Spacious Stone House located in the centre of the exclusive Turkbuku region on the Bodrum Peninsular. Only 10 minutes walking distance to the beach and in a quiet position. The villa is offered at a special price inclusive of furniture The detached stone house is set within an 800 SQM plot ensuring seclusion and peace. 500m2 Gross, 420 m2 NET COVERED AREA Private Pool Private Parking 2 Fireplaces Heating Outbuildings Closed Kitchen 4 Bathrooms Fully Furnished Available for Loan Reasons to invest in Bodrum: The Turkish Lira is currently very low and this year has traded at a 20% depreciation against the USD which ensures great value to foreign investors offering excellent exchange rates In 2019 revenue from Turkish tourism achieved a $34.5 billion high and $1 billion revenue on accommodation alone with 51.9m Visitors coming to Turkey in that year alone Seeking to re-activate the ancient Sino-Turkic Silk Road trade route, China signed and declared intent to invest into 12 million square meters of land in the vicinity of the Dörttepe district, just 15 minutes from Bodrum International Airport Finally, Turkey offers beautiful beaches, culture and healthy mediterranean food with a year round warm climate > Click for information about Bodrum PeninsulaGolturkbuku InformationTürkbükü (or Göltürkbükü) is a small bay about an hour’s drive away from Bodrum’s city centre, which is favoured by elite travelers both from Istanbul and abroad.
Here you’ll find some of Bodrum’s best hotels, restaurants, and beach clubs that cater to a sophisticated crowd with high budget tastes. Nestled perfectly into the bay’s lush Bougainvillea bushes with beautiful views over the whole bay, Maçakızı is certainly one of Türkbükü’s most luxurious hotels. Modern yet simple, every detail from the jet set inhabited private beach, to the fine dining restaurant, to the minimally decorated breezy rooms are in harmony with Türkbükü’s burgeoning summertime essence. One of the first openings in Türkbükü, Divan Hotel continues to attract the well-to-do travellers with its modern design and its famed restaurant and patisserie. Set under the shade of palm trees, the hotel’s private beach, terraced rooms, outdoor pool, spa, and tennis courts, offer an all inclusive experience focused on luxury and comfort. If you’re staying at Divan or Maçakızı, their restaurants are excellent choices for both breakfast, lunch, and dinner. However, for a change Türkbükü’s other restaurants are also worth a try. Make a reservation at Miam to sit right by the sea and enjoy excellent seafood and meze by candlelight with a cold bottle of Turkish white wine. Right next door, Garo’s is also an excellent choice for fresh fish and meze, with a view of the moon shining over the sea. If it’s late in the evening and you feel like a hefty Turkish snack, then drop by Hoca’nın Yeri for the famous mantı or çiğ börek that is made to perfection. During the day all of Türkbükü’s restaurants and bars turn into beach clubs, with sunbeds on the small piers over the water and all day eating and drinking services. Of course some beach clubs are better than others, especially if you really want to mingle with the best of the bay’s sophisticated crowd. Even if you’re not a guest at Maçakızı, you can make use of the gorgeous private beach for a fee, including the excellent lunch buffet and a cocktail when the sun sets. Another great option is the No.81 Hotel, which also has a beautiful beach during the day, set under the shade of large white umbrellas overlooking the turquoise hue of the sea. Located around the small bridge area next to Divan Hotel is a large open bazaar selling colourful souvenirs, jewellery, and textiles. One of the most popular being İpekçe, which specialises in clothing, jewellery, and home accessories with an ethnic aesthetic. Their kaftans are famous amongst the high end Istanbul crowd.
