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Apartment / Flat 2 bedrooms
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Yalikavak
Turkey

2 bedroom apartment for sale:
Yalikavak Town Centre, Bodrum, Mugla, Aegean, Bodrum, Turkey
BARGAIN VALUE !! 2 Bed apartment located very centrally very close to beautiful sandy beaches in YALIKAVAK - BODRUM
BEST OFFER SO FAR,
FREEHOLD,
KEY TURN-READY
FREEHOLD -READY TO MOVE IN

THE YALIKAVAK - BODRUM APARTMENT FOR SALE
FREEHOLD -READY TO MOVE IN
This resort is located just 500 metres from Yalikavak town centre.
This distance is a flat walk from the complex
Yalikavak has a very good local transport system and is just 17km from Bodrum. The resort is only 700 metres from the sandy beach and 500 metres from the local bazaar giving these properties very good rental potential.
These apartments consist of a living room, open kitchen, WC, shower and 2 bedrooms. Bathrooms come fully tiled and fitted with toilet, shower and wash hand basin with taps. Indoor doors are wooden `American Style` panel doors.
Each apartment has access to a shared pool of 250 m².
Buildings on the site only make up 40% of this development, the rest is communal area, parkland, pool, walkways etc.
The resort has on site security and the perimeter is walled depending on the terrain. A management company takes care of all rubbish collecting, pool and garden maintenance and any other group maintenance necessary for a monthly fee.

Key features:
78 m2
2 Bedrooms
Air Conditioning
Fully Furnished
Double Glazing
On site Cafe-pub-Restaurant -Bar
Communal Swimming Pool
Very good transport links

Free information and viewing service provided with no obligation to buy.
No hidden charges and costs
We are a friendly British and Turkish owned local company working with professional lawyers and we have hundreds of succesfull completions with the foreign national clients.
As Bodrum Can Properties; We are based in Bitez, Bodrum and our client base has primarily built up via the internet and by personal recommendation.
We are pleased to have assisted many satisfied customers purchase properties on the Bodrum Peninsula and make their homes in Turkey.

YALIKAVAK
Yalikavak is situated on the North West tip of the peninsula and the overland journey from Bodrum provides spectacular scenery for the voyager as the road climbs up mountain ranges presenting panoramic views across fertile valleys to the sea. At the mountain`s apex there is a windmill museum and a viewing point providing unbroken vistas of both the north and south bays. One of the largest residential resorts on the peninsula, the town is becoming ever more popular as an alternative to Bodrum. An influx of investment in the area has provided careful, exciting new developments, not least the Port Bodrum Yalikavak Marina complex with its 2,500 capacity open-air amphitheatre, designer shops, café/bars and eateries.

The town centre itself with its myriad of cobbled streets, white washed bougainvillea covered houses, renovated windmill, craft shops and colourful weekly market provides a charming contrast to this newly acquired modern sophistication, which nevertheless marries delightfully. This is an all year round resort with a heart that is unhurriedly relaxed and centred on its picturesque harbour. ted along the extensive promenade you will find waterfront cafes and restaurants specialising in fish and seafood dishes, the perfect location to watch the sunset for which Yalikavak is renowned. Set back from the water`s edge you will find more traditional delicacies on offer and even a nightclub or two.

The coastline stretches for more than 29 km and is split into many small coves and bays. The main beach in Yalikavak town is long and narrow and is quieter the further away from the harbour end of the town. Its sparkling clean sea is one of the few remaining abodes of the endangered Mediterranean Seal and therefore a protected area. The area is rich in archaeological history with the ancient city of Sandima high up on the hills above the modern town being well worth a visit. Sandima was inhabited for more than 600 years by Ottomans and Turks and was only deserted in 1965 when the last villagers moved down to Yalikavak to cultivate citrus fruits and to work in the growing tourist industry.

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