6+1 New Villa in Konyaalti, Antalya
Features
Description
This property features a range of modern amenities to ensure your comfort and convenience. From practicality to luxury, this home has everything you need for a comfortable stay.
The property boasts an additional kitchen, central satellite system, and a cellar for extra storage and blinds. Children will love the children's play area, while the fitness/gym room and nearby tennis court offer opportunities to stay active.
For added peace of mind, there is an elevator and garage, as well as a fire escape and generator. Ground heating, natural gas, and a concierge ensure the property is always well-maintained. LED lighting and video intercom add a touch of luxury, while the oven and stove make cooking easy.
For those who want to relax, there is a parent bathroom and shower cabin. The sauna and nearby indoor and outdoor swimming pools offer even more opportunities to unwind. The property also has an alarm system for security and is conveniently located near tram/bus stations and a hospital. The dressing room and proximity to the airport are added bonuses.
Detailed view
What this place offers?
Internal Amenity
Cloakroom
Dressing room
Fiber internet
Ground heating
Oven
Parent bath
Parquet floor
Shower cabin
External Amenity
City center
Close to school
Close to the shopping mall
Elevator
Garage
Generator
Natural gas
Near the hospital
Open parking lot
Sauna
Swimming pool (close)
Terrace
FAQ’s
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