Brand new for the 2018 season, Villa Eternity is a holiday villa in the iconic holiday town of Kalkan, Turkey. 

Accommodating up to 16 guests in 7 bedrooms, this property offers a considerable amount of space both inside and on the furnished terraces and balconies. 

“The emphasis of this villa is relaxation and enjoyment,” says Martin Bligh of The Turquoise Collection. Guests will be spoilt for choice of entertainment amenities, with a gym, cinema/TV room with English/Sky Channels, pool table with a seated area and even a drinks bar. There is also an indoor heated pool– ideal for spring and winter months.

Villa Eternity has a number of sunbathing and relaxing spaces on its large sun terrace where you will find a 16-metre-long infinity pool and hot tub. The pool also houses a section for sun loungers where you can sunbathe whilst also keeping cool in the water. This same terrace also has an outdoor shower, and multiple seating areas so there is room for everyone to enjoy the view. A dining area is also provided here along with a BBQ for entertaining, where you can enjoy the services of a private chef for breakfast, lunch or dinner, at an additional cost. 

The kitchen overlooks the terrace and can cater for a large group of people. Image credit: The Turquoise Collection.

From the terrace, you can see boats sail out from the harbour on their morning ventures, then capture the twinkling lights of the town after sunset. The terrace leads into the open plan living/kitchen area. The kitchen has the luxury of being able to cater for large numbers with Bosch appliances including two ovens, a dishwasher and a five ring gas cooktop on the kitchen island.

For more information including additional photos, bedroom configuration and availability, visit The Turquoise Collection website.

To discuss or enquire about the weekly rates, email Martin Bligh of The Turquoise Collection via the contact details below.

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