Property details villa

Country Turkey

Area Gumusluk, Bodrum Peninsular - Turkey

Property status Freehold

Number of Bedrooms 3

Number of bathrooms 2

Swimming Pool shared



Property Details BARGAIN! - LARGE THREE BEDROOM DUBLEX VILLA IN GUMUSLUK FOR SALE DIRECTLY BY OWNER!!! (£57,000)

Situated in the village of Gumusluk, on the Bodrum Peninsular, halway in-between the towns of Yalikvak and Turgetreis.

The "Villa Kent Complex" is located about 10 minutes drive from the quaint fishing harbour town of Gümüşluk. This is a very popular area where there are lots of new developments.

On the complex there is a beautiful swimming pool, which has stunning views over the Gumsan Bay, the Aegean Sea and nearby Greek Islands.

Also on the Complex there is a cafe, bar and mini market, which are open during the summer months.

The property consists of:-

    * 3 Large Bedrooms.
    * 2 Bathrooms
    * Large Lounge and Open Plan Kitchen
    * Large Sun Terrace
    * Large Balcony
    * Garden Front and Rear
    * Car Park
    * Spectacular Views of the Aegean
    * Large shared swimming pool

Area Details Gumusluk is a favourite peninsula village, 30 minutes drive from Bodrum. It's situation, on the site of the ancient city of Myndos has ensured that no large scale development has been allowed.

Like many of the coastal villages it is divided in two, with one part inland and one part at the sea side.

The local Divers will tell you that Gumusluk is the best place for snorkelling, in the calm waters of the sheltered bay all sorts of sunken ruins can be found, and there is a causeway, sometimes above water, sometimes below, to Rabbit Island where almost tame rabbits run around.

Just roll up your trousers and wade out, the view from the Island is excellent!

To one side of the headland is a sandy beach, with beach side restaurants and sunbeds, and a short walk through the little lanes with craft stalls and grocery shops will bring you to the other side where the famous fish restaurants, with their tempting displays of locally caught fish, are perched right on the shoreline.