Keçi Köyü Stone Houses: 1 Room, Entire House

Keçi Köyü ("Goat Village") is located in the vicinity of Katıralanı Village with all the nature's beauty laid before your eyes. If you choose to stay with us, you will be spending time with all the animals that live in our farm, cook at our masonry oven, and take a break from the cacophony of every day urban life. Please do not hesitate to get in touch with us for all your inquiries! We have two guest houses at our 70 acre farm. One of which has two rooms, the other has one. Since our houses are made of stone, they're cool during summers and warm during winters. You can spend some time alone or with your loved ones at our house's patios, interact with our animals (with respect), and have special meals using our masonry oven located near our houses. Our farm is located in a mountainous area in the vicinity of a village named Katıralanı. There are no other buildings or structures surrounding our farm that could in any way disturb the stay of our visitors. Our visitors are more than welcome to park their car at the parking spots located in front of their house. Keçi Köyü is located in a mountainous and green area in between the villages of Esentepe and Katıralanı. Our farm is located in an area where there aren't a lot of foot or car traffic. This helps our visitors spend some quiet time during their stay. Using these unoccupied roads, our visitors can trek to higher altitudes where they can watch the sunset over the Aegean Sea or benefit from all the things we've accommodate for them at our farm. Keçi Köyü is located 6 kilometers (3.7 miles) from Dikili, 7 kilometers (4.3 miles) from Bademli Village, 25 kilometers (15.5 miles) from Bergama, and 40 kilometers (25 miles) from Ayvalık. For our visitors who wish to swim in the Aegean Sea, we recommend both the public and private beaches located in or around Dikili and Bademli Village. As the locals of the area, if our visitors have any kind of special requests or simply seek guidance from us to enrich their stay, we try to help them in anyway we can. We can sometimes offer our guests some of our farm's produce during their visit. These are namely goat cheese, milk, yogurt, eggs, and jam. However, because we only produce these things for our own consumption, we produce them in limited quantities so as to not waste them. If you'd like to get a taste of any of our produce, please do let us know beforehand so that we can inform you about the possibility of such a request. Additionally, for our carnivore visitors, while we do welcome you with no judgment, we do not operate a slaughterhouse in or out of our farm. You're welcome to have a barbeque at our open kitchen area (which is in addition to the private kitchens we have at our houses), but we do kindly ask you to do your own shopping.