Home Description

This 3 Bedroom Villa is situation on a quiet complex in the resort of Gumusluk with its own private mature garden.  There are two communal pools.  The villa is very tastefully furnished with two double bedroom one single bedroom, an open plan living room and kitchen. 

 The kitchen is fully equipped with a microwave, electric kettle, toaster, freezer and oven and hob.

Ground flooor: Livigroom with fireplace,separete kitchen,bedroom,terrace,wc

First floor      :1bedroom with large balcony,1bedroom with bathroom,separete bathroom

More information indoors

Sleeping :

The Villa consists of two double bedrooms , one single bedroom which provides accommodation for 7 people with livingroom. Bed Linen and Towels are provided for use.

General:

The Villa has 3 bedrooms and air conditioning in all rooms,communal pool.

Eating:

There is room for 5 up to 7 in the living room and 7 in the balcony. To prepare food you will find an oven,  hob, a fridgefreezer, a kettle. Cutlery, crockery, glassware are also provided.

Wheelchair

Not suitable for Wheelchair or people with walking difficulties.

More information Outdoors

The villa is on a complex which has 2 communal swimming pool. Just a short drive away you will find the ancient village of Myndos where they serve the local catch of day as well as international food.   There is a market close on the main road and you can also catch the local bus to the village of Gumusluk, the resort of Yalikavak or the main town of Bodrum where you will find many bars, restaurants and shopping.

Facilities:

Air conditioning all rooms

Private Garden

Fridge

Hob

Kettle

Oven

Dishwasher

Hot water heater

Washing Machine

Linen and Towel provided

Cutlery and Crocker for 7 place settings

Hair dryer

Gumusluk

Stands on the site of the sunken ancient city of Myndos it was one of the oldest inhabited settlements on the peninsula. The village is an official historical site and the area around is protected by rigorously enforced environmental laws. Cars are not allowed into the old village but you can take a stroll down to the many fish restaurants along the sea front display their daily catch. On the sea front there is a shallow walkway formed from stones of the sunken city to a small island called Rabbit Island where rabbits are frequently seen. Gümüslük wakes up late in the morning and stays out late in the evening but this does not take away from peaceful surroundings as any loud noise is prohibited. The sunset is a must to watch as the sun rises behind the hills and set across the bay behind the Greek islands. A perfect holiday retreat for those looking to enjoy its natural and peaceful surroundings and only 20 minutes away from the centre of Bodrum

Welcome Packs

Car Hire

Airport Transfer

Yacht Rental

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