For sale Villa-House in Bodrum Aegean Mugla Turkey | Buy Real Estate

Only 70 METER TO THE NICE SANDY BEACH

FLAT LOCATION!
Located on a Bodrum peninsula
1400m to Gumusluk town centre.
Gumusluk Fishing Village..
Internally, on the ground floor, there is a separate entrance hall;cloakroom;open kitchen/living/dining room.
Marble Stairs lead to the first floor landing;two generous double bedrooms;family shower room.
The top access to the roof terrace.
Airconditioning units are provided in the living area and all three unites.
All windows and patio doors are fitted with mosquito screens.

Gumusluk is home to untouched coves with crystal clear waters ideal for bathing, snorkelling or for those who are more active, windsurfing.
The dramatic mountainous backdrop is perfect for those who like to hike.

BRAND NEW FREEHOLD PROPERTY

Views from the sunny terrace encompass the sea, mountains and beautiful Natural Bay’s, Islands

Just a few minutes walk from the nearest supermarket.

CLOSE TO LOCAL AMENITIES!!!
BARGAIN PROPERTY

Gumusluk with a long sandy beach which has been given the blue flag for it cleanliness and environmental importance.. There are also many shops, banks, schools, supermarkets and general amenities to suit tourists and permanent residents alike.

The Complex direct private access to a beatiful Natural bay with sandy beach

Attractive property with its own private garden and tranquil terraced area.
Sunny Roof terrace
Well established complex. Communal swimming pool. On-site cafe/bar.
Excellent transport links.
Free hold property

Tucked into a picturesque and secluded cove is Gumusluk Fishing Village, a timeless reminder of bygone days. Here you can enjoy the evening sun going down from the waterfront restaurants serenaded by the gentle lapping of the tide.

Feast on freshly caught local fish and seafood and meander through the street stalls offering unusual hand made gifts. Gumusluk offers the simple pleasures of a sandy beach, colourful harbour, and rich archaeological history.

Gumusluk” means “of silver” and derives its name from the silver mines situated behind the ancient city of Myndos, the site on which modern Gumusluk now stands. Much of the ancient city now lies beneath the waters surface and the remains can be seen whilst snorkelling although the area’s archaeological status forbids diving with tanks. The sunken walls of the ancient city now form a causeway whereby you can reach Rabbit Island which is set snugly inside Gumusluk cove.