Two Types of brand new Detached Villas for sale in a small complex in Yeni Foca, Izmir.
Type-A Villas
.3 Bedrooms
.2 Bathrooms
.1 Living Room
.119 sqm (excludes Terrace and Balcony)
Three fully built villas with fuel oil central heating system, electrical water heater, wooden interior doors, shingled wood pergolas, aluminium windows & doors, garden walls, iron garden gate.
Two of the Type-A Villas also include fully fitted kitchen including refrigerator, oven, gas cooker with extractor fan, dishwasher, washing machine, telephone and satellite dish.
.3 Bedrooms
.2 Bathrooms
.1 Living Room
.1 Hobby/Guest Room (accessible From the Garden)
.165 sqm (excludes Terrace and Balcony)
Eight Type-B Villas are available. They have been built without interior finishing. Prices below include finishing with the buyers choice of different materials, including inner and outer painting, flooring, staircase, doors. Type-B villas have PVC double glazed windows and doors, and also an extra enclosed area of 60 sqm in the basement which is accessible from the garden. Would be ideal for a games room, guest room or extra storage. If preferred refrigerator, oven, gas cooker with extractor fan, dishwasher, washing machine, telephone and satellite antenna can be installed for an extra approximate charge around £2200.
Foça is a district, as well as the center town of that district, in Turkey's İzmir Province.
The town of Foça is situated at about 60 km north by northwest of İzmir city center and the ancient city of Phocaea (Greek :Φώκαια) was also located here. The district also has a township with own municipality named Yenifoça (literally "the new Foça"), also along the shore and at a distance of 20 km from Foça proper. For this reason, Foça itself is locally often called as Eskifoça ("the old Foça") in daily parlance.
The town stretches along two bays; a larger one named Büyükdeniz ("the greater sea") and a smaller cove within that large one, named Küçükdeniz ("the smaller sea"), where the medieval castle is also located.
Many parts of the district are under strict environmental protection, due to the value of the flora and the fauna, and the beauty of the small bays and coves, especially between Foça and Yenifoça. Therefore, a judicious way to get to know the district would be by boat tours regularly organized in partance of the center town. Because of the protective measures, new constructions are not permitted in many parts of the district and Foça is set to preserve its unique characteristic as composed principally of old houses.