The Villa
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The Hibiscus House is a cool spacious,3-bed well-equipped air-conditioned holiday villa, blending traditional North Cyprus features with contemporary design.
Choose between sea views and inspiring mountain views in a peaceful location.
Shelter from the sun under shaded terraces or sun umbrellas.
Alternatively, soak up the suns rays by the private pool, or on the many fragrant flower-filled terraces between March and November.
The lounge is a light and colourful air-conditioned room containing a TV/DVD and portable stereo. Comfortable sofas and chairs provide relaxation for eight people. There’s also two sofa beds and large bookcase containing a selection of novels, local guides, CD's and DVD's.
Step through French windows on to a large covered arched terrace. The terrace contains a dining table and seating for up to eight diners, plus cushioned armchairs and sofa.
It's ideal for alfresco meals and a perfect vantage point to enjoy sea-views the sunset and mountain vistas.
To the other side of the entrance hall the modern open plan kitchen includes cooker, fridge-freezer, dishwasher, microwave, toaster, coffeemaker and iron.
Walk through the archway to a triple aspect dining room with table and chairs for eight people, and two sets of French windows to the garden and terrace.
A third door leads to a jasmine-covered pergola where you'll find a locally made stone table and wrought iron chairs - ideal for breakfast as it catches the early morning sun.
Also downstairs is a guest bathroom where you’ll find the automatic washing machine.
Upstairs are three air-conditioned bedrooms.
The master bedroom, with high beamed ceiling, contains a double bed and has an en suite shower room with toilet. It’s a double aspect room affording sea and mountain views.
You can step through the French windows on to the first floor sun terrace.
A second double bedroom is triple aspect and enjoys equally stunning views, also with access to the terrace.
A third twin bedded room is double aspect with picture postcard views of the mountains.
All bedrooms contain spacious fitted pine wardrobes. A family bathroom with bath and shower and third WC is accessed from the main landing.
Around the Villa
The terraced gardens have been designed to offer privacy and a choice of places to enjoy depending on your mood and time of day.
Soak in the pool or soak up the rays from one of six loungers on the sun trapped terrace around the pool, or relax under a parasol on a lower terrace
To the east of the villa you can breakfast under a jasmine covered traditional stone pergola, but, sit where you will, there’s always that view…
At night the terraces around Hibiscus House are lantern-lit, while the pool’s underwater lighting allows swimming to be enjoyed long after dark.
The Hibiscus House welcomes children - so this is written just for you...
We understand that grown-ups will simply want to lie around all day in the sun (or shade), reading books eating drinking and occasionally floating or doing ‘laps’ in the pool – all of which means they won’t want you disturbing them!
Boring!
So, we’ve provided of a few things just for you while the grown ups are ‘relaxing’. In the pool you’ll discover floaty things. In the house you’ll find games, a TV and DVD so bring your favourite films.
And for really small children there's a travel cot, high chair and changing mat , bowls and cutlery available - all included in the price.
And then there’s those little comforts…
In case you’re thinking of packing one, you might like to know that Hibiscus has:
• A pay-as-you-go mobile phone (and full-strength reception inside the villa)
• A corkscrew
• Garlic crusher
• Sink plugs!
• There is also usually a jar of marmite (good for warding off any mosquitoes), tea bags, instant coffee and condiments.
• Fresh rosemary grows outside the kitchen door. In the spring we’ll be planting some marjoram and oregano by the terrace (the aroma also deters insects).
For more pictures of the villa and North Cyprus, go to the Links Page and click on the link to our Flick site (but don;t forget to ocome back!)
