Villa Funda | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Fethiye

Fethiye’s Mediterranean coastline draws travellers seeking both adventure and tranquility, and Villa Funda delivers precisely that combination—a three-bedroom sanctuary positioned between pine-covered hillsides and the sparkling Turquoise Coast. This luxury villa rental in Fethiye accommodates six guests across thoughtfully designed indoor and outdoor living spaces, each one calibrated for the kind of holiday where time moves differently.

Inside Villa Funda

Villa Funda sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The ground floor anchors the property with a bright, efficiently appointed kitchenette that connects seamlessly to a comfortable living area. A television and doors opening onto the shaded dining terrace define this central gathering space. The ground floor also houses a twin bedroom with its own en-suite shower room—ideal for guests who prefer easy access without navigating stairs.

Climb to the first floor and the layout unfolds further. A double bedroom with an en-suite shower room provides straightforward comfort. The master suite, however, commands attention: a generous double bed, a jacuzzi bathtub positioned to catch early light, and an open-plan en-suite with a privacy panel that manages the flow between sleeping and bathing spaces with elegant restraint. From this level, a large terrace emerges—furnished with a dining table and four chairs, it becomes the unofficial headquarters for morning coffee and evening aperitifs. All bedrooms feature en-suite bathrooms, eliminating the logistical friction that disrupts multi-family holidays.

Functionally, the villa includes Wi-Fi throughout, air-conditioning for the heat of July and August, and a pre-stocked fridge option for arrivals after traditional shopping hours. A caretaker or owner maintains a presence on-site, accessible for questions about local restaurants or when the pool pump requires attention.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The grounds reveal themselves gradually. A private pool measuring 8 metres by 4 metres forms the visual centre—a generous rectangle of clear water bordered by lawn and paved terrace. The poolside shower allows rinsing away salt and chlorine without retreating indoors. Mature trees provide dappled shade across portions of the deck, essential during the intense midday sun of Turkish summers.

A separate shaded dining pavilion seats six comfortably, positioned to catch breezes while staying protected from direct heat. The built-in barbecue suggests evenings filled with the smell of charring fish and vegetables—the kind of outdoor cooking that transforms holiday eating into ceremony. The terrace arrangement encourages multiple gathering points: swimmers at the pool, readers under trees, diners at the covered table, each group maintaining their own space while remaining part of the same household.

Location: Fethiye and the Surrounding Area

Fethiye sits at the heart of Turkey’s Turquoise Coast, a position of genuine privilege. The town itself, once the ancient city of Telmessos, commands a natural harbour that has drawn traders and sailors for millennia. The restored Telmessos Roman theatre, constructed during the 2nd century BC, still draws visitors seeking connection with that layered past. Above the harbour, the Tombs of Amyntas carve into the cliff face—monumental rock chambers over 2,400 years old offering views across the bay that photographers queue to capture.

Villa Funda situates itself in Yanıklar, a village positioned roughly 4 kilometres from both Akmaz Beach and Karaot Beach—close enough for a short drive or for adventurous swimmers to walk, yet far enough from beach crowds to maintain genuine quietness. Karaot in particular offers a more local character than the busier stretches of sand. The village location grants access to restaurants within a 10-minute walk or drive, with Turkish proprietors serving meze platters and grilled mezzo (a regional white fish) to a clientele that includes locals rather than exclusively tourists.

Göcek, situated approximately 25 kilometres southwest, functions as the region’s yachting capital—a place where British sailors berth boats and boutique shops cater to those with both leisure time and disposable income. The Twelve Islands scattered offshore from Göcek offer day-trip boat hire and cove swimming, each island distinct in character. Kayakoy, roughly 20 kilometres inland, presents an abandoned Greek village where houses and churches remain frozen in time after population exchanges between Greece and Turkey—a sobering and compelling cultural landmark.

Ölüdeniz, famous for its lagoon and the paragliding that launches from Babadağ mountain above it, lies approximately 15 kilometres south. Kekova, an underwater archaeological site where Lycian tombs and ruins rest in shallow water, demands either a boat excursion or snorkelling expedition and sits around 40 kilometres east. Saklikent Gorge, Turkey’s deepest ravine, cuts through mountains 50 kilometres inland—accessible by jeep safari or on foot, it offers zip-lining, canyon walks, and the peculiar experience of wading through cold mountain water during summer heat.

Dalaman Airport, the primary gateway, lies approximately 40 minutes’ drive west—transfers can be pre-arranged. The Fethiye Museum, positioned behind the harbour, houses artefacts from the surrounding regions including pottery, jewellery, and inscribed stones. The market town itself offers everything needed for self-catering holidays: supermarkets stock European brands alongside local produce, butchers display halal meats, and bakeries produce flatbreads that taste entirely different from their supermarket equivalents. Explore our luxury villas in Turkey for additional options, or visit our full Fethiye collection. For deeper destination inspiration, consult our comprehensive Turkey travel guide.

The optimal seasons cluster around May through June and September through October—warm enough for swimming without the scorching 40°C heat of midsummer, and after the main school-holiday crush of August has passed. Winter months (November through March) bring rainfall and cooler temperatures, discouraging casual pool use but rewarding those seeking solitude and lower accommodation rates. Spring wildflowers paint the hillsides, while autumn delivers crystalline light that photographers favour.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families of four to six people find Villa Funda particularly well-matched to their needs. Three separate en-suite bedrooms mean generational groups needn’t negotiate shared bathroom schedules. Parents of teenagers appreciate the secure pool environment and the fact that multiple outdoor spaces allow differing activity preferences to coexist peacefully.

Professional couples seeking a working holiday with reliable Wi-Fi will find the property functional and sufficiently removed from tourist infrastructure to feel genuinely restful. The ground-floor bedroom with its accessible en-suite suits guests with mobility considerations or those simply preferring to avoid stairs during hot weather.

Two couples travelling together will appreciate the separate double bedrooms, the distinct gathering spaces (poolside, terrace table, shaded dining pavilion, interior living area), and the caretaker’s presence should any practical issues require resolution. Groups of friends mixing ages and backgrounds find the variety of spaces reduces forced socialising while maintaining connection.

Practical Information

Villa Funda accommodates 6 guests: three bedrooms (one twin on the ground floor, one double with shower on the first floor, one master with bathtub on the first floor), three en-suite bathrooms. The nearest airport is Dalaman, approximately 40 kilometres away by road—approximately 50 minutes’ drive depending on traffic. Transfer arrangements can be pre-organised, eliminating the friction of rental car pickups.

The nearest supermarket lies within Fethiye town centre, roughly 10 kilometres distant—a 15-minute drive where a caretaker or car hire makes shopping practical and straightforward. The rental includes air-conditioning, Wi-Fi internet, pool access, and the services of an on-site caretaker. A pre-stocked fridge option exists for arrivals outside normal shopping hours. Linen and towels come provided. Check-in flexibility can be negotiated based on previous guest departures and cleaning requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Funda

How many guests does Villa Funda sleep?

Villa Funda accommodates 6 guests across 3 bedrooms: a ground-floor twin bedroom, a first-floor double bedroom, and a first-floor master bedroom with a jacuzzi bathtub. Each bedroom includes its own en-suite bathroom. The property suits families, groups of friends, or two couples travelling together.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Funda in Fethiye?

Dalaman Airport serves the region, positioned approximately 40 kilometres southwest of Villa Funda. The drive typically requires 45 to 55 minutes depending on traffic conditions and road works. Pre-arranged airport transfers eliminate the uncertainty of navigating unfamiliar roads in hot weather with luggage and family members.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Funda?

Late May through June offers warm weather, spring wildflowers on the hillsides, and manageable crowds as school holidays have not yet commenced. September and October deliver equally comfortable temperatures with autumn’s crystalline light, lower accommodation rates, and the end of peak tourist season. July and August bring intense heat (temperatures regularly exceed 35°C) and maximum tourism traffic, though these months offer perfect swimming conditions. December through February brings cooler temperatures and rainfall—suitable only for guests seeking solitude and willing to forego daily pool use.

Is Villa Funda suitable for families with children?

Yes, with specific considerations. The 8-metre by 4-metre pool allows supervised swimming, though no lifeguard is present—adult supervision remains essential. Karaot Beach, approximately 1.6 kilometres away, offers relatively calm water suitable for younger swimmers. The shaded terrace and multiple indoor spaces suit rest times during the heat of afternoon. Ground-floor accommodation with an accessible en-suite proves convenient for managing children’s needs. Restaurants within walking distance cater to families, and the quieter village location reduces traffic risks compared to central Fethiye.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Funda?

The rental includes air-conditioning throughout the property, Wi-Fi internet, pool access, on-site caretaker or owner presence, linen, towels, and standard utilities (electricity, water, gas). A pre-stocked fridge option can be arranged for a supplementary fee, useful for arrivals outside conventional shopping hours or guests preferring not to visit supermarkets on their first day. Pool heating is available subject to seasonal conditions and additional charges.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Funda?

Yanıklar village, where Villa Funda is located, contains several small restaurants serving Turkish mezze, fish, and vegetable dishes within walking distance or a brief drive—typical establishments catering to a mix of local and international clientele. Fethiye town centre, approximately 10 kilometres away, contains supermarkets (including European brands), butchers, bakeries, and a weekly market selling produce, textiles, and household goods. Karaot Beach, 1.6 kilometres distant, has become increasingly developed with beach bars and casual dining establishments. Göcek, 25 kilometres southwest, offers higher-end restaurants focused on seafood and Mediterranean cuisine, along with designer boutiques and international-standard retail experiences.