Villa Mart | 2-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Antalya Kas

A luxury villa rental in Antalya doesn’t get much more serene than Villa Mart, positioned in the foothills of the Taurus Mountains where the Mediterranean stretches toward the horizon. This two-bedroom property sits in the quiet village of Islamlar, far enough from the tourist crush of the coast yet close enough to reach Kalkan’s waterfront restaurants in fifteen minutes. Here, four guests find themselves in countryside silence—the kind of silence where you can actually hear the evening birdsong—with a private pool, a fitness room, and enough amenities to make a two-week stay feel too short.

Inside Villa Mart

Villa Mart sleeps 4 guests across 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, with room to add a child on an extra bed if needed. The layout spreads across two floors, designed to give each sleeping space its own distinct character and privacy.

The master bedroom commands the primary floor with a double bed, a dressing area, and direct access to a furnished balcony where a circular jacuzzi sits ready for soaking while you watch the mountains turn golden at sunset. This is where guests spend their mornings with coffee and their evenings with wine. The en-suite bathroom serves this room exclusively. Upstairs, the twin bedroom offers two single beds and its own en-suite, plus a furnished terrace of its own—crucial for families who need space to breathe. A separate guest WC on the ground floor means no queuing for bathrooms even when all beds are full.

The open-plan kitchen, living, and dining area forms the true heart of the villa. The kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances and the kind of counter space that makes cooking feel like pleasure rather than chore—important when a chef can be arranged to handle meals, or when you prefer to prepare them yourself. The living room flows naturally from here, furnished with substantial Chesterfield-style seating, a television in this room (and in all bedrooms too), and a DVD player for evenings when the weather turns. Underfloor heating ensures comfort during the cooler shoulder months, while air-conditioning throughout keeps summer temperatures manageable.

The fitness room sits away from the living areas, equipped with a cross trainer, treadmill, free weights, and yoga mats—all positioned beneath floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the valley views. After exertion, the sauna and hammam (Turkish steam room) provide the kind of recovery amenities that usually exist only in five-star hotels. Practical essentials include a washing machine, water dispenser, hairdryers in each bedroom, and a generator plus water tank for uninterrupted supply.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The pool terrace is where this villa truly shines. The main swimming pool measures 10.5 metres by 3.5 metres, set at 1.4 metres deep, with a retractable roof that can be closed in cooler months. The water heats to 26°C on request—a feature that extends the usable season well into autumn and spring. The pool sits at the center of a thoughtfully designed terrace furnished with sun loungers, a substantial double day bed for afternoon reading, cushioned chairs arranged around coffee tables, and shaded zones for escape from peak sun.

Beyond the pool, a covered terrace with outdoor dining furniture and a built-in barbecue creates the kind of space where al-fresco lunches turn into dinners without anyone moving. A pool shower allows rinsing off without tracking chlorine inside. The entire exterior area benefits from the villa’s elevated position—views sweep from the immediate grounds across the valley toward the Mediterranean coastline. Private parking completes the practical picture, with security cameras monitoring both the parking area and front entrance, plus an alarm system for peace of mind.

Location: Antalya and the Surrounding Area

Islamlar sits in the Antalya province’s mountainous interior, where the landscape feels authentically Turkish rather than tourist-oriented. The village itself sits at the foothills of the Taurus Mountains, with olive groves and vineyards surrounding the area. This is where you find restaurants built around traditional trout farms—the Sarigerme Trout Farms are particularly renowned—serving fish caught that morning with vegetables from local gardens, all overlooking valleys that drop toward the sea.

Kalkan, a fifteen-minute drive south, transforms the landscape into a postcard. This former fishing harbor between Kas and Fethiye features whitewashed houses cascading toward the waterfront, brilliant bougainvillaea flowers climbing every wall, and dozens of waterfront restaurants and bars where sunset becomes an event. You can arrange boat hire here to cruise along the coast on a traditional wooden gulet, or take day trips to Kekova’s submerged ruins—accessible from Kas, thirty minutes further east, where boats depart regularly for the sunken city tour.

The beaches within reasonable distance offer variety. Kaputas Beach lies roughly 8km away, a dramatic cove accessed by steep steps where turquoise water meets white sand and cafes provide refreshment. Patara Beach, approximately 12km south, stretches for 12 kilometres of sand and is famous as a loggerhead turtle nesting site—visiting during June through August offers the rare chance to witness conservation efforts. Both beaches have sun lounger rentals, beach cafes, and the kind of clear water that makes swimming feel like luxury rather than recreation.

Cultural exploration centers on the Lycian Way Trail, sections of which run within hiking distance of Islamlar. This ancient footpath traces the Mediterranean coastline and passes archaeological sites from the Lycian civilization that flourished here 2,400 years ago. The broader Antalya region contains Roman ruins, Byzantine churches, and Ottoman-era villages that reveal layers of Mediterranean history.

For provisions and everyday needs, local shops and restaurants dot Islamlar itself. The closest supermarkets sit within walking distance or a short drive, stocking everything from international brands to local products. The nearest airport is Antalya Airport (AYT), approximately 80 kilometres away with a drive time of roughly ninety minutes depending on traffic.

The best months to visit span April through June and September through October, when temperatures range from 20-28°C, rainfall is minimal, and the summer tourist crowds have either not yet arrived or have dispersed. July and August bring peak heat (regularly above 30°C) and peak tourism pressure in nearby towns, though Villa Mart’s elevated, quiet position makes these months still appealing for those seeking privacy. Winter months see occasional rain but temperatures rarely drop below 10°C.

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Who This Villa Suits Best

Couples seeking a quiet retreat with mountain views and private pool facilities find everything they need here—the intimate scale, the wellness amenities (sauna, hammam, fitness room), and the absence of noise pollution make this ideal for romantic stays or digital detox periods.

Small families with children benefit from the pool with its retractable roof (practical for sun protection and temperature control), the kid-friendly excursions available in the region (boat trips to Kekova, beach days at Patara, rafting opportunities in nearby rivers), and the extra bed option that allows a child to join parents without requiring a third bedroom.

Multi-generational groups of four—grandparents, adult children, and grandchildren—appreciate the two separate bedrooms with private bathrooms, the wellness facilities that appeal to varying ages, and the proximity to both active pursuits (water sports, hiking the Lycian Way) and relaxation (beachside lunches, village exploration).

Remote workers and digital nomads find reliable internet connectivity, a quiet work environment, and the flexibility to arrange chef services or full catering if client entertaining becomes necessary. The proximity to Kalkan’s restaurant scene and Kas’s cultural attractions means weekend activities require minimal planning.

Practical Information

Villa Mart accommodates 4 guests as a standard booking across 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, with an additional child bed available. The property operates as a “Vill’otel”—combining villa privacy with hotel-style services. This means breakfast, cleaning services, welcome drinks, and a welcome hamper can be arranged for additional fees. A chef or cook can be included or made available on request, and full catering services can be organized for dinner parties or special occasions.

Transfers from Antalya Airport (AYT) take approximately ninety minutes by car. The property includes air-conditioning, underfloor heating, Wi-Fi, pool towels, linen, and utilities. Pool heating to 26°C is available on request during cooler months. Cleaning occurs midweek as standard; additional cleaning can be arranged. Check-in and check-out times follow standard property procedures with flexibility available upon request.

Activities including rafting, water excursions, and boat trips can be arranged by the property management. Board games and table tennis are available on-site for evening entertainment. The villa’s position offers direct access to the Lycian Way Trail for self-guided hiking.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Mart

How many guests does Villa Mart sleep?

Villa Mart sleeps 4 guests as standard across 2 bedrooms: one double bedroom and one twin bedroom, each with private en-suite bathrooms. An extra bed for a child can be added to accommodate a fifth person, typically a younger child sharing with parents.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Mart in Antalya?

Antalya Airport (AYT) is the nearest major airport, located approximately 80 kilometres from Villa Mart. The drive from the airport takes roughly ninety minutes under normal traffic conditions. Direct international flights serve the airport from major European cities, and transfers can be arranged through the property management.

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

April through June offers warm weather (20-28°C), minimal rainfall, and fewer tourists than summer months. September through October provides similar conditions with the added benefit of sea water remaining warm from summer heating. July and August bring intense heat (above 30°C) and peak tourism in nearby Kalkan and Kas, though Villa Mart’s secluded position offers respite from crowds. Winter (November through March) features mild temperatures (10-15°C) and occasional rain but significantly lower rates and peaceful solitude—ideal for those avoiding summer crowds.

Is Villa Mart suitable for families with children?

Yes. The private pool with retractable roof and temperature control eliminates safety concerns common to public beaches. Patara Beach, 12 kilometres away, is famous for loggerhead turtle conservation and offers shallow, calm water suitable for younger children. Kid-friendly excursions including boat trips to Kekova, rafting adventures, and visits to local trout farms make family activities straightforward. The extra child bed, two bedrooms with separate bathrooms, and on-site entertainment (board games, table tennis) mean families don’t feel cramped. A chef can be arranged to accommodate specific dietary preferences.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Mart?

The rental price includes accommodation across 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, all utilities (electricity, water, heating, air-conditioning), Wi-Fi internet connectivity, pool use with heating available on request, linen and towels, use of all on-site amenities (fitness room, sauna, hammam, pool), and basic cleaning. Midweek cleaning is included. Additional services—breakfast, chef services, full catering, welcome hamper, airport transfers—are available for additional fees and must be pre-arranged.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Mart?

Islamlar village itself contains local shops for daily provisions and several traditional restaurants, most within walking distance or a short drive. The Sarigerme Trout Farms (approximately 3-5 kilometres) are renowned for fresh fish and valley views. Kalkan, fifteen minutes south, offers dozens of waterfront restaurants and bars including fish restaurants, Mediterranean cuisine, and international options—the harbor area concentrates most dining options. Kas, thirty minutes southeast, provides additional restaurant variety and a more active evening scene. The nearest supermarket is approximately 2-3 kilometres from the villa, accessible by car or taxi. Specialty food shops in Kalkan stock international products, cheeses, wines, and fresh produce from local markets.