There’s something captivating about three-bedroom Villa Leanne. Decorated in a luxurious and modern style, the impressive architecture and interior will immediately catch your eye with its unique design and high-quality furnishings. Striking out on its own in the heart of Ovacik, Turkey, you’ll find it not within a busy area but nestled in quiet serenity, surrounded by trees and flowers.

From the Jacuzzi tubs in two of the bedrooms to the cushioned round beds, each aspect of the villa has been given complete attention to detail to ensure you have an utterly tranquil stay. An antidote to modernity, it nods to sophistication with statement light features (both inside and out), decorative balconies and rooms adorned with bespoke art. The expansive open-plan living, kitchen and dining area has a large corner sofa and floor-to-ceiling doors letting in the natural light.

Outside is more decadent still, with a covered pool which can be open or closed, a table tennis and pool table for your entertainment, and a light-lit terrace dotted with cushioned wicker chairs and sun beds where you can lounge like Erlik, presiding over your own scandalously luxurious underworld. There’s also an al fresco dining table, seating up to eight, so you can enjoy soaking up the breath-taking sunset over a glass of wine or the welcoming sunrise over your morning coffee.

Each of the rooms has an en-suite, dressing table and plenty of wardrobe space for storing your swimwear and flowing kaftans, while the master and double bedrooms have an LCD TV for evenings in. For your peace of mind, there’s also a safe in the master room. Extra ‘luxe’ features include a garden swing and a hammock for peacefully whiling away the afternoon.

Located in Ovacik, a small suburb in the Fethiye district, the villa is just a short walk from local restaurants and shops, as well as the main bus route between Oludeniz beach and Fethiye town if you’d like to explore this beautiful area of Turkey. Despite its proximity to all the action, the villa remains completely private, and the grounds can’t be looked into from the outside at all.

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