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Other Details:
The villa stands in a 16 villa complex on 4500 square metres of land. All villas view the sea as they overlook the bays of Koyunbaba and Cukurbukand the Greek island of Kalimnos. The swimming pool is shared by the residents. The complex is surrounded by 2000m² of greenery, which gives the inhabitants of Vardar Villas a relaxing and peaceful environment.
It is easily accessible by public transportation "Dolmus" and takes only 30 minutes to get to the complex from central Bodrum. The main road is only 50m away. There is a shop within 200m and local restaurants can be found within 300m. The beach is 400m away.
This development represents good potential for rental income and capital growth. You can come to see the Villas on an inspection trip at any time. We recommend that you arrange your inspection visit at your earliest convenience, as we are expecting to receive a price update anytime before March.
Current Status of the Villas
Completed and ready to occupy. We also offer a furnishing package so that it can be ready to occupy immediately.
Furnishing Package:
When you have decided to buy your villa we can offer you a furnishing package with different options for white goods, furniture, beds, mattresses, etc from the most well known and reliable brands available on the market. This includes arranging a visit to the showrooms before making your choice. After you have made your selection, we control and organize the purchase and delivery on your behalf and keep you updated throughout with regular reports and pictures at each stage.
Distances from Vardar Villas
• Main Road 50m
• Beach 400m
• Gumusluk Village 2km
• Yalikavak Village 6m
• Bodrum City Center 23km
• Bodrum Airport 55km.
The Town and Setting
Gumusluk stands on the site of the ancient Carian city of Myndus whose seafront sections slid into the sea 2500 years ago. Today, these barely submerged remains are a magnet for snorkellers and underwater photographers. The land site is yet to be fully excavated, but traces of antiquity can be spotted in empty fields, sounding an evocative echo of a distant age. Country walks around Gumusluk are invigorating and rewarding, especially in spring and early summer when riotous displays of wild flowers cast their rural spell and mingle their fragrance with the smell of the sea. ‘Rabbit Island’, situated in the middle of the bay and accessible by a partially sunken causeway, offers a magnificent panorama and, yes, a glimpse of rabbits scurrying about.
Gumusluk’s current attraction is the plethora of fine fish and seafood restaurants, a ‘must’ of a visit to the region. Its other attribute is the serenity of its nights.
Climate
Bodrum, shows typical Mediterranean climate characterized with hot summers and mild winters. Summer season is from May to Late September providing a sea-water temperature up to 23°C and a daily temperature up to 30°C
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