Villa Aysegul | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Kalkan Kas

Kalkan’s Mediterranean coastline stretches below a cluster of whitewashed villas perched on the Turquoise Coast, and Villa Aysegul sits perfectly positioned to capture both the sea breeze and the town’s unhurried rhythm. This luxury villa rental in Kalkan combines contemporary design with practical family comfort, sleeping 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Less than 2km from Kalkan’s harbor and just 1km from restaurants, shops, and the compact town center, the property offers that rare balance: isolated enough to feel like a retreat, close enough to walk to dinner.

Inside Villa Aysegul

Villa Aysegul sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, arranged across three interconnected levels. The layout encourages both togetherness and privacy—a common challenge in family villas that this property solves elegantly.

Ground Floor is where the house breathes. Floor-to-ceiling windows and glass doors dissolve the boundary between indoors and the garden beyond. The open-plan living and dining area seats 6 around a substantial table, while a large sofa anchors the lounge beside a working wood-burning fireplace—the kind that actually heats the space on cooler evenings. The kitchen runs the full width of this level: granite countertops, modern appliances including dishwasher and coffee machine, a full-size oven and hob, microwave, and substantial fridge-freezer. A separate cloakroom completes the floor.

First Floor houses two bedrooms with complementary configurations. One bedroom features a double bed with an en-suite shower room and private balcony access overlooking the garden. The second bedroom contains twin single beds (ideal for children or friends preferring separate sleeping arrangements) with its own en-suite shower room and matching balcony. Both rooms feature air conditioning and Smart TVs.

Second Floor is the master suite territory. A substantial double bed dominates the space, with an elegantly appointed en-suite shower room. The real luxury here is the roof terrace access—a furnished outdoor room with a Jacuzzi bathtub positioned to catch the evening light and the ambient sound of cicadas from the surrounding pine trees. This is where mornings begin and sunsets are observed.

Throughout the villa, Wi-Fi reaches every corner, and air conditioning is zoned to each space. Washing machine, iron, and security alarm system handle the practical necessities. For guests traveling with infants, a cot and high chair are available on request (bring your own cot linen). Parking accommodates one car directly at the property.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The garden is not an afterthought here—it’s an extension of the home with genuine personality. A private swimming pool measuring 7.5 meters by 3.5 meters is the centerpiece, surrounded by six sunbeds positioned to catch sun throughout the day. An outdoor shower allows pool users to rinse off salt and chlorine without entering the house. A covered dining area with adequate seating provides shade for midday meals and late-afternoon gatherings.

Two terraces serve different purposes. The first-floor terrace accessed from both bedrooms is intimate and shaded. The roof terrace is open to sky and stars, furnished for lounging, with the Jacuzzi as its focal point. From this height, glimpses of the Mediterranean appear between neighboring villas, and the sound of evening activity from Kalkan’s harbor drifts upward.

Location: Kalkan and the Surrounding Area

Kalkan itself is a working town rather than a resort destination—fishing boats still operate from its harbor, restaurants serve meals to locals as well as visitors, and the rhythm of daily life continues regardless of tourist seasons. The town stretches along a steep hillside facing south, with narrow streets connecting terraced buildings that cascade toward the waterfront.

From Villa Aysegul, Kalkan’s center is a 15-minute walk or a 2-minute drive. The main harbor area contains fish restaurants with tables directly over the water (Korsan, Blue Green House, and Palidon are respected names), bakeries selling fresh börek and pastries, and a small supermarket for self-catering supplies. The weekly market operates in the upper town, where locals and visitors alike shop for produce, textiles, and handicrafts.

Beaches within 15km offer distinct experiences. Kaputas Beach, 8km west, is a dramatic cove accessible by descending 86 steps carved into the cliff—pale sand, turquoise water, and a natural spring that feeds a small freshwater stream. Patara Beach, 16km away, is Turkey’s longest continuous sand beach at over 12km, backed by the archaeological site of ancient Patara with its Roman theater and Lycian tombs—combine a morning of history with an afternoon of swimming. Oludeniz, 25km south near Fethiye, is known for paragliding launches from Babadag mountain and calmer bay waters.

Kaş, 30km to the southwest, is the region’s diving capital. The town itself wraps around a picturesque harbor ringed with cafes, boutique shops, and waterfront bars. Dive operators here access underwater cave systems, coral formations, and the wreck of a World War II aircraft—professional instruction available for beginners. The town is also known for its preserved Lycian architecture and excellent shopping along its pedestrianized streets.

For cultural exploration, ancient Xanthos lies 50km south—a UNESCO World Heritage site with Lycian rock tombs carved into cliff faces. Saklikent Gorge, 40km inland, offers canyon trekking through a 300-meter-deep river valley. Explore our luxury villas in Turkey and discover more about holiday rentals in Kaş for further exploration. For comprehensive destination planning, our Turkey travel guide covers seasonal highlights, local specialties, and practical logistics.

Dalaman Airport is 120km away (approximately 2 hours by car via the D400 coastal road). The drive is scenic but winding; many guests arrange private transfers. The nearest supermarket is 1km down the main road in Kalkan’s commercial area. ATMs and exchange services operate in the town center.

Best seasons: May to June offers warm weather (25-28°C), fewer crowds, and wildflowers still visible in the hills. September to October repeats this pattern with slightly warmer sea temperatures. July and August are hot (32-35°C) and busy. November through March brings mild weather (12-18°C), occasional rain, and many tourist facilities reduced hours—ideal for solitude and lower prices, challenging for beach swimming.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Families with children aged 5-15 find this property particularly functional. The private pool removes beach-day dependencies. Twin and double bedroom configurations allow siblings or cousins to share without conflict. The kitchen is spacious enough for family meal preparation without chaos. High chair and cot availability support younger travelers. Kaputas Beach and Patara Beach are manageable drives with parking facilities. The roof terrace Jacuzzi offers a evening ritual without leaving the property.

Multi-generational groups appreciate the three separate bedrooms with private bathrooms—grandparents maintain autonomy while grandchildren play in the pool. The lounge accommodates evening gatherings. One guest can use the Jacuzzi while others swim; the covered dining area shelters everyone regardless of sun preference.

Couples benefit from the roof terrace’s privacy and the Jacuzzi’s romance. The master suite is genuinely luxurious rather than simply spacious. Walking distance to restaurants means evening flexibility without driving concerns. The location’s quietness—being just outside town rather than in its center—appeals to those seeking calm.

Friends traveling together use the dual first-floor bedrooms effectively, with the master suite as a quiet refuge for anyone needing early sleep. The pool becomes the social hub for afternoon gathering.

Practical Information

Capacity: 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. No sofa beds or annexes—this is the full capacity.

Nearest airport: Dalaman Airport is 120km away, approximately 2 hours by car following the D400 coastal highway. The road is scenic but includes winding sections; professional transfer services are recommended for first arrivals.

Parking: One car can be parked directly at the property. The villa’s location on a quiet residential street reduces parking pressure.

Included in rental: Wi-Fi throughout the property, air conditioning in all rooms and living spaces, heating for winter seasons, SmartTV in every bedroom and the lounge, pool access (pool maintenance included), garden access, outdoor shower, covered dining area, all furnishings and kitchenware, and a security alarm system. Linen, towels, and housekeeping arrangements are confirmed at booking.

Check-in flexibility: Standard check-in is 4pm, check-out 11am. Early arrival or late departure should be requested at booking confirmation—availability is not guaranteed but flexibility is often possible.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Aysegul

How many guests does Villa Aysegul sleep?

Villa Aysegul sleeps 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The first floor contains a double bedroom and a twin bedroom. The second floor houses the master suite with a double bed. There are no sofa beds or additional sleeping arrangements. For groups larger than 6, we offer other properties across Kalkan and the surrounding region.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Aysegul in Kalkan?

Dalaman Airport (airport code: DLM) is the primary international gateway, located 120km away approximately 2 hours by car traveling west along the D400 coastal highway. The route is scenic with mountain and sea views but involves winding sections through small towns. Car rental is available at the airport, or private transfer services can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas. Alternatively, some guests use Istanbul’s larger hub airports, though transfer times extend to 8-10 hours.

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

May through June offers ideal conditions: daytime temperatures of 25-28°C, warm Mediterranean water (around 23°C), minimal rainfall, and manageable tourist crowds. September through October repeats this pattern with slightly warmer sea temperatures but busier beaches. July and August are peak season with temperatures reaching 32-35°C, peak crowds, and premium pricing. November through March provides mild weather (12-18°C), authentic local atmosphere with many seasonal businesses closed, and significant price reductions—suited to travelers seeking solitude over beach days. April and late October represent transitional months with variable conditions.

Is Villa Aysegul suitable for families with children?

Yes, the property accommodates families effectively. The private 7.5m x 3.5m pool removes beach dependency and allows supervised swimming throughout the day. Twin and double bedroom configurations prevent sibling conflicts over bed sharing. A cot and high chair are available on request for infants. Kaputas Beach (8km) and Patara Beach (16km) are family-friendly with manageable logistics. The roof terrace is supervised pool access ensures safety. The kitchen’s size makes family meal preparation practical. Air conditioning in all bedrooms supports comfortable sleep in warm months. However, there are no dedicated children’s clubs or organized activities on-site—entertainment relies on self-direction and local beach/archaeological attractions.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Aysegul?

The rental price includes Wi-Fi internet access, air conditioning throughout the property, heating systems for cooler months, SmartTV in all bedrooms and the lounge, use of all furnishings and kitchen equipment, access to the private pool and garden, outdoor shower, covered dining area, and security alarm system. Pool maintenance is included. Utilities (electricity, water, gas) are included in the rental. Towels and bed linen are provided; confirm quantities at booking. Housekeeping schedules and final cleaning arrangements are confirmed at the time of reservation. Parking for one car at the property is included. Optional add-ons such as additional cleaning, private chef services, or equipment rental (kayaks, bikes) can be arranged with advance notice.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Aysegul?

Kalkan’s harbor area, 1.5km away, concentrates dining options. Korsan Restaurant specializes in fresh seafood with waterfront seating. Blue Green House combines Mediterranean cuisine with views across the bay. Palidon is respected for traditional Turkish mezze and fish preparations. Restaurants in this area range from casual to upscale with price points varying accordingly. A small supermarket operates in Kalkan’s central area (1km) for self-catering supplies including fresh produce, dairy, and dry goods. The weekly market in upper Kalkan sells fresh vegetables, fruits, cheeses, breads, olives, and local handicrafts—timing varies seasonally. For more substantial shopping, Fethiye (50km) contains larger hypermarkets and international goods. Several small bakeries throughout town serve fresh pastries and bread daily. ATMs and currency exchange operate in central Kalkan. Pharmacies are clearly marked along the main streets.

Why Choose Villa Aysegul

This property solves real holiday challenges that generic villas ignore. The location—less than 2km from Kalkan’s functioning center but separated from its noise—means you’re never forced to choose between solitude and convenience. The pool is genuinely sized for actual swimming and lounging, not just cooling off. Three full bathrooms eliminate morning scheduling conflicts in family groups. The roof terrace Jacuzzi is positioned for both practical use and genuine luxury experience. The kitchen is equipped and sized for people who actually cook holidays, not just reheat takeout. Smart TVs in every bedroom acknowledge that not everyone wants entertainment on identical schedules. The ground floor fireplace works mechanically—a rare feature in Turkish properties—for shoulder-season comfort.

From Villa Aysegul, your holiday doesn’t revolve around a single town. Patara’s 12km beach and Roman theater are 16km south. Kaş’s diving reputation and harbor cafes are 30km away. The Saklikent Gorge’s trekking routes lie 40km inland. Xanthos’s Lycian tombs are 50km distant. You’re not choosing one location—you’re based in a property that makes multiple regions genuinely accessible for day trips and evening explorations.

Book Villa Aysegul through Excellence Luxury Villas to confirm availability, customize amenities, arrange airport transfers, and receive local recommendations from people who know Kalkan’s rhythm beyond tourist guides.