Eagle Heights is a charming, three-bedroom villa on the southwest coast of Turkey. Youll love the modern, whitewashed interior, beautiful wooden ceilings and the amazing panoramic sea views. There are plenty of chances to make a splash too: in the private outdoor pool or at Akyaka or Cinar Beach, within a short drive of Eagle Heights. The villas vistas are one of the best in the area, especially at sunset. Nestled between olive and pine trees, on the outskirts of sleepy Akyaka town, the villa is secluded and private and blends effortlessly into the natural surrounds (youll have to look closely to see that its even there). The villa incorporates both classic Turkish and cool contemporary elements, and effortlessly manages that hard-to-pull-off trick of being glamorous and comfortable at the same time. With quiet tranquillity, yet amenities a short 5km drive away, its a genuine destination stay. Stepping inside, youll notice how the villa is flooded with beautiful, natural light with floor-to-ceiling windows and doors from the living room and master bedroom leading straight out onto the pool terrace. Theres an open-plan kitchen, living and dining room with two cushioned sofas, a dining table seating six and an island for relaxing and dining. The kitchen is also fully-equipped with a dishwasher, washing machine and oven for a hassle-free home-from-home experience. The three bedrooms are simply stylish and have everything you need, including make-up tables, dressers and nightstands, alongside air conditioning for a comfortable holiday. The master has an en-suite bathroom, and theres another shared bathroom off the lounge, so there wont be any fights for the shower. Outside, the peaceful coastal-facing garden and pool area arent visible from the front, so you can sunbathe in the knowledge that youre in complete privacy. If you need entertaining watch out for the eagles and other birds that glide the thermals above. Find your perfect spot on a sun lounger, swim right up to the waters edge to get more breath-taking views or dine al fresco while soaking up the serene ambience. If youd like to go exploring, markets and restaurants are within a short walk. Eagle Heights is an excellent choice for families with children and those who want to discover the culture and natural beauty of this idyllic part of Turkey. #### Features The Villa Eagle Heights is a 3-bedroom villa, that can sleep up to 6-guests. The villa has unbelievably striking views of Gokova Bay and the Mugla countryside, where you can the outline of the coastline. Ground Floor - Double bedroom (160cm bed) , with en-suite bathroom with with handheld and rain shower - Double bedroom (160cm bed) - Twin bedroom - Communal bathroom, with handheld and rain shower - Dining & living area - Fully equipped kitchen Exterior - Private infinity swimming pool, with Grecian steps (9mx4m, with a depth of 1.3m) - Barbecue - Outdoor dining (x8) & furniture - Gazebo / awning for shade - Private Parking x2 cars - Sun loungers (x4) Other - TV with local stations & DVD - Water machine - Kettle - Toaster - Oven - Microwave - Hob - Wifi - Hairdryer #### Location Eagle Heights is located in Akyaka, a small rural town in southwest Turkey. The villa is nestled into the hillside, is surrounded by trees and overlooks the coast. This is an area favoured by beekeepers as theres little polution, you will see the blue beehives scattered around the countryside. Although it feels like youre a world away from civilisation, its still within a short drive of local restaurants, markets and the beach, and is only an hour-dive from vibrant Dalyan, if youd like to explore more of this beautiful area. Akyaka itself is best known for its natural surrounds. Theres a wetland conservation area where you can try your hand at spotting fish, otter and herons, alongside plenty of walking trails that take you through the pine tree-lined forest and along the Kadin Azmak River where local fisherman are reeling in their catch. For lunch, you can stop off at one of the fresh seafood restaurants along the river, follow the river to the harbour and sandy Akyaka Beach. Akyaka Beach is popular because of its calm, crystal-clear waters that are perfect snorkelling and swimming. In the town, theres a small market where you can pick up fresh produce, alongside a butcher, baker and coffee houses. You can wander the streets lined with classic Turkish Ottoman Ula Houses or head to a boutique shop for handmade items like rugs, shoes and clothes. Just outside of Akyaka, youll find Cinar Beach – a secluded cove surrounded by forested mountains, with a small creek and a beach bar. For family-friendly day trips, you could jump on a boat from Akyaka to Cleopatras Beach, Sedir island. You can swim there and also explore the Hellenic and Roman ruins, including an amphitheatre, where olive trees have grown through the stones. From Akyaka you can take the dolmus (public bus) to Marmaris or Mugla, which has the largest market in the region (every Thursday) for a day trip drive to the ruined city of Ephesus, the travertine terraces of Pamukkale or the quaint village of Sirince.