3+1 Villa for Sale in Kestel, Alanya with Private Pool and Garden

A 3+1 villa for sale in Kestel, Alanya

This villa for sale in Kestel, Alanya, has a 3+1 layout, 248 m² of net area, three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Its outdoor features include a private garden and private pool. Kestel is in the Alanya district of Antalya, Turkey. The public reference is 001918; use it when contacting Ogenus so the team can identify the exact home discussed here.

The listing currently records an asking price of €490,000 and a status of available and listed. Price and availability can change, so confirm both before making plans based on either. The published facts also include two balconies and an open kitchen plan. The net area is 248 m²; no gross area is supplied in the record. If you are comparing homes by size, compare net with net and ask for a measured floor plan before assuming that any larger marketing figure represents usable interior space. This page is intended to help you decide which questions to take into a viewing, using the fields actually recorded for this property.

Layout and the space you can check

The 3+1 notation is the layout shown in the source record. It accompanies three recorded bedrooms, but the record does not assign a use or dimensions to every room. It would be premature to promise a dedicated office, guest suite or playroom. Instead, use a visit to see how the living area and bedrooms connect, whether furniture fits your own needs, and how the two bathrooms serve the different parts of the home. A floor plan and room measurements would make that assessment more reliable than a generic claim about spaciousness. Ask the agent to walk you through the layout rather than relying on the label alone.

The kitchen is recorded as open plan. The feature list also includes a built-in kitchen, kitchen cabinets and a granite kitchen countertop. Those are useful starting points for inspection, but they do not establish appliance brands, appliance condition or the age of the fittings. Look at the counter, storage, working space and circulation around the kitchen when you tour. The feature list separately identifies ceramic flooring, hot water, a bathroom and a shower cabin. Check the installed finishes and equipment in person, since a feature label is not a technical survey or a promise that every room has the same finish.

Two balconies are recorded. Their size, orientation and the rooms from which they are accessed are not specified in the supplied property facts. A viewing can establish which balcony receives the outlook that matters to you and whether either works for the way you plan to use outdoor space. Do not infer a sea-facing balcony simply because the property is tagged with a sea view. The source identifies sea, nature, mountain, city and castle views. The angles, degree of openness and visibility from individual rooms are matters to verify on site. Photos may help you shortlist the property, while a visit lets you assess each view from the rooms and outdoor areas you would actually use.

Private garden, pool and outdoor features

The property record identifies a private garden and a private pool. Those are concrete reasons to consider this Kestel villa if outdoor space is part of your search. The feature catalog also lists garden, pool, gazebo and barbecue area. It does not give pool dimensions, depth, heating or maintenance arrangements, nor does it give garden area or landscaping details. During a viewing, ask to see the pool equipment and the boundary of the private garden. Confirm how maintenance is handled and which outdoor items are included with the sale. Those practical details are more useful than assuming a particular leisure setup from the word “private.”

A barbecue area and gazebo appear in the features, but the record does not describe their construction, condition or location on the plot. Treat them as features to inspect. Likewise, the property has two balconies, but there is no claim here that either is furnished or covered. The aim is to let you compare the listed outdoor elements with your own priorities: a pool may be central for one buyer, while garden privacy or easy access from the interior may matter more to another. The available facts identify the elements; a visit establishes how they work together.

The features include a parking lot and security camera, but a dedicated space and space count are not specified. Ask Ogenus exactly what parking access comes with this particular villa. The camera's coverage, operating status and ownership are also not detailed. Split air conditioning is listed, while heating details are absent. Ask what systems are installed, which rooms they serve and whether they are operational.

Kestel location and recorded distances

The location hierarchy supplied with the listing is Turkey, Antalya, Alanya, Kestel. The source includes coordinates, but this description does not use them to promise an exact entrance or a particular route. It records the sea at 7,992 metres and Alanya Centrum at 11,963 metres. A bus stop is recorded at 403 metres. These are property data distances, not guaranteed walking or driving routes, journey times or statements about public transport frequency. If beach access or commuting is decisive, check the actual route and transport options for the times you expect to travel.

Other recorded distances help frame practical questions. The source places a hospital at 5,489 metres, a pharmacy at 3,946 metres, a supermarket at 4,003 metres and a primary school at 5,503 metres. Alanya Alaaddin Keykubat University is recorded at 1,788 metres, as is the separate generic university entry. These numbers do not confirm the entrance you would use, enrolment, opening hours or road conditions. They are a useful first comparison with other listings in the same area. Verify the destination and route that matter to your household before treating any number as a daily travel estimate.

For longer journeys, Gazipaşa Airport is recorded at 38,232 metres and Antalya Airport at 140,692 metres. Cleopatra Beach appears at 13,663 metres. These are distances in the property record, not promised travel times. They make it possible to compare the listing’s broad position with other Alanya properties without claiming that an airport, beach or city centre is immediately nearby. A route planner, current transport schedule and an in-person journey can answer the questions these raw measurements cannot.

What the listing says, and what to confirm

The property is marked as project finished, but the source provides no finish date or build year. It also shows condition grade “good,” which should be treated as a listing classification rather than a professional inspection. Ask for documents and arrange appropriate independent checks if construction history, structural condition or systems matter to your purchase. There is no recorded gross area, floor number or total floor count in the supplied facts. Ogenus can clarify those omissions and provide any available plans or documentation for the precise unit.

The listing carries a citizenship eligibility indicator. It does not determine whether this transaction or a particular buyer meets Turkish citizenship requirements. If that is part of your decision, obtain current independent advice and review the relevant property documents. The listing does not indicate loan or residence eligibility; discuss personal financing and residence questions with the appropriate specialists.

Short-term rental is shown as not allowed. If rental use matters, ask for the current governing documents and applicable permissions before you calculate potential income. No income, yield or future appreciation is promised here. Base a buying decision on the property as offered, its documents and your intended use.

Questions for a viewing of property 001918

The construction system is recorded as reinforced concrete, while sound and thermal insulation are both classified as basic. These labels are a reason to ask for building specifications and to pay attention to indoor noise and temperature during a visit. They are not measurements of acoustic performance or energy use. No energy class is supplied, so request the relevant documentation if operating costs or comfort across seasons are important to you.

Ask first to see the 248 m² net area explained on a floor plan and to measure the rooms important to you. Confirm the three bedrooms, two bathrooms, open kitchen and two balconies in the physical home. Check how the private garden and pool are accessed and what maintenance responsibility attaches to each. Look at the sea, nature, mountain, city and castle outlooks from the rooms and balconies that matter to you; a view label alone cannot convey the actual sightline. Inspect the built-in kitchen, flooring, hot-water supply, shower cabin and split air conditioning. Ask what heating equipment, if any, is present, because none is recorded.

Clarify parking, pool specifications, camera operation and what the sale includes. Ask for a current price and availability confirmation, then compare any documents against reference 001918. If schools, healthcare, shopping or transport drive your decision, test the routes from the property instead of treating recorded metre figures as door-to-door journeys. Ogenus can arrange a viewing and answer listing-specific questions; independent professional review can address legal, technical and financial questions that the listing facts do not resolve. This is a Kestel villa with a defined room count, recorded net area and distinctive outdoor features. The next step is to verify how those facts translate into the home you would use.