Modern, Romantic, Spacious Luxury:
Modern, Romantic, Spacious Luxury The Property is newly built to the highest specifications, rooms are all spacious, the main balcony looks across the sea to the Greek island of Lesbos and to the city of Foca and is 12 metres long and 3 metres wide giving ample space for dinner parties under the stars. The location is half way between the harbour front restaurants to the left of the property and crystal clear beaches to the right of the property. In front there are ladders into the sea from the rocks and the swimming, scuba diving and fishing is excellent. The Village centre is magical and quaint. The house is in the most exclusive area of Karaburun known as siesta. All rooms have balconies with sea views. The house was designed by British architects and breaks away from the normal flat roof, small room standards found in the area, creating a fresh and luxurious place to stay
Stunning villa in peaceful location, private pool :
Ideal self catering villa in a sought after part of the Karaburun peninsula. Full of romance, privacy and 180 degree sea views. The villa itself is a new build and has all the modern comforts you would find at home. All rooms have large balconies to take in the beautiful view across to the Greek island of Lesbos and the Turkish town of Foca. The open plan lounge/ kitchen area has a fireplace just in case it gets chilly, beautifully decorated and furnished. The fully fitted kitchen is a joy to use and is perfect for self catering whilst enjoying your friends and families company.
Karaburun is a wonderful village, full of charm. The restaurants are all excellent and famous for fresh fish. If you would like to explore the area- the city of Izmir (Turkeys third largest city) is 60 minutes drive. It is fantastic for shopping and has a world famous Bazaar to match Istanbul. Restaurants, bars and clubs in abundance. A STUNNING clear Blue Sea.
Day Trips and Wildlife:
The ancient ruins of Ephesus (site of one of the seven wonders of the ancient world), the hot springs of Pamukkale, the ruins of Hieropolis and strolling the sea side cafes of Izmir
The Karaburun Peninsula has a rich wildlife stock. of which some are quite rare. Wild boar, fox, marten, badger, otter, hare, squirrel, birds of prey (eagle, buzzard, falcon etc.), water-turtles, river-crabs, chameleon, snakes, lizards, Tortoise, Bee Eaters as well as many butterflies and other insects like beetles, grasshoppers, praying mantis etc. are part of the Karaburun fauna.
Certainly one of the most important species present along the coasts of the Karaburun Peninsula, is the extinction threatened Mediterranean Monk seal, only 500 left in the world, of which about 100 are in Turkey. The shores of the Karaburun Peninsula hide several sea caves, where the Mediterranean Monk seals give birth and feed their pups. Most of the caves have been located and great efforts are made to protect the seals.
Other Activities:
Bird Watching.
