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Here are some details and pictures of the house in Gundogan,
it is a 3 bed roomed, 3 bath roomed triplex on the prestigious Afrodit sitesi on the east of the bay (nice sunsets) it has sea and harbour views as the pictures show.
it has full pvc wood effect windows and doors except the front door which is a steel security door.
it has new ornate security grills on most of the accessible doors and windows. it has 2 balconies and a private roof terrace with great views.
it is sold partly furnished with TV , satellite, cooker, fridge, double bed (with storage) 3 single beds 2 with storage, bed settee, wardrobe and 2 chests of draws, table and chairs, electric water heater and more.
stairs and most floors are marble
it has garden area to the front and rear so all day you can sit in sun or shade as they are east and west facing
as for location it is on the Afrodit sitesi which has a swimming pool being completed this year.
it is a 15 - 20 min walk to Gundogun centre or 3 or 4 mins by car , bus or taxi.
it is a 10 min walk to Tubucku beach and restaurants or 2 mins by car.
there is off road parking ( being improved over the winter).
Ground floor entrance and window with sea views
Kitchen
Above sunsets on the roof terrace
Below Gundogan at night
Spirel staircase and toilet
Gundogan beech and harbour
Bedroom with sea views
The weekly traditional market in gundogan
A traditional Turkish wedding reception
and it's own private balcony
Tubucku beech 5-10 mins walk
Gundogan beech 15-20 mins walk
Known in antiquity as Farilya, Gundogan rightly claims to have been one of the earliest human settlements on the peninsula as Old Bronze Age ceramics, polished stone axes and milling stones have been found in a nearby cave. This extensive cavern encrusted with stalagmites and stalactites is a natural wonder not to be missed.
Yet another fascinating destination for visitors to Gundogan is Big Rabbit Island with its still standing remains of a Byzantine monastic settlement, provisionally dated to the 9th century A.D.
Today Gundogan is a quite relaxing place, its touristic facilities surrounding the long bay which is a paradise for swimmers and watersports enthusiasts alike.
Gundogan's hotels and restaurants go out of their way to make guests welcome and contented so they will come again.
Speaking volumes for Gundogan is fact that many high level members of the diplomatic service, active and retired, have made it their summer retreat.
(TAKEN FROM BODRUM LIFE)
3rd bedroom
Just 18 km from Bodrum, Gundogan is one of the least known holiday resorts on the peninsula.
The village itself is small and calm with clean and enjoyable beaches. The cafes and tiny restaurants providing local food offer an authentic ambiance.
Nature lovers may appriciate the chance to join a guided trekking group to explore the surrounding countryside. A visit by boat to the nearby 'Apostol' Island with its ruined, but romantic, Byzantine church is always a delight.
(TAKEN FROM TURKISH TURQUOISE COAST GUIDE)
Our property is for sale for £80,000 others are for sale from £113,000 to £140,000 all are of the same basic design and all within 50m of ours.
Roof kitchen
LINKS to other houses within 30M of ours for sale.
