Building will commence in January 2008 with a completion date of September 2009.

8km from Bodrum/Milas Airport you will find the charming port town of Gulluk where fishermen, restaurants and cafes line the harbour front. Gulluk will soon have its own marina and is expected to rival that of Bodrum. Many refer to it as the new “Monte Carlo”.

Gulluk, translates to “place of roses”, a charming fishing village that still shows off traditional pastimes but equally abounds with modern living. There are many welcoming bars and restaurants dotted around its pretty bay within minutes walking distance of Marina Court.

The harbour provides a vibrant spot where fishing boats moor alongside yachts with the locals and tourists mingling on the promenade. During the evenings the centre of Gulluk is closed to road traffic allowing people to spill over into the streets and open-air cafes and restaurants.

Local Turkish people have long relished this charming little resort on the Aegean coast for its lovely quaint harbour and delightful beaches. Gulluk is enjoying a renaissance brought about by the relocation of the port area, which has cleared the way for tourism to flourish in the town and surrounding area.
Gulluk is also a working fishing village so each evening you can buy your fish fresh from the boats, stopping after for a drink at one of the bars in the harbour before strolling home.

Add all this charm to beautiful surroundings, low cost of living, year round warm climate and friendly local people and it’s easy to see why more and more people are being drawn to settle here from across Europe.

Building will commence in January 2008 with a completion date of September 2009.

8km from Bodrum/Milas Airport you will find the charming port town of Gulluk where fishermen, restaurants and cafes line the harbour front. Gulluk will soon have its own marina and is expected to rival that of Bodrum. Many refer to it as the new “Monte Carlo”.

Gulluk, translates to “place of roses”, a charming fishing village that still shows off traditional pastimes but equally abounds with modern living. There are many welcoming bars and restaurants dotted around its pretty bay within minutes walking distance of Marina Court.

The harbour provides a vibrant spot where fishing boats moor alongside yachts with the locals and tourists mingling on the promenade. During the evenings the centre of Gulluk is closed to road traffic allowing people to spill over into the streets and open-air cafes and restaurants.

Local Turkish people have long relished this charming little resort on the Aegean coast for its lovely quaint harbour and delightful beaches. Gulluk is enjoying a renaissance brought about by the relocation of the port area, which has cleared the way for tourism to flourish in the town and surrounding area.
Gulluk is also a working fishing village so each evening you can buy your fish fresh from the boats, stopping after for a drink at one of the bars in the harbour before strolling home.

Add all this charm to beautiful surroundings, low cost of living, year round warm climate and friendly local people and it’s easy to see why more and more people are being drawn to settle here from across Europe.

This development is an ideal investment opportunity and the rental potential is excellent. It is due for completion in July 2007. There is a payment scheme available

10% - Deposit
40% - On signing of Contract
25% - 60 days later
20% - 120 days later
5% - Transfer of title deeds

The Tuzla area is the only point where Tuzla Lake unites with the sea in the gulf of Gulluk.

Between October and April, Greater Flamingos flock to the area by the thousands.

Gumusluk is about 20 minutes by car from Bodrum Centre. It is a lively fishing village with many fish restaurants along the shore-line serving freshly caught seafood. There are also assorted shops displaying local handycrafts and gifts. The village is a conservation area and no cars are allowed through the centre.

This is a very rare, special and private community. Gumusluk beach is only 75m level walk through the neighbouring Boutique Hotel, where you will be served your favourite beverage and meal, day or night. Come and swim in the clear blue waters of the Aegean and watch the sun set from the shore.

Harmony Beach is nestled in 10,000m2 of land in this beautiful Tangerine orchard. There is a natural feel with many secluded picnic and barbeque areas, winding walks and flowing rivers. The area separates the 2 blocks of apartments and each block has its own swimming pool, leaving you with a peaceful view of the orchard from you balcony and terrace.

Gumusluk is steeped with ancient history dating back to the 5th Century BC and earlier, most famous for its connections with Julius Caesar, Brutus, Mark Anthony, Cleopatra etc. It is still a small peaceful village today, situated on the west coast of the Bodrum peninsula and now famous for its freshly caught seafood restaurants which line the bay.

If you are buying your very first property, lookng for an upmarket area for a romantic getaway or just dipping your toe in the water for your very first overseas investment property, Harmony Beach is the perfect choice.

Gumbet offers something for everyone. It is popular with both domestic and foreign tourists for the sun and sea in the day time and its varied and lively night life after dark.

Old windmills stand on the hill that divides Bodrum and Gumbet and many people climb the hill to visit the windmills and experience the stunning views.

On the other side of Gümbet hill there is the graveyard of Cevat Þakir Kabaaðaclý, the famous author known as 'The Fisherman of Halicarnassos' who was exiled to Bodrum and went on to make it famous amongst the intellectuals and artists of Istanbul.

Yalikavak is on the Bodrum Peninsula, one of Turkey's most beautiful regions. With a Mediterranean climate that ensures year-round appeal, it is also home to sweet mandarin and olive groves and gorgeous beaches lapped by the warm, clear waters of the Aegean.

A fascinating history dates back to Ancient Greek and Roman times, providing a rich archaeological backdrop to Yalikavak's distinctly Turkish charms.

Behind the façade of tradition you'll find the modern luxuries that really bring Yalikavak to life, including first class restaurants, international art galleries and boutiques flaunting the best of European style.

Gumbet offers something for everyone. It is popular with both domestic and foreign tourists for the sun and sea in the day time and its varied and lively night life after dark.

Old windmills stand on the hill that divides Bodrum and Gumbet and many people climb the hill to visit the windmills and experience the stunning views.

On the other side of Gümbet hill there is the graveyard of Cevat Þakir Kabaaðaclý, the famous author known as 'The Fisherman of Halicarnassos' who was exiled to Bodrum and went on to make it famous amongst the intellectuals and artists of Istanbul.

Silver Bay boasts some of the best views Gumusluk has to offer, each apartment has uninterrupted views of the Agean Sea.

The development has a large, luxurious swimming pool, childrens pool. Each apartment has a parking space at its entrance. The gardens have been beautifully landscaped.

Gumusluk is about 20 minutes by car from Bodrum Centre. It is a lively fishing village with many fish restaurants along the shore-line serving freshly caught seafood. There are also assorted shops displaying local handycrafts and gifts. The village is a conservation area and no cars are allowed through the centre.

Palm Tree Villas are on a residential development in a rural setting. You will see some of the most spectacular vies as you arrive at the private road to Deep Valley. Within a 5 minute drive of Yalikavak Centre, Deep Valley offers an intimate unrivalled mix of 5 Palm Tree Villas with private pools, 6 detached Eucalyptus Duplexes and 16 Mimosa Apartments in 8 blocks with an oversized communal pool.

For many years Yalikavak has been one of the most important fishing centres on the Turkish aegean; home to fleets of fishermen and sponge divers. Today, the majority of the local men still fork the sea. Yalikavak remains the same, combining the ambiance of a hardworking fishing town and the recent influence of tourism with cafes, rstaurants, bars; the harbour in Yalikavak, with its fishing boats unloading their catch and the presence of sleek yachts unloading passengers. A unique atmosphere of industry, relaxed holiday visitors and friendly helpful locals.