190 m² internal area and 1000 m² plot size

Exchange title deed in the owner’s name, VAT paid

10m x 5m infinity swimming pool

3 spacious bedrooms, 3 bathrooms

Kitchen/breakfast room with granite work surfaces

Electric central heating system throughout

Living room with open fire place

11kw photovoltaic system + independent back up battery

Automatic iron gates and security cameras

Fantastic fully equipped and covered BBQ area

This fabulous fully furnished home is situated in a very tranquil area in the mountains of Malatya and has the most wonderful sea and lush green views. The villa sits on a 1,000m2 corner plot, has a 10m x 5m infinity pool and is surrounded by various seating areas that are perfect for relaxation, reading, or sunbathing, as well as a great entertaining terrace with a covered BBQ area; you have plenty of mature palm and fir trees, as well as a large driveway with electric gates and an 11kw Solar panel system, plus independent back up battery. Downstairs you have a spacious and bright living room with fireplace and a step up to the fully fitted kitchen/breakfast room with appliances and granite work surfaces; there is also a double bedroom and a family bathroom. Upstairs you have a further 2 bedrooms both with ensuite bathrooms and there is a large covered terrace from the landing, which can be easily converted into a 4th bedroom or conservatory, if needed. Built to a very high standard, the current owners have left no expense spared with a central heating system, inverter air conditioning throughout and the exchange title deeds have the house registered onto it, with no VAT to pay. Malatya sits above Alsancak Village, where there are plenty of shops, restaurants and amenities just 2.7km away and Necat British School is only 1.7km away, making this an ideal family home.

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Alsancak, Incesu and Malatya Villages:

Incesu and Malatya are located just above the larger village of Alsancak, west of Kyrenia. Incesu is a pretty hillside area whose name translates to ‘thin water’. A little further inland from Incesu you will find the peaceful village of Malatya. There is a beautiful waterfall in Malatya and there is a scenic guided walk, starting at the lofty ruins of St Hilarion Castle, a descending walk down to Karmi village and onwards to the scenic Malatya waterfall. Both of the villages are in elevated positions offering stunning views along the sides of the mountains. Both these villages offer the perfect location for people wishing to escape the hustle and bustle of town life and an ideal place to relax and enjoy the Cypriot way of life.

The Alsancak region has some of the most favourite beaches on the Cypriot north shore with clear waters and pleasurable sandy coves. The most popular ones are Kervansaray beach (run by the Girne Municipality), Escape beach (also known as Çıkarma Plaj, which can be translated as Landing beach, as it was the point where the Turkish Navy landed during the peace intervention in 1974), Denizkizi Hotel beach and Mare Monte beach (a former hotel strand which is now a public one, run by the Municipality of Alsancak). Not to forget Bamboo beach and Camelot and a few smaller ones. Due to this potential Alsancak became one of the most popular tourist destinations in North Cyprus during the past few years with plenty of hotels and holiday villages welcoming local and foreign guests throughout all seasons of the year.

But not only the number of tourists increased, Alsancak also became a popular residential area for foreigners and locals, which can be seen with the many new buildings that have appeared in recent years. Despite the rapid population growth, Alsancak has preserved its old charming face in many parts of the village. The people are friendly and mostly relaxed, the typical Turkish coffee shops downtown being frequented the whole day long.

Although it is only a village or let´s say a small town, there are plenty of supermarkets and other shopping facilities, so you don´t need to go to busy Kyrenia to get most of your daily needed goods. Besides the beaches Alsancak has another well-known sight, the Peace and Freedom Museum, reminiscent of the days of the military confrontation between the Turkish troops and the Greek / Greek Cypriot forces in 1974.