At 436 m², this is the largest of the Kanyon Villas homes, a 4-bedroom villa on a Çatalköy cliff with 150 m² of external space wrapping the interior. Priced at £1,100,000, it adds an outdoor kitchen, elevator and underfloor heating, with delivery estimated for the end of 2025.
The 436 m² interior holds four bedrooms and four bathrooms, with 150 m² of external space wrapping it. An elevator serves the floors, and an outdoor kitchen, fireplace and underfloor heating complete the specification.
The 436 m² footprint and private pool set it above the other four-bedroom villas in Çatalköy, giving family and guests room to spread out.
The villa stands on a cliff in Çatalköy, a hillside coastal village climbing from the shoreline into the Beşparmak foothills. Kyrenia town is about 6 km west, 10 to 15 minutes by road, and the beaches drop away below.
A run of coves fills the coast, and the beaches below Çatalköy reach from Şayna round to the Alagadi turtle reserve east of the village.
This villa is offered at £1,100,000, the top of the Kanyon range, with construction due to finish at the end of 2025. Its size suits both a family home and a premium holiday let in a villa-led village.
Larger villas hold their value well here, which is central to whether Çatalköy is a good investment for a long hold.
Yes. Purchase permits for foreign buyers are granted after standard checks, and one property is allowed per buyer under the rules in place since 2024.
Expect the 9% transfer fee, a 0.5% stamp duty and 5% VAT, plus a flat 10% tax on rental income. The TRNC buying costs and taxes add about 8 to 20% overall.
Diana and Baris beaches lie below the village, Şayna adds a fish restaurant on the shore, and the protected Alagadi turtle sands sit east of the village.
St Hilarion Castle, Bellapais Abbey and the Beşparmak hiking trails are close by, with horse riding at At Çiftliği and village meze taverns rounding out the week.
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