Villa Nergis | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Fethiye Oludeniz

A four-bedroom luxury villa rental in Fethiye, Turkey positions you within walking distance of local restaurants and just 15 minutes from the world-famous Ölüdeniz lagoon. Villa Nergis sits in the hillside village of Ovacık, commanding views across pine-covered slopes toward the Mediterranean, with the kind of infrastructure that makes multi-week stays feel effortless: Wi-Fi throughout, air conditioning in every room, a full kitchen, and a private pool surrounded by mature gardens.

Inside Villa Nergis

Villa Nergis sleeps 7 guests across 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, distributed across two floors with a layout that works equally well for families and friendship groups. Ground level opens into a generous living and dining zone—high ceilings, contemporary furnishings, and modern artwork on the walls create an immediate sense of space. Two substantial sofas anchor the lounge, where a flat-screen television and DVD player occupy one wall. The dining table seats six comfortably; the kitchen sits adjacent with marble countertops, a substantial island with bar seating, professional-grade appliances (stainless steel oven, hob, dishwasher), and a washing machine tucked discreetly into cabinetry. A working fireplace dominates the living area—essential for the cooler months between November and February when evenings require warmth. One bedroom occupies the ground floor: a double room with wardrobe storage and French doors opening directly onto the paved terrace. A separate guest cloakroom with hand basin and WC serves this level.

Ascending the internal staircase brings you to the upper floor, where three further bedrooms branch off a central landing. The master suite commands the best views: a double bed positioned to face French doors that frame the pool and gardens below, fitted wardrobes, bedside tables, and an en-suite bathroom finished in marble with shower, basin, and WC. The second bedroom holds two single beds (ideal for children or friends who prefer separate sleeping arrangements), side tables, storage, and a private balcony with pool views and a suspended swing chair. A third single bedroom with wardrobe and balcony overlooking the gardens completes the upper floor. A shared family bathroom with shower, basin, and WC serves these three rooms. Every bedroom receives air conditioning and benefits from direct access to outdoor balconies—crucial for the thermal comfort essential during July and August when daytime temperatures exceed 32°C.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The gardens define the Villa Nergis experience. A 9.5-metre-by-4.5-metre swimming pool occupies the central terrace space, surrounded by loungers with shaded parasols. The water stays comfortably warm from May through September; a heating system extends the usable season into the shoulder months. Multiple seating areas punctuate the grounds—a table for six sits under a permanent shade structure, ideal for morning coffee or afternoon meals. A built-in barbecue allows for evening grills without leaving the property. Ancient olive trees and mature palms create natural screening and afternoon shade; the mature gardens feel established rather than newly planted, suggesting years of thoughtful cultivation. French doors from the ground-floor bedroom and living spaces open directly onto paving, creating an indoor-outdoor flow that’s essential for entertaining or simply maximising living space during warm months. The upper-floor balconies position bedroom occupants directly above pool activity—supervision becomes effortless, and the sound of water and distant sea birds provides constant natural soundtrack.

Location: Fethiye and the Surrounding Area

Fethiye itself anchors the region as the primary town—a working harbour lined with gulet sailing yachts, local fishing boats, and commercial vessels. The waterfront sprawls for several kilometres; the Tuesday market draws visitors from across the province for seasonal produce, textiles, and souvenirs. Fethiye Museum houses artefacts spanning two thousand years, including the Trilingual Stele excavated from ancient Letoon, inscribed in Lycian, Greek, and Aramaic. Rock tombs carved directly into cliff faces above the harbour date to the 4th century BC, when this location served as Telmessos, a major Lycian settlement. An ancient theatre opposite the waterfront once seated 6,000 spectators; climbing to its upper reaches rewards effort with panoramic Mediterranean views. The fish market operates daily, delivering catch-of-the-day directly from local boats—a genuine local experience rather than a tourist attraction.

Ölüdeniz lies 15 kilometres south and defines the region’s international profile. The lagoon—a landlocked saltwater bay separated from the open sea by a natural sandbar—ranks consistently among Europe’s best beaches, featuring sand the colour and texture of ground pearls. The surrounding town functions as Turkey’s paragliding capital; Mount Babadag rises 1,969 metres directly behind, and the cable car journey to its summit takes approximately 12 minutes. Tandem and solo paragliding descents land directly on Ölüdeniz beach—an experience that remains extraordinary regardless of how many times you’ve seen photographs. Butterfly Valley, accessible by water taxi from Ölüdeniz’s main beach, protects a waterfall and freshwater pool within a canyon system; the valley hosts endemic butterfly species during mating season (May through September). Gemile Island, also known as Aya Nikola, functions as an open-air archaeological museum; boat taxis depart throughout the day, and the ruins of Byzantine churches occupy the island’s highest point.

Hisaronu, 12 kilometres away, serves as the region’s commercial centre for supermarkets, cafes, bars, and restaurants operating year-round. The village functions as a base for outdoor activities: mountain biking routes, rock climbing, and hiking trails radiate outward. The Lycian Way, a 540-kilometre marked hiking trail, passes within easy reach. Xanthos, 40 kilometres south, served as the ancient capital of Lycia and now comprises a UNESCO World Heritage Site with reconstructed temples, a Roman theatre, and museum-standard mosaics in situ. Patara, 50 kilometres further, birthed Saint Nicholas (the historical figure behind Santa Claus) and stretches an extraordinary 18 kilometres of sandy beach; loggerhead turtle breeding grounds operate here during summer months under strict protection. Tlos, accessible by rough mountain road 25 kilometres inland, displays rock tombs carved into the canyon walls, Ottoman-era fortifications, and views across the Taurus Mountains. Explore our luxury villas in Fethiye or our complete selection across Turkey. For destination context, read our Turkey travel guide.

Dalaman International Airport lies approximately 45 kilometres north; the drive takes roughly one hour depending on traffic and construction. Direct flights connect to most major European cities. The road journey toward Fethiye climbs through pine forests, descending toward the coast with views that improve with every kilometre.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational family groups benefit from the layout: grandparents occupy the master suite with en-suite privacy; parents and children distribute across remaining bedrooms; the ground-floor bedroom accommodates anyone with mobility constraints or those preferring separation from upper-floor activity. The 7-guest capacity comfortably fits two couples plus three children, or four couples sharing. Friendship groups of six to seven find the communal spaces encourage gathering—the dining table seats six, the living area accommodates lounging and conversation, and the pool creates natural focal point for daytime activity. Solo travellers or couples renting the entire property enjoy vast unused space for reading, working, or simply moving through rooms without overlap. The Wi-Fi infrastructure supports remote work—a growing necessity for professionals combining holiday with professional obligation. The kitchen’s scale and equipment appeal to cooks who prefer preparing meals rather than restaurant dining every evening; the barbecue extends this to outdoor entertaining. Parents with young children appreciate the secure gated entrance, fenced pool perimeter, ground-floor bathroom accessibility, and proximity to family-friendly Ölüdeniz beach (15km). Adventure-seekers base themselves here for paragliding, boat trips, and hiking while maintaining a comfortable home base.

Practical Information

Villa Nergis accommodates a maximum of 7 guests across 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Bedroom breakdown: one double on ground floor; one double en-suite on first floor; one twin on first floor; one single on first floor. Dalaman International Airport (nearest facility) sits 45 kilometres away with approximately one hour transfer time via private car; transfers can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas. Ovacık village contains small local shops and restaurants within walking distance; Hisaronu’s supermarkets and amenities lie 12 kilometres away (approximately 15-minute drive). The rental price includes Wi-Fi throughout the property, air conditioning in all rooms, pool access and maintenance, linen and towels, and standard utilities. Meal delivery services can be arranged through the management company. Ground-floor accessibility benefits those with mobility considerations. Check-in timing offers flexibility depending on your travel schedule; precise arrangements occur following booking confirmation.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Nergis

How many guests does Villa Nergis sleep?

Villa Nergis sleeps 7 guests maximum across 4 bedrooms: one ground-floor double bedroom, one first-floor master double with en-suite, one first-floor twin room (two single beds), and one first-floor single bedroom. The layout accommodates families, multi-generational groups, and friendship circles equally well.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Nergis in Fethiye?

Dalaman International Airport (DLM) sits 45 kilometres north of Villa Nergis; the drive time via private transfer is approximately one hour depending on traffic conditions. The airport connects to most major European cities via scheduled and charter flights. Private car hire or arranged transfers through Excellence Luxury Villas provide ground transportation.

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

May through October delivers warm, reliably dry weather with daily temperatures between 25–32°C—ideal for swimming, beach days, and water activities. July and August peak at 32–35°C; the pool’s cooling effect becomes essential. April and November offer pleasant temperatures (18–22°C) with fewer tourists and lower prices; however, sea water drops below comfortable swimming temperature. Winter months (December–February) require the fireplace for evening comfort but attract fewer visitors and offer off-season pricing. The swimming pool includes heating, extending the season into shoulder months.

Is Villa Nergis suitable for families with children?

Yes, the property includes child-friendly features: a private gated pool with parasol shade and surrounding loungers; a secure walled perimeter; ground-floor bathroom facilities; bedrooms distributed across two floors allowing parental supervision; proximity to Ölüdeniz beach (15km) with shallow-water family zones; and proximity to Butterfly Valley, accessible by boat for children aged six and upward. The villa’s distance from main roads minimises traffic noise. Local restaurants within walking distance often accommodate children; larger resort facilities in Hisaronu (12km) offer additional family activities.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Nergis?

The rental includes Wi-Fi internet throughout the property, air conditioning in all rooms, pool heating and maintenance, bed linen and towels, and standard utility costs (water, electricity). Additional services available through arrangement include meal delivery, private transfers from Dalaman Airport, weekly cleaning services, and laundry assistance. Check specific inclusions during the booking process, as packages may vary by season and rental length.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Nergis?

Ovacık village itself contains several small local restaurants and cafes within 500 metres—walking distance for evening meals. Hisaronu town, 12 kilometres away, offers supermarkets (Migros, Carrefour), diverse restaurants (Mediterranean, Turkish, International cuisines), bars, and souvenir shops. Fethiye’s waterfront (25km) hosts the famous fish market for fresh daily catch, designer boutiques, and the Tuesday market. Ölüdeniz (15km) features beach clubs with restaurant service, casual dining overlooking the lagoon, and specialty shops. Local bakeries operate daily in nearby villages; fresh produce arrives at morning markets throughout the region.