For Sale
5+1 Villa with Garden in Mahmutseydi, Alanya, among Pine Forests
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Description
A 5+1 villa in Mahmutseydi
This 250 sqm villa in Mahmutseydi is listed on the second floor and looks out over the surrounding mountains. The 5+1 layout gives five separate bedrooms and three bathrooms, a practical size for a large family. Ceramic floors run through the house and help keep the rooms cool in the Alanya summer.
The kitchen is separate from the living room and fitted with built-in cabinets, so cooking stays out of the main living space. An electric water heater supplies the three bathrooms, each with a modern shower cabin. It is a resale property sold with all its furniture, so you can move in straight away without further outlay.
Garden and views
Outside, the private garden is a quiet place for gardening or simply sitting in the fresh mountain air. The balcony looks out over the green hillsides that give this part of Alanya its character. The price of €400,000 covers the full 250 sqm of living space and the private land around it.
Mahmutseydi is away from the busy town centre but still within reach of everyday local life. The second-floor position gives a better view of the scenery while the garden stays easy to reach. It is a good option for buyers who put space and nature ahead of living in the middle of the traffic.
Building features
Apartment features
Distances & surroundings
Nearby Landmarks
13th-century Seljuk fortress on a rocky peninsula 250m above sea level. 6.5 km of walls. Alanya's most iconic landmark.
6.7 km
Alanya's most famous beach. 2.5 km of golden sand backed by the castle peninsula. Blue Flag certified.
6.2 km
33-meter octagonal Seljuk tower from 1226. Symbol of Alanya. Houses an ethnographic museum.
6.2 km
15,000-year-old stalactite cave with therapeutic humid air (95% humidity, 22°C year-round). Popular for asthma treatment.
6.1 km
Alanya's nearest airport (GZP), 40 minutes from city center. Seasonal direct flights from 40+ European cities.
41 km
Five-arched Seljuk-era shipyard from 1227. One of the few surviving medieval shipyards in the world.
6.2 km






