This 2 Bed 99m2 brand new apartment is located on the popular Samira complex in Gokcebel. The complex is well designed and there is a huge shared pool and pretty gardens. Monthly fees are for an apartment 90TL, for a duplex 100TL and for a triplex 110TL.

WE ALSO HAVE SEVERAL STILL LEFT FOR SALE HERE ON SAMIRA WITH OTHER VARIOUS PRICES....

Brand new apartments and villas (32 PROPERTIES ALTOGETHER) set in a lovely small complex with a high quality finish, beautiful landscaping and a large infinity pool. A truly special location, nestled in an old olive orchard where many of the original olive trees and rock formations have been maintained. Only 2km to centre of Yalikavak with its marina and 1.5km to the beach. For those that want both the traditional turkish charm and easy access to the restaurants, beaches and bars. Wonderful location in the heart of the traditional stone built village of Gokcebel only 2km from Yalikavak. This complex has shared pool and market close by. The complex is surrounded by old olive trees. Ensuring that the existing ancient rocks and trees are untouched and the fact that the neighbouring land is a green hillside adds to the relaxation and character of the development.



JARDIN GOKCEBEL..."Lacing Turkey’s western shores, the sleepy hamlet of Gokcebel looks out to the striking cobalt blue seas and undulating vistas of outlying islands. A peaceful dreamy bay, dotted with sugar cubed buildings, the village remains typically traditional and unspoilt and is an idyllic hideaway where you can unwind and savour the Turkish way of life." Sliding down a gentle hillside, Gokcebel is encircled by leafy olive groves, sweet-scented mandarin orchards, aromatic herbs and colourful Mediterranean flowers that delicately perfume the pure sea air. Lying in the Bodrum Peninsula, which has over 150 beaches, the area is renowned for its glass like waters and there is an abundance of fresh fish and seafood. If you’re feeling active, take a leisurely walk into Yalikavak, a former fishing hamlet and wander the vibrant market stalls where you can barter for a bargain and enjoy an alfresco dinner at one of the many eateries. Gokcebel has hardly touched by tourism, the village has a couple of shops and a bakery, where the tempting aroma of freshly-made bread can be smelt all around. Criss-crossing walking trails and paths lure you into mandarin orchards, fig groves and flower-filled fields where it`s easy to lose days soaking up the silence and eye-popping panoramas. Grab a map and pepper your explorations with visits to some of the area`s haunting archeological remains. Sprinkled around the hills are crumbled ancient watchtowers, the remnants of a local aqueduct and white-sailed, rustic windmills.