This three-bedroom penthouse in the Malibu resort at Tatlısu offers 115 m² of interior, a 10 m² main terrace and a 45 m² roof terrace framing sea and mountain views. Listed at £579,950, it stands within a landscaped development a short walk from the Mediterranean.
The penthouse spans 115 m² of interior with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, plus a 10 m² main terrace and a 45 m² roof terrace. Sea and mountain views open from the upper level, and underfloor heating runs through both bathrooms.
Buyers can specify their own kitchen units beneath high ceilings, and the resort adds gardens, a wellness centre, swimming pools and a poolside bar with a restaurant, amenities shared with the other three-bedroom penthouses on the Tatlısu coast.
The penthouse lies in Tatlısu, a low-key coastal village in the Famagusta district that has held Cittaslow status since 22 June 2019. The Beşparmak range climbs behind the village, and Kyrenia is 40 to 45 minutes west along the coast road.
As a busier counterpoint, the wider Famagusta district brings larger towns and university life across a region with more than 300 days of sunshine a year.
At £579,950 the penthouse needs a 35% deposit, with the balance of 65% spread interest-free over three years. Its roof terrace, sea views and letting potential under a 10% flat rental tax suit buyers balancing a holiday home against income.
East-coast demand and the village’s steady expansion frame property investment across Famagusta, set against a 9% transfer fee, 5% VAT on a new build and roughly 8 to 20% in costs overall.
Yes. A non-resident can complete once a purchase permit clears, and the ownership rules for overseas buyers set the caps that have applied since 2024.
The upper level frames the Mediterranean and the Beşparmak mountains from the 45 m² roof terrace, with a further 10 m² main terrace off the living space.
The seafood tavernas at the Tatlısu harbour serve the daily catch, while the resort’s own poolside bar and restaurant handle meals without leaving the development.
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