Luxurious Maple Villa Rental in Turkey – Your Dream Getaway | 5-Bedroo

Twelve guests, five en-suite bedrooms, a private indoor pool carved into the lower level, and a hillside perch that catches every sunset across the Lycian Valley. Luxurious Maple Villa Rental in Turkey – Your Dream Getaway sits in Ovacik, the kind of address where the view matters as much as the architecture, and where a four-storey contemporary home manages to feel both generous and intimate.

Inside Luxurious Maple Villa Rental in Turkey – Your Dream Getaway

The layout unfolds across four distinct levels, each serving a different rhythm of villa life. Luxurious Maple Villa Rental in Turkey – Your Dream Getaway sleeps 12 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, with every bedroom featuring its own en-suite facilities and a private balcony.

The lower ground floor houses the wellness core: a 50-square-metre indoor swimming pool (unheated, but surrounded by floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the surrounding landscape), a full-size sauna for post-activity recovery, a bathroom, and a dedicated laundry area. This level transforms the villa into a year-round retreat, particularly valuable during the cooler winter months from November through February.

Ground level is where daily living happens. The open-plan living area stretches across the space with bright, high ceilings and large windows that flood the interior with natural light. The kitchen is fully equipped for serious cooking—dishwasher, coffee machine, all the essentials—flowing seamlessly into the dining zone. This same floor contains one double en-suite bedroom, ideal for guests who prefer proximity to the main living spaces or who have mobility considerations.

The first floor hosts two master suites, each with its own en-suite bathroom and a separate dressing area. Both command private balconies with uninterrupted views across the valley toward the Taurus Mountains. These are the rooms where you wake to light before most of Ovacik stirs.

The second floor completes the bedroom inventory with two further large en-suite bedrooms, each sleeping three guests on single beds, plus their own private balconies. Air conditioning runs throughout the property, essential during the July-August heat when daytime temperatures reach 35°C (95°F).

Interior finishes reflect contemporary Turkish design: natural materials, neutral palettes, quality furnishings. Thoughtful details include a safe box for valuables, an iron and board for those who insist on arriving pressed, and Wi-Fi throughout—because even luxury getaways require the occasional video call.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The gardens define this property. A 50-square-metre main swimming pool dominates the upper terrace, lined with sunbeds and surrounded by paving that stays cool underfoot even at midday. A separate children’s pool—shallower, safer, inviting—sits alongside, so younger guests have their own territory. The sound of water, whether from the pools or the distant valleys, becomes white noise that never bothers you.

A dining gazebo anchored to one corner of the terrace provides shade for long lunches; a built-in barbecue allows for evening grilling while the sun drops behind the ridgeline. The terrace itself functions as an outdoor room, with tables and chairs arranged for both social gatherings and solitary moments. At sunrise, the light here is golden and rich. At sunset, it’s amber and unhurried.

The elevated position means no sound from the road, no intrusive neighbours visible, and sightlines that extend for kilometres across private land and protected forest. This is not a villa that backs onto someone else’s property—it has breathing room.

Location: Ovacik and the Surrounding Area

Ovacik sits in the upper reaches of the Fethiye district, approximately 15 kilometres south of Fethiye town centre. The village itself remains low-key—a handful of family-run restaurants, a grocer, a pharmacy—the kind of place tourists stumble upon rather than flock to.

Hisaronu, 8 kilometres down the valley, tells a different story. This is where the energy concentrates: dozens of restaurants serving everything from Turkish meze to international cuisine, bars that stay open until dawn, a weekly market overflowing with local produce, honey, textiles. It’s vibrant without being overwhelming, accessible without requiring a guide book.

Oludeniz Beach lies 12 kilometres away by road. The turquoise lagoon—that postcard image of Turkey with the water so clear you see sand ripples from the cliff top—sits 300 metres below Oludeniz village. The best vantage point is Paragliding Hill, where tandem flights depart throughout the day, or simply sit at one of the beachside restaurants watching the parachutes descend like jellyfish. Summer crowds peak in July and August; May, June, and September offer the same water temperature (24-26°C) with far fewer people.

Fethiye harbour town, 15 kilometres north, rewards a half-day visit. The Friday market sprawls across the main square—olives, spices, kilims, clothing, homemade preserves. The old quarter (Paspatur) winds uphill with narrow streets, Ottoman houses, and family-owned cafes. The waterfront, once fishing boats only, now balances working dock with restaurants and gulet yacht charters. Boat trips to the Twelve Islands depart from here—a full-day excursion that costs €35-50 per person and includes swimming stops at uninhabited coves.

For cultural grounding, Tlos ancient city lies 35 kilometres inland, a Lycian settlement carved into cliff faces 2,400 years ago. Xanthos, a UNESCO World Heritage site, sits 40 kilometres south—another Lycian city with temples, theatres, and tombs that remain largely unexcavated, giving it an exploratory feel rather than a packaged museum atmosphere. Both warrant a car and 3-4 hours.

Dalyan, 50 kilometres south, offers something different: a river delta where loggerhead turtles nest on protected beaches, and traditional wooden boats (dalyan boats) available for hire at approximately €150 per day. The drive south takes you through pine forests and past villages like Ortaca where roadside stalls sell fresh strawberries and local honey.

For those interested in outdoor activity, Explore our luxury villas in Turkey give access to mountain cycling routes through the Taurus foothills, sea kayaking along the Mediterranean coast, and rock climbing on the limestone formations around Oludeniz. The region is one of Europe’s premier paragliding destinations due to thermal updrafts created by the mountain-to-sea terrain. Our full collection in Oludeniz provides additional options if you’d like to explore further.

The nearest major airport is Dalaman International (45 kilometres away, approximately 45 minutes by car), which receives flights from across Europe and the Middle East. Istanbul International lies 650 kilometres north—a five-hour drive that most guests avoid, preferring Dalaman’s proximity. For detailed planning and seasonal insights, read our comprehensive Turkey travel guide.

Climate shifts significantly by season. Winter (November-February) brings occasional rain, daytime temperatures of 14-16°C, but far fewer tourists and lower rental rates. Spring (March-May) is arguably the ideal season: 20-24°C, wildflowers in bloom across the hillsides, and the sea warming toward 19-20°C. Summer (June-September) peaks in July-August with 35°C heat and peak pricing; June and September offer a middle ground at 28-32°C. Autumn (October) remains warm (26-28°C) with the sea still swimmable at 24°C, and the region empties of summer crowds.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families of 10-12 find everything they need: enough bedrooms so children can have their own space, enough bathrooms so mornings don’t require negotiation, a pool for daily use, and quietness for evening relaxation. The two master suites appeal to multi-generational groups where grandparents want privacy without isolation.

Groups of friends celebrating an occasion—a 40th birthday, a reunion, a milestone wedding anniversary—use the open-plan living to gather for long meals while the individual bedrooms offer retreat space. The sauna and indoor pool become focal points for evening downtime.

Couples seeking a villa larger than necessary will appreciate the flexibility to use some bedrooms as a second lounge or office space, particularly valuable for remote workers who extend trips into semi-working holidays. The elevated location and views suit those seeking contemplative space.

Families with teenagers work well here: older children can occupy the upper-floor bedrooms semi-independently, the children’s pool accommodates younger siblings, and the lack of car requirement (restaurants and shops are within walking/taxi distance) means less parental shuttle duty.

Those renting meal delivery service (offered separately) benefit from not cooking during their stay; alternatively, the kitchen is spacious enough for guests who enjoy cooking as part of the holiday experience.

Practical Information

Capacity is 12 guests distributed across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. The configuration is: one ground-floor double en-suite, two first-floor master suites with en-suites, and two second-floor bedrooms each with three single beds and en-suite facilities.

Dalaman International Airport is 45 kilometres away, a 45-minute transfer by car. Shuttle arrangements can be organised separately; costs typically run €80-120 for a shared minibus (up to 8 passengers) or €150-180 for a private car depending on group size. Driving yourself is feasible if you’re comfortable with left-hand-drive vehicles and unfamiliar roads; car rentals from Dalaman start at approximately €40 per day for an economy vehicle.

The nearest supermarket is in Ovacik village (2 kilometres away), a family-run grocer stocking basics and local products. Hisaronu (8 kilometres) has larger supermarkets including Migros and Carrefoursa, better for stocking up on branded products. The Friday market in Fethiye (15 kilometres) offers produce and local specialities at lower prices than packaged goods.

What’s included in the rental: property use, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, utilities (electricity, water, heating), linen and towels, basic kitchen equipment, access to all pools and sauna. Standard check-in is 15:00 (3 PM), checkout 11:00 (11 AM); early arrival or late departure can often be arranged for an additional fee depending on availability. The property operates year-round, though enquire about seasonal availability when booking.

Frequently Asked Questions about Luxurious Maple Villa Rental in Turkey – Your Dream Getaway

How many guests does Luxurious Maple Villa Rental in Turkey – Your Dream Getaway sleep?

Luxurious Maple Villa Rental in Turkey – Your Dream Getaway accommodates 12 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. Bedroom breakdown: one double en-suite on the ground floor, two master suites with en-suites on the first floor, and two bedrooms each sleeping three guests on single beds on the second floor. No additional sofa beds or annexes; capacity is fixed at 12.

What is the nearest airport to Luxurious Maple Villa Rental in Turkey – Your Dream Getaway?

Dalaman International Airport is 45 kilometres from Luxurious Maple Villa Rental in Turkey – Your Dream Getaway, approximately 45 minutes by car. This is Turkey’s primary gateway for the southwest Mediterranean coast. Istanbul International is 650 kilometres north (a 5+ hour drive); most guests flying to Istanbul arrange an overnight stay in Istanbul rather than driving to Fethiye the same day. Dalaman serves the vast majority of guests renting in this area.

What is the best time of year to rent Luxurious Maple Villa Rental in Turkey – Your Dream Getaway?

April through June and September through October offer ideal conditions: daytime temperatures of 22-28°C, sea temperatures of 19-24°C (swimable but cool), and minimal rainfall. Summer (July-August) brings peak heat (35°C+), peak crowds at beaches and attractions, and peak pricing. Winter (November-February) has occasional rain and temperatures dropping to 14-16°C, but far fewer tourists and lower rates. Spring wildflower displays are exceptional; autumn has golden light and emptier beaches. Book 3-4 months ahead during peak season (June, July, August, September) and 6-8 weeks ahead for shoulder season.

Is Luxurious Maple Villa Rental in Turkey – Your Dream Getaway suitable for families with children?

Yes. A dedicated children’s pool (separate from the main 50-square-metre pool) provides a safe, shallow swimming area. The property has no sharp architectural edges, railings where necessary, and a laundry facility for frequent outfit changes. Nearby Oludeniz Beach (12 km away) is family-friendly with calm water and lifeguards in summer months. The region offers age-appropriate activities: boat trips to the Twelve Islands (suitable from age 5), Dalyan river delta (turtles, shallow water), and paragliding observation at Oludeniz (visual excitement, no participation required). The sauna requires adult supervision but adds novelty for older children. Meal delivery service is available if parents prefer not to cook.

What is included in the rental price at Luxurious Maple Villa Rental in Turkey – Your Dream Getaway?

The rental price includes property use, Wi-Fi throughout, air conditioning, utilities (electricity, water, heating), all linen and towels, basic kitchen equipment (crockery, cutlery, pots, pans, coffee machine), access to both swimming pools (main and children’s) and the sauna, and the barbecue facility. Not included: meals, alcoholic beverages, transfers from airport, parking fees (not applicable), or activities outside the property. Meal delivery service can be arranged separately through the property management team.

What restaurants and shops are near Luxurious Maple Villa Rental in Turkey – Your Dream Getaway?

Ovacik village (2 km away) has a family grocer, a bakery, and 2-3 small restaurants serving traditional Turkish food at €8-12 per main course. Hisaronu (8 km away) offers 20+ restaurants ranging from Italian, Indian, and Thai to Turkish kebab houses; supermarkets (Migros, Carrefoursa) stock international brands. Fethiye town centre (15 km away) has a Tesco supermarket, a Friday market, and waterfront restaurants along the marina charging €12-20 for mains. Specific recommendations: Deniz Kizi restaurant in Hisaronu (seafood, €15-18), Paspatur Cafe in Fethiye’s old town (Turkish breakfast, €6-8), and Sunset Point at Oludeniz (panoramic views, €12-16). Transfers available mean you’re never dependent on having a rental car.