Located in Kadriye within the wider Belek area of Antalya, this furnished detached villa offers a combination of private outdoor living, generous family accommodation and a practical 4+1 layout. The property stands on a 400 m² private plot and provides approximately 220 m² gross and 180 m² net living space.
The villa has four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a separate guest WC. One of the bedrooms is arranged as a master bedroom, providing additional privacy within the family layout.
A spacious open-plan kitchen connects naturally with the main living area, while balconies and a terrace extend the usable space outdoors.
Outside, the villa has its own private swimming pool, beautifully maintained private garden, veranda, traditional garden pavilion and private parking area. Travertine flooring adds a natural Mediterranean character to the property and complements the garden and outdoor living areas particularly well.
The villa is offered fully furnished, making it especially convenient for buyers looking for a ready-to-use home in Belek without having to furnish and equip the property after purchase.
For foreign buyers, the property is also suitable for a residence permit application, subject to the buyer meeting the applicable legal and immigration requirements at the time of application.
One of the strongest features of this property is its outdoor environment.
The villa occupies a private plot of approximately 400 m², providing enough space to create a genuine detached-house lifestyle rather than simply having a small outdoor area around the building.
The garden has been attractively arranged and forms an important part of the character of the home.
For a property in Kadriye and Belek, this is particularly valuable because Antalya's Mediterranean climate allows outdoor areas to be enjoyed during a significant part of the year.
The garden provides space for relaxing beside the pool, spending time with family, enjoying outdoor meals or simply having a private green area around the house.
Unlike an apartment or a property where most exterior facilities are communal, this villa gives the owner much greater independence over how the outdoor space is used.
The villa has its own private swimming pool, reserved exclusively for the household and its guests.
For many international buyers looking at villas for sale in Belek, a private pool is one of the most important differences between a conventional holiday property and a genuinely private Mediterranean home.
There is no need to share the pool area with other residents of a large complex.
The owner can use the pool and surrounding garden according to their own daily routine.
This privacy is particularly valuable for families with children, couples who spend extended periods in Turkey and buyers who regularly invite relatives or friends to stay.
The combination of the pool, garden and detached structure gives the property a strong private-villa character.
The veranda creates a sheltered transition between the interior of the house and the garden.
Rather than moving directly from an enclosed living room into an open garden, the veranda provides an intermediate space that can be used for sitting, dining or relaxing outdoors.
The property also includes a garden pavilion, creating another dedicated area for enjoying the exterior surroundings.
These features are particularly well suited to the lifestyle in Antalya.
During spring, summer and autumn, a significant part of the day can be spent outdoors, and shaded spaces become just as important as the swimming pool itself.
Morning coffee, family breakfasts, evening meals or quiet time in the garden can all become part of the normal daily routine.
For buyers planning to use the villa for longer stays rather than only short holidays, these outdoor areas can substantially increase the practical living space of the property.
The villa provides approximately 220 m² gross area and 180 m² net usable living space.
This gives the property enough internal space for a comfortable 4+1 family layout while maintaining a manageable residential scale.
Net living area is particularly important when comparing properties because it provides a clearer indication of the space actually available inside the home.
With four bedrooms, the villa can accommodate a family while still allowing flexibility for visiting relatives, guests or a room used for another purpose.
The balance between approximately 180 m² of net interior space and the 400 m² private plot is one of the property's strengths.
The house remains spacious without occupying the entire land, leaving meaningful room for the private pool, garden, veranda and other outdoor areas.
The villa has four bedrooms, making it suitable for larger families and buyers who expect regular guests.
One bedroom is arranged as a master bedroom, creating a more private sleeping area within the house.
There are two bathrooms in total together with a separate guest WC.
The additional guest WC is a practical detail in a family villa because visitors do not need to use the main bathrooms serving the bedrooms.
The bedroom configuration also gives owners flexibility in how they use the property.
Depending on the household, one room could be used as a guest bedroom, children's room, study or home office while retaining three bedrooms for regular sleeping accommodation.
For buyers who spend several months each year in Turkey, this flexibility can make a significant difference compared with a smaller holiday apartment.
The villa has an open-plan kitchen, connecting food preparation and dining more directly with the main living area.
This creates a more social environment and allows family members and guests to remain connected while different activities take place.
An open kitchen is particularly practical in a Mediterranean villa where indoor and outdoor living frequently overlap.
Food can be prepared inside while meals are enjoyed on the veranda or in the garden, and the transition between the different living areas remains natural.
The open arrangement also contributes to a greater sense of space within the main part of the house.
Combined with the villa's furnished condition, it provides a living environment that can be used without requiring a complete interior redesign before moving in.
Travertine flooring is one of the distinctive material features of this villa.
Natural travertine is particularly well suited to Mediterranean architecture and complements the relationship between the house, veranda and garden.
Its natural texture gives the property a warmer and more individual character than standard ceramic flooring.
The material also works visually with the outdoor environment, helping create continuity between internal and external spaces.
In a private villa in Antalya, where terraces, verandas and garden areas form an important part of daily life, this relationship between materials and architecture contributes significantly to the overall atmosphere of the property.
The villa includes both a terrace and balconies, adding further private outdoor spaces in addition to the main garden.
These areas allow different parts of the house to connect with the exterior.
A terrace can become a useful space for relaxing away from the main pool area, while balconies provide individual outdoor access from the upper parts of the property.
This is especially useful in a four-bedroom family home, where different members of the household may want to use outdoor spaces independently.
Together with the veranda, garden pavilion, pool and landscaped garden, the terrace and balconies create several different places to enjoy the Mediterranean climate rather than concentrating all outdoor activity in one area.
The villa is being sold furnished.
For an international buyer, this can make the purchasing and moving process considerably easier.
Instead of buying a property and then organising furniture separately, the new owner can take over an already established home.
This is particularly convenient for buyers purchasing the villa as a second home and travelling between Turkey and another country.
A furnished property can also shorten the time between completing the purchase and actually beginning to use the house.
As part of the transaction, the final inventory of furniture and items included in the sale should be confirmed so that both buyer and seller have a clear record of what remains with the property.
The property has its own parking area.
Private parking is a practical advantage for a detached family villa, particularly for owners who use a car during longer stays in Belek.
The vehicle can remain within the property's own residential area rather than relying entirely on street parking or shared parking facilities.
This feature complements the overall independent character of the house.
Private garden, private swimming pool, veranda, garden pavilion and parking together create the sense of owning a complete individual home rather than simply a unit within a large residential complex.
The villa is located in Kadriye, while Belek represents the wider internationally recognised property, golf and resort destination.
Keeping this distinction clear is important.
Kadriye has developed as an established residential area closely connected with Belek and is particularly well known among buyers who want access to the wider Belek lifestyle while owning a private home.
The region is internationally associated with Golf in Belek, with courses such as Carya, National, Sueno, Gloria, Kaya Palazzo and other established golf facilities attracting visitors from many countries.
This makes the area particularly interesting for owners who combine their time in Turkey with golf.
At the same time, the villa does not depend on golf as its only reason for ownership.
Its four-bedroom layout, private garden, pool and furnished condition make it equally suitable for family living and regular Mediterranean holidays.
An additional feature of this property is its suitability for foreign buyers who intend to apply for a Turkish residence permit through property ownership.
The villa can be considered for a residence permit application, subject to the regulations in force and the individual buyer satisfying the applicable legal requirements.
Property ownership itself should not be interpreted as an automatic guarantee that a residence permit will be granted. The buyer's nationality, documentation, current immigration regulations and other official requirements can affect the application.
For this reason, the current eligibility of both the property and buyer should be confirmed before the transaction is completed if obtaining residence status is an important part of the purchase decision.
International buyers can also review our Buying Property in Turkey and Residence Permit information when planning the legal and ownership stages of their purchase.
This property brings together many of the features international buyers commonly look for when considering a private home in the Belek region.
The 400 m² plot provides a genuine private garden environment, while approximately 220 m² gross and 180 m² net living space create a comfortable 4+1 family home.
Four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a guest WC and a master bedroom provide a practical internal layout.
The open-plan kitchen creates a social main living space, while travertine flooring gives the villa a distinctive Mediterranean character.
Outside, the private swimming pool, landscaped garden, veranda, garden pavilion, terrace, balconies and private parking provide several different spaces for daily life.
Because the property is sold furnished, the new owner can also avoid the additional process of furnishing an empty house after purchase.
For buyers searching for a Belek Property that offers greater privacy than an apartment or large residential complex, this furnished detached villa in Kadriye combines substantial indoor space with the outdoor lifestyle that makes the Antalya region particularly attractive.
Its private pool, established garden and 4+1 layout make it suitable for family holidays, longer stays or use as a Mediterranean second home, while its residence-permit suitability adds another consideration for eligible international buyers planning to spend more time in Turkey.
