Villa Hacivat

Details of the Villa

Villa Hacivat is an uber-contemporary, light-filled villa set just a short distance from the charming Kalkan harbour, offering airy accommodation for eight, with access to both buzzing nightlife and traditional Turkish life. Set within its own impeccable grounds, this slick home is characterised by modernist interiors and unfussy spaces with enormous glass floor-to-ceiling panels optimising the views and natural light. Set across three storeys, this stylish pad is ideal for families or friends to enjoy the Kalkan harbour, with the privacy of an independent home and chic alfresco living. The linear, minimalist exterior offers an interplay between indoor and outdoor living, with a large terrace overlooking views of the harbour, dazzling pool with infinity edge, Grecian steps and glass balustrades. Setting the scene for sumptuous barbecues in the balmy air softened by sea breezes, with coral-pink sunsets, this is a sleek entertainment space whether it be for rocking pool parties or family gatherings. A state-of-the-art kitchen offers top-grade fittings, glossy surfaces and industrial accents with steely greys, vibrant whites and in-set lighting for a warm-lit wash over the shared areas. Set up with open-plan dining for eight with sublime views at every turn, this chic home has an upbeat air of informality and vivacious styling. The super-inviting lounge is finessed with neutral tones and accents of soft mauve, setting the scene for those downtime moments at the end of a busy day. With ample space for the whole family to spread out, this impeccable home doesn't miss a trick when it comes to comfort. The bedrooms are spread across the first and second floors, with two twin rooms and a double on the first and the magnificent master on the top complete with its full-length terrace. Polished with all the elegance of a boutique hotel, each of the bedrooms has individual accents of colour, from marina blue to sunset amber. Villa Hacivat is a contemporary haven of quality, style and elegance, just moments from some of Kalkan's hotspots, nestled in a tranquil spot with harbour views and the mountain backdrop. #### Features The Villa Villa Hacivat offers a modern house with panoramic views in Kalkan and it sleeps 8 guests. Ground Floor - Fully-fitted kitchen - Dining table with seating for 8 - Lounge area with 2 sofas and a TV with local channels - Guest WC First Floor - Double bedroom with en-suite shower room, dressing area and balcony - Two twin bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms and balconies Second Floor - Double bedroom with en-suite shower room and large terrace Outside - Infinity edge pool with Grecian step access 14m x4m, 1.5m deep - Sunbeds x8 - Umbrellas x2 - Large sofa seating - Dining table with seating for 8 - Barbecue Additional Facilities - Pool towels - Fridge freezer - Dishwasher - Microwave - Oven/hob - WiFi - Air-conditioning #### Location Villa Hacivat is nestled just one and a half miles from the centre of Kalkan, and circa one mile from the town's charming harbour along with its beaches and gulets (traditional wooden sailing boats.) Originally a local town of winding cobbled lanes and traditional sea-food restaurants, today Kalkan is a bustling town with colourful markets, upmarket bars and restaurants as well as charming boutiques and artisanal fare. An array of family restaurants are set up with roof-tops for dining under the stars, one of the most spectacular being Villa Mahal, considered by Conde Nast as one of the most romantic on the Mediterranean, with tables just inches from the azure waters. Botanik is a more bohemian traveller style spot, complete with hammocks and treehouses. With the truly majestic Taurus Mountains as a backdrop, visitors can access charming little white-washed mountain villages, as well a network of treks and biking trails. Whether it be chartering a boat for a day's touring finished with a sea-food meal, or a spot of indulgence at one of the town's spas, to cocktails at one of the upscale beach clubs, Kalkan is a magnetic town that draws visitors back again and again. A water lover's paradise, from para-sailing to diving, from white water rafting to canoeing, or wading through the cool water of Saklikent gorge, the Kalkan beaches offer something for everyone. While archaeology lovers will enjoy the sunset remains at Kekova, or perhaps a leisurely boat trip via the half-submerged ruins with a stop off at Simena's Ottoman castle en route.