the spiral staircase that leads down to the pool and sunbathing area.
Bedroom 2
A good sized bedroom with wrought iron double bed, bedside tables, chest of drawers and wardrobe.
Door to
Modern en suite bathroom with shower toilet and sink
Bedroom 3
A twin room with a small hanging area, shelves a vanity unit and two full size wrought iron single beds.
From entrance hall stairs lead to the first floor
Off upstairs landing
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Bathroom 3
Modern bathroom with shower ,toilet and sink
Second door to
Living room
The large bright and airy living room has a large leather L shaped sofa and two further comfortable chairs.
There is a large hand made wrought iron glass topped dining table and eight chairs.
French doors lead to a large balcony with a rustic tile topped table and six chairs. This balcony has stunning views out over the bay of Gokova.
There is access from this balcony to a spiral staircase that goes down to the sunbathing and pool area.
Archway to
Kitchen
The light bright modern kitchen is fully equiped for eight people, from wine glasses to salad bowls everything is here.
A full size stainless steel fridge freezer, dishwasher, gas hob and oven and washing machine help to make life at the villa as easy as possible. There is also a clothes airer and an iron and ironing board.
Downstairs at ground level off the pool
Basement
There is a basement area that comprises of a living room, kitchen and bathroom.
The living room has two day beds that are standard single bed size a wardrobe and two small tables
If you are travelling with teenagers or parents and they want their own space then this is ideal.
The kitchen is fully equiped for eight people making it ideal for serving food and drinks around the pool area.
There is a modern bathroom with shower, toilet and sink.
Further details outdoors:
Outside
There is a private pool that is cleaned daily, six sunbeds to enjoy the fabulous Turkish sun and a rustic tile topped table with six chairs for poolside alfresco dining.
There is access from the pool area to the basement accomadation. This area has its own fully equipped kitchen, lounge area and bathroom.
Prices & deals
- Lowest Daily Price:
- 70 GBP
- Highest Daily Price:
- 100 GBP
- Lowest Weekly Price:
- 475 GBP
- Highest Weekly Price:
- 675 GBP
- Cleaning fee:
- N/A
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Location & area
The Turquoise Coast/Lycia region
Akyaka is a traditional turkish holiday resort, Completely unspoilt, with only recent interest from the more discerning holiday maker.
The village is famous throughout Turkey, not only for its natural beauty, but for its special architecture. The famous architect Nail Cakirhan won the 'Aga Han' award in 1986 to honour his special type of carved wooden houses. The village is strictly monitored to ensure it maintains its picture post card image , and the conservation areas are preserved.
The air in Akyaka is reported to be beneficial to those with health problems...which makes it extremely popular with Turkish holiday makers. The gulf of Gokova (Heavens plain) is also known for its cooling breezes in the hot summer months.Whilst normally serene and refreshingly calm out of season, during the months of July and August , the village develops a life of its own...resulting in a lively, but still relaxed, fun filled atmosphere...
Students from Mugla University descend to play guitars on the beach and BBQ in the forest.
Occasional turkish singing / dancing breaks out in the restaurants, where all are welcome (and encouraged) to participate!Akyaka is one of the most beautiful villages you can see on the Turquoise Coast. It 's delightful position at the gulf of the conservation area of the Gokova plains is bordered by the magnificent Sakartepe mountains.
Akyaka has a wide sandy beach, safe for children with umbrellas and sunbeds . This beach offers some lovely Bars and Restaurants, catering for all tastes. It is a fabulous place to sit and watch the sunset. There are many more restaurants in the village plus a local bakery, butchers, hairdressers and a bustling wed morning market. Several ATM's are available in the village.
For a slightly more sophisticated evening, why not indulge in one of the five fish restaurants on the Azmak river, A fresh menu of bream, bass, mullet and shell fish are available to be eaten on the edge of the cooling fast flowing river .Bordering the beach is the small harbour at the base of the River Azmak. Here local fishing boats provide Fish or Kofte (meatballs) snacks and Tea/ Soft drinks etc.
Several boats are available to hire. Fishing trips or day cruises or just a small boat trip up the river for breakfast or a beer.
At one side of the village is the fabulous cool woodland forest where locals BBQ in the shade. On the other side stretches the conservation land, wonderful for bird watching and walks.The second beach of Akyaka is called Cinar and is located a few bays further behind the forest. There is a small local cafe /bar and sunbeds/umbrellas are available for rent
- Address:
- Top of the hill, By the Pine Forest, Akyaka, Turkey
- Accommodation located in:
- coastal, countryside, mountainside, near cultural interest, near diving spot, near fishing area, near historical interest, near restaurants & bars, near shopping area, near the beach, near water sports, rural, village!
Amenities & services
# of Units: 1... and each unit includes:
- Bedrooms: 3
- Bathrooms: 4
- Single beds: 2
- Double beds: 2
- Baby cots: 0
- Single sofa beds: 0
- Double sofa beds: 0
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