LOCATION	Yalikavak
TYPE	villa rental
HIGH SEASON (WEEKLY PRICE)	£ 550
MID SEASON (WEEKLY PRICE)	£ 450
LOW SEASON (WEEKLY PRICE)	£ 300
ANNUAL RENTAL CHARGE (MONTHLY PRICE)	£ 400
SLEEPS MAX	8
BEDROOMS	4
BATHROOMS	3
LAST MINUTE OFFER	CONTACT US
AVAILABLE FOR ANNUAL RENTAL	CONTACT US
SUMMARY	Spacious family holiday villa for rent, Yalikavak, Bodrum.  4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, sleeps 8.  Perfect for family holidays, friends and/or couples wanting to holiday together or long term rental home.  Quiet location, but just 10 minutes walking distance to Yalikavak’s shops, marina and restaurants.  Large private roof terrace with sea views, ideal for barbecues and dining, shared pool, bathing terrace and gardens.

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INSIDE		OUTSIDE
Furnished Separate Dining Area Fire Place Air Conditioning Fridge Freezer Dishwasher Washing Machine TV		Sea View Shared Pool Shared Garden Balcony / Terrace BBQ Facilities Less than 15 minutes walk from Beach Private Parking Vehicle not required

1km from Yalikavak centre, Marina, beach and restaurants. 40-45 min drive from Bodrum Milas Airport. 18km from Bodrum Town - Dolmus service to Bodrum takes approx 30mins. 10 minute walk into Yalikavak village.

This villa has more to offer than most, a quiet location (ideal for families or groups wanting to holiday together), 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, roof terrace with great sea view.  No car required as its just a 10 minute walk into the centre of Yalikavak, one of the Bodrum Peninsula’s prime locations.  Yalikavak, has a multi-million pound marina, boasts excellent fish restaurants and has warm and welcoming village atmosphere which makes you want to return year after year.  Buy fresh fish from one of the stalls in the town centre and barbecue it at home, accompanied by tasty fruits and vegetables from the friendly vendor next to the fish stalls (strategically placed), or chose to dine at one of the tourist or traditional Turkish restaurants which line the pedestrianised ‘main street’ of the old village.

The villa is towards the rear of a small development of apartments and villas (1 of 20).  On entering the villa, there is a double bedroom, complete with wardrobe and bedside cabinets, a bathroom with shower cubicle, WC and wash basin set in a marble surround is next door.  Up several stairs to the mezzanine area, is the open plan living/dining and kitchen area.  Stylishly furnished, the lounge seating area has two comfy leather sofas and matching chair, TV and coffee table.  French doors open up onto a Juliet balcony with a view of the gardens and pool below and Yalikavak village in the background – then the Aegean!  The fully equipped kitchen has a dishwasher, washing machine, microwave, fridge freezer, gas hob and dining table and chairs.

This villa is on three floors, so back track down the stairs and you find two further bedrooms facing the front of the development.  One has two single beds and en-suite shower room and French doors opening up to ground level patio and gardens, the other has two single beds.  Both rooms have wardrobes and cupboard space.  At top floor level, there is a further double bedroom, almost identical to the one at entrance floor level, again with a shower room next door.

From here, take the steps to the door opening onto the large roof terrace and take in the spectacular view.  Flat roofed, white painted houses (typical of this area), olive and mandarin trees and the Aegean sea in the distance.  While away the nights watching Yalikavak light up, barbecue on this roof terrace or if you want some nightlife, take the Dolmus (local mini bus) into Bodrum (20 minutes away).

When you want to cool off, walk down to the communal pool and sunbathing terrace which is set amongst private landscaped gardens.  The pool has a small child’s pool for those unable to swim and wanting to splash about.

YALIKAVAK

Yalıkavak has grown in size over recent years and is very much a place where the locals welcome foreigners with open arms.

Every Thursday there is a weekly market split in 2 halves. Clothes, textiles and traditional Turkish wares on one side, and the other with fruit, vegetables, great choices of olives, herbs and spices.

Walking from the market side to the beach and harbour is an old style pedestrianised bazaar for shopping, with a few boutiques, restaurants and cafes dotted around.

The beach in Yalıkavak is long and narrow lined with a few restaurants it is easy to sit back and not worry where your next drink or meal will come from! Away from the harbour end of town, the quieter the beach becomes.

Yalıkavak is always said to be a little nicer in the summer than other parts of the region due to the gentle offshore breezes.

During the winter months the village retains its sleepy feeling where the residents spend many an hour playing backgammon or chess in the local ‘Kahve’ cafe’s.