MOUNTAINS AND SPECTACULAR SUNSETS 2 BEDROOM DEATCED VILLA WITH PRIVATE POOL

The villa measures 100 m² and has 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, an open plan kitchen and living room which opens onto the ground floor balcony. Within the private garden, this villa also has its own private pool.

Apart from the villa’s private pool, the site offers:
*10 separate pools including two children"s pools, indoor pool and water park
*Children’s playground
*Tennis Court
*Basketball Court
*Table Tennis
*Gym
*Sauna
*Free Wi-Fi Internet across the site
*Mini market
*Restaurant

Services available include:

- 24/7 Technical Services
- 24/7 Cleaning Services
- 24/7 Security Services
- Professional Site Management
- 24/7 CCTV surveillance

With all of these services and facilities, this property offers a good opportunity for those who are interested in generating a rental income.

About Yalikavak:

Yalikavak is situated on the northwestern coast of the Bodrum peninsula. Due to its west-facing position, Yalikavak is famed for its spectacular sunsets. Boasting stunning scenery, crystal clear water (including blue flag beaches), and a serene atmosphere, Yalikavak has become a very desirable area in recent years; arguably the most desirable district on the Bodrum peninsula.

In terms of amenities, its charming town is very well served by many shops, supermarkets, cafes, renowned restaurants, and a weekly market selling fresh natural produce as well as textiles and other goods.

The town also has a stunning and prestigious new 12,000 m² marina. The Palmarina Bodrum undoubtedly brings a luxury yet tasteful edge to complement the traditional and unspoilt town of Yalikavak. The marina also offers practical facilities to fulfil one"s daily needs and requirements. There are 57 commercial units including shops, restaurants, cafes, a health club and spa, as well as a 700 m² sea water swimming pool, all set on a landscape of patios, pathways, green grass and decorative water pools all lined with palm trees. The Palmarina Bodrum is attracting visitors, via land and sea, to the already popular town of Yalikavak.