Casa para comprar en Gumusluk, Mugla

The project, built by Tanyapı, is built on a plot of 8,700 SQM. Within the project, which consists of 19 villas, all with sea views, each villa sits on an area of ​​450 SQM,. 7 villas in are built on 3 floors, 296 SQM in size and 5 + 2 types. 12 villas are duplex, 208 SQM in size and 4 + 1 configuration. We currently have the opportunity to purchase a 4+1 re sale only on this complex The project which is designed in Koyunbaba, one of the most special locations of Bodrum Gümüşlük , has a different location with its panorama and natural beauties that dominate the Aegean Sea. In order to use daylight more efficiently and naturally, living spaces such as living room and living room are positioned halfway at the east side. For an uninterrupted sleep, the bedrooms are planned on the west side at a half angle. In the project, each villa has its own swimming pool and parking area up to 3 cars. Preferred for residence purposes, the project has an agreement with a beach on the beach for homeowners. Homeowners will be able to use the sea for free on this beach. Site Features Children's swimming pool Children's playgrounds Security CCTV Sea views Parking lot Walking track Building Features Water tank Booster Generator Housing Features Ensuite bathroom Ensuite dressing room Terrace Balcony Private swimming pool (for villa) Construction Techniques Building inspection done Ground study made Complies with earthquake regulations In accordance with the insulation regulations This Gumusluk project offers personal payment terms. Bodrum is known as one of the top investment areas with the highest premium returns showing an increase of 104% in the last 4 years, according to Index data. GUMUSLUK INFORMATION Although most of the city’s monuments disappeared, visitors still see the ruins of a basilica, tower and church. The monuments mentioned by the ancient writers who visited the region in the 18th century are not visible any more. Here are still a number of reminders of the area’s historical past with the stadium, theatre and walls surviving from ancient Myndos and a Byzantine church today restored as a cultural centre. On top of the hill is the remains of Kadikalesi ‘Kadi Castle’, a Hellenistic fortification, together with a Roman church and cistern. Thanks to strict building prohibitions, the sea front has kept its original appearance and beautiful fishing village charm. Many excellent fish restaurants along the small waterfront attract great number of people to Gumusluk, where you can sit comfortably and enjoy fresh seafood and splendid sunsets. Gumusluk has also become an escape for the elite artistic and musical crowds from Istanbul. Live music in cozy beach front establishments attract crowds from all over the peninsular. The village of Gumusluk which is protected against modern developments thanks to its proximity to ancient Myndos, takes its name from the nearby mountain. The local Rabbit Island can be reached by a short walk through the sea while its protected harbour makes Gumusluk a favourite place for mooring Gulets. > Click for information about Bodrum Peninsula Gumusluk Information Although most of the city’s monuments disappeared, visitors still see the ruins of a basilica, tower and church. The monuments mentioned by the ancient writers who visited the region in the 18th century are not visible any more. Here are still a number of reminders of the area’s historical past with the stadium, theatre and walls surviving from ancient Myndos and a Byzantine church today restored as a cultural centre. On top of the hill is the remains of Kadikalesi ‘Kadi Castle’, a Hellenistic fortification, together with a Roman church and cistern. Thanks to strict building prohibitions, the sea front has kept its original appearance and beautiful fishing village charm. Many excellent fish restaurants along the small waterfront attract great number of people to Gumusluk, where you can sit comfortably and enjoy fresh seafood and splendid sunsets. Gumusluk has also become an escape for the elite artistic and musical crowds from Istanbul. Live music in cozy beach front establishments attract crowds from all over the peninsular. The village of Gumusluk which is protected against modern developments thanks to its proximity to ancient Myndos, takes its name from the nearby mountain. The local Rabbit Island can be reached by a short walk through the sea while its protected harbour makes Gumusluk a favourite place for mooring Gulets.