Villa Kaz 2 | 5-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Kas

Ten guests, five bedrooms, and a view that commands silence the moment you step onto the terrace—this is the reality of renting Villa Kaz 2, a contemporary architectural statement positioned above the Mediterranean on Turkey’s Turquoise Coast. Perched in the Kiziltas hillside overlooking Kalkan harbour, this luxury villa rental in Kalkan Turkey occupies a rare strip of land where ancient olive groves give way to glass and gunmetal grey modernism, and where the Taurus Mountains meet open water.

Inside Villa Kaz 2

Villa Kaz 2 sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. The layout spans three full storeys, each designed to capture different qualities of light and sea view.

The ground floor functions as the social nucleus. An open-plan living and dining space stretches beneath soaring white columns that frame a double-height atrium flooded with natural light. Two substantial velvet sofas face a flat-screen television, while a ten-seat dining table commands the adjacent zone—the kind of setup where ten people actually want to eat together. The kitchen sits fully equipped with modern integrated appliances and marble work surfaces, positioned to serve both the dining area and the terrace beyond. Direct access leads onto the main pool terrace without a single step between cooking and conversation.

The first floor contains three double bedrooms, each with an ensuite bathroom and a glass-fronted balcony angled toward the sea. These rooms catch the morning and midday sun, their floor-to-ceiling windows dissolving the boundary between bedroom and Mediterranean vista. The bedrooms are generously proportioned—the kind of space where unpacking feels unnecessary because you immediately inhabit the entire room rather than merely occupying it.

The lower ground floor offers a second tier of privacy. Two additional double bedrooms, both with ensuite bathrooms, open directly onto a secondary pool terrace. This floor exists in its own climate: cooler in summer, quieter for late risers, perfect for guests who want separation from the main gathering zone. Both rooms provide direct pool access—the setup favours early morning swimmers and those who want to move from bed to water in seconds.

Throughout the villa, the colour palette maintains restraint: plastered walls in gunmetal grey, black trim, and cream-toned interiors accented with warm yellow tones. High ceilings and abundant glazing create an impression of space that extends well beyond the villa’s actual footprint. Air conditioning operates throughout, while Wi-Fi reaches every corner—practical anchors in a setting designed entirely around the view.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The exterior breaks into distinct zones, each with its own purpose and character. The main terrace features an infinity-edge swimming pool with a step-entry design and integrated Jacuzzi, surrounded by six sun loungers and shaded parasols. A swing chair hangs from the pergola structure, positioned to face the water—this is where people sit at 5pm and look up surprised to discover it’s 8pm. Beyond the main entertainment zone, stone walls contain the grounds while tiled surfaces create defined walkways.

The upper terrace incorporates a pergola-covered seating area and a second ten-seat dining table with a built-in barbecue. This space functions as the villa’s second living room, elevated above the main pool area and ideal for evening meals when the sun descends behind the mountains. The light at sunset here is the kind that photographers wait for—golden, soft, and unobstructed.

The lower terrace hosts a second swimming pool alongside additional loungers and a table tennis table. This configuration allows multiple simultaneous activities: some guests sunbathing on the main terrace, others swimming in the lower pool, others playing table tennis. The dual-pool arrangement transforms what could be a bottleneck into a genuine choice of experience.

Private parking operates at ground level, screened from view. The entire grounds sit within stone-walled enclosure, creating genuine seclusion despite the proximity to Kalkan town.

Location: Kalkan and the Surrounding Area

Kalkan sits 125 kilometres from Dalaman Airport, a 90-minute drive through the Taurus Mountains and Turkish coastal countryside. The town itself—originally the Greek settlement of Kalamaki—retains Ottoman and Hellenic character in its narrow cobbled streets, whitewashed buildings, and persistent cafe culture. The harbour remains working and atmospheric, lined with restaurants, bars, and the water taxi dock that provides free passage to the region’s exclusive beach clubs.

Nearly 150 restaurants, cafes, and bars operate in Kalkan town, ranging from family-run meyhanes serving traditional Turkish meze to Michelin-tracked establishments. Local Thursday market supplies fresh provisions, while supermarkets handle daily shopping. Beach clubs line the coastline: Kalkan Beach Park in Kisla, Kulube at Kalamar Bay, and numerous smaller platforms each offer swimming pools, restaurants, and water sports. Kaputas Beach, 20 kilometres toward Kas, features a natural gorge setting and crystalline water. Patara Beach, further east, stretches for 20 kilometres of largely unspoilt golden sand and functions as a protected nesting site for loggerhead sea turtles (Caretta Caretta)—June through September represents peak hatching season.

The Lycian Way walking trail passes directly through Kalkan, threading archaeological sites, dramatic coastlines, and local villages. Xanthos, the major Lycian city near Kinik (approximately 30 kilometres), contains temples, amphitheatres, and rock tombs spanning Greek, Roman, Lycian, and Byzantine periods. Patara, Letoon, Tlos, and Pinara form a cluster of ancient sites within 40 kilometres, each revealing different architectural periods. Fethiye (60 kilometres west) functions as a larger commercial hub with additional historical sites, a celebrated fish market, and designer shopping. Kas, 25 kilometres east along one of the Mediterranean’s most dramatic coastlines, retains Ottoman architecture with overhanging balconied buildings and traditional restaurants. The 20-minute daily ferry from Kas reaches Meis, a Greek island known for the Blue Cave and waterfront dining.

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Best visiting months run April through May and September through October—warm sea temperatures, manageable crowds, and crystalline light. July and August bring peak Mediterranean heat and maximum tourism. Winter (November through February) sees calmer seas and closed water-sports operations, though mild enough for walking the Lycian Way.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Villa Kaz 2 accommodates specific guest profiles exceptionally well. Extended families of 10—grandparents, adult children, grandchildren—appreciate the five separate sleeping zones with full privacy for each generation. Groups of four couples value the contemporary design aesthetic and complete separation of sleeping quarters from social spaces. Multi-generational celebrations (anniversaries, milestone birthdays) benefit from the dual pools, dual dining terraces, and kitchen capacity that allows group meal preparation.

The villa suits guests who want to avoid a traditional hotel experience but maintain hotel-adjacent services: maid service, chef availability, airport transfers, and pre-stocked fridge options operate alongside full independence. Families with teenagers thrive here—the table tennis table, secondary pool, and dual terraces distribute a large group across the property without forcing constant proximity.

The villa does not suit couples seeking intimate seclusion or guests uncomfortable with three storeys (or guests with mobility limitations, as vertical living dominates the layout). Solo guests would find it wastefully spacious.

Practical Information

Capacity: 10 guests sleeping across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. Nearest airport: Dalaman International Airport, 125 kilometres away, approximately 90-minute transfer by road. Nearest supermarket: Kalkan town centre, 3 kilometres, reachable by car in 5 minutes or taxi.

Included in rental: full air conditioning, Wi-Fi internet throughout, private parking, two swimming pools with Jacuzzi, garden maintenance, pool maintenance. Available by arrangement: professional maid service, private chef or cook services, airport and town transfers, pre-stocked refrigerator. Check-in flexibility varies by booking—confirm directly with the villa regarding specific arrival times.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Kaz 2

How many guests does Villa Kaz 2 sleep?

Villa Kaz 2 sleeps a maximum of 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. Each bedroom contains a double bed with ensuite bathroom. One of the first-floor bedrooms can function as a twin if reconfigured, though standard setup provides five double configurations.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Kaz 2 in Turkey?

Dalaman International Airport sits 125 kilometres from Villa Kaz 2, approximately 90 minutes by car through the Taurus Mountains. The drive passes through scenic Turkish countryside, small towns, and eventually descends to the coastal landscape around Kalkan. Professional transfer services can be arranged through the villa.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Kaz 2?

April through May and September through October offer ideal conditions: warm sea temperatures (around 22-24°C), reliable sunshine, manageable tourist density, and exceptional light quality. July and August bring intense Mediterranean heat (regularly exceeding 30°C), peak tourism, and crowded beaches and restaurants. Winter (November through February) features mild daytime temperatures suitable for walking the Lycian Way but cooler sea temperatures and reduced water sports operations.

Is Villa Kaz 2 suitable for families with children?

Yes, with practical considerations. The dual swimming pools (one main pool with Jacuzzi and step entry, one secondary pool on the lower terrace) provide safe swimming areas. Kalkan’s pebble beach offers direct water entry, while Kaputas Beach (20 kilometres) appeals to families. The villa’s vertical layout means supervising children across three storeys requires attention. Family-friendly beach clubs operate nearby. Town restaurants welcome families; the supermarket stocks children’s provisions. The Lycian Way walking trail suits older children aged 8+.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Kaz 2?

The rental price includes accommodation across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, full air conditioning, Wi-Fi internet, both swimming pools with Jacuzzi, outdoor furnishings (loungers, parasols, dining furniture), garden and pool maintenance, parking, and standard linen and towels. Additional services available by separate arrangement include professional maid service, private chef or cooking services, airport transfers, town transfers, and pre-stocked refrigerator option.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Kaz 2?

Kalkan town centre, 3 kilometres away, contains approximately 150 restaurants and cafes ranging from traditional Turkish meyhanes to fine dining establishments. A supermarket in town handles provisioning. The local Thursday market supplies fresh produce. Beach clubs at Kalkan Beach Park in Kisla and Kulube at Kalamar Bay operate restaurants and bars. Kas, 25 kilometres toward the Greek island of Meis, offers additional dining and designer shopping. Fethiye (60 kilometres) features a celebrated fish market and international retail options.