Gundogan Besken
Seaview regency apartments

Bought brand new 3 years ago and rarely used this 2 bedroom fully furnished (has everything!) apartment is a really super knock down price.


£37,000

See original PDF document below from when first built ...
you'll see that this apartment was bought by vendor for £44,000 (3 years ago) and he has spent around £4,000 fully furnishing and equipping it. It includes: all furniture, beds, television, washing machine, fridge freezer, microwave, cooker and hob, kitchen utensils and FULL AIR-CONDITIONING... It's literally ready to go!

http://www.turkeypropertyinvestments.com/properties/bodrum.pdf

Yes... it's even got a private 50m2 garden space!
A nice little complex too ... with Adult and children's swimming pool (150m2), 24 hour security, snack bar, cafe, private parking. This apartment has also been furnished to accommodate 6 sleeping.

This really is a marvellous price! So where is it?


Such a convenient spot ... just 500 metres (5 to 10 mins walk)
from the beach and Gundogan shops, restaurants and entertainment.

Gundogan is a little hotspot on the Bodrum peninsula... a few years ago it was Yalikavak around 10 mins drive down the road with it's millionaire yacht marina... but prices have risen there and neighbouring Gundogan is attracting the overspill ...
but this price is really exceptional! Read more about Gundogan below...


The vendor has priced it to sell!
And it will quickly as I really don't know another bargain for this
price and quality in the area.


Location...
GUNDOGAN - Covered with colourful flowers all year round, Gundogan means `the Sunrise`.Famous for its ancient rock cemeteries and rock formations, it is a small town on the Bodrum Peninsula. Some imaginative people believe that these rock formations are, in fact the remains of an ancient zoo. There may be truth in this, as Gundogan is located very near to the ancient Lelegian city of Madnasa. These historians of antiquity say that the lelegians were skillled in stone work. if you look carefully at these rock formations with a little imagination thrown in then you may see the
wild animals of the ancient zoo carved in stone!

Boat trips leave from here to secluded Bays along the coast. You can catch a ferry to Didim on the other side of the Bay and watch dolphins and seals swim alongside the boat. Situated among tangerine, olive and pine trees, intimate restaurants and cafes built on jetties circle the Bay offering traditional Turkish cuisine. Gundogan is also cheaper than other parts of the peninsula. Relax and take it easy with a chilled glass of wine or the local delicacies. There are large colourful cushions provided to sit on, on the many jetties circulating the Bay where you can chill out, people watch, sip a refreshing drink and watch the waves breaking on the rocks and children playing in the crystal blue waters. This is a great place for snorkeling where you enter the sea from the jetties. Sit at the beach bar and watch the sun go down and witness the spectacular sunsets. There is a small harbour with fishing boats, yachts, gullets and a sailing school offering dingy sailing, windsurfing, jetskis and waterskiing. Across the Bay is `Rabbit Island` which has an old Greek church and standing remains of a Byzantine monastic settlement dated to the 9th C A.D.