Villa with Sauna and Turkish Bath — Belek, Antalya

Belek isn't your typical resort. It has its own pace — quieter than Alanya, greener than central Antalya. The Kadriye district, where the Neovilla project was built, is an area Turkey has spent years shaping for those who want more than a beach: pine-fringed golf courses, clean air and a sense of space you simply won't find in the crowded resorts.

When my clients ask me about Belek, I always say the same thing: it's a place where you don't feel the urge to be somewhere else. Everything is close, but not too close. Antalya Airport is 27 km away — meaning you can fly in from Warsaw in two and a half hours and step straight into that rhythm.

The villa spans three floors, and its scale catches you off guard the first time you walk in. Four bedrooms, an open-plan kitchen flowing into the living area, four bathrooms, a dressing room — this isn't a house for two weeks a year. It's a house you can actually live in. Three balconies and a terrace bring air and light to every level of the building. The basement is yours to shape however you like.

This is exactly what makes a villa in Belek more than a holiday property — it becomes a place with a genuine way of life. You can start the morning in the sauna or with coffee on the pool terrace, depending on what your body needs that day. Evenings in the hammam. Weekends on the golf course two kilometres away, or a trip to Land of Legends with the kids. Underfloor heating, a central vacuum system and satellite TV all come into their own during the cooler months.

For anyone looking not just for a property but for a passport with visa-free access to over a hundred countries — this detail carries real weight. Neovilla qualifies for the Turkish citizenship by investment programme. It's worth discussing during a conversation.