Property Akbuk

The Summer Breeze Village will be built on 50.000 sqm of land using only 15% of the total land leaving the rest of 85% for luxury landscaped gardens, pools and recreational areas. The north of the development is forestry land which will never be built on.

Comprising 3 phases of 2 to 5 bedroom luxury residences, built by an established British/Turkish developer to the highest specifications, Summer Breeze is located on 600m from the beautiful beaches of Akbuk and 15 mins from the town itself.

With stunning sea and mountain views, the residences are highly sought. Owners can also take advantage of the full rental management and developer’s maintenance team who can arrange airport transfers, hire cars, currency exchange facilities, cleaning, laundry and ironing services as well as excursions to local attractions.

This small resort of Akbuk has not been overdeveloped remaining unspoiled with magnificent stretches of clean beaches, gently sloping into the turquoise sea. Akbuk offers the best of both worlds – a precious location but with all modern amenities on hand.

Akbuk is popular with retirees due to the more relaxed, quieter pace of life as well as the stunning lush forest which surrounds the charming town. Being located only an hour from Bodrum international airport allows easy access and a wealth of archaeological gems such as the Temple of Apollo and Ephesus can be visited nearby using public transport.

Other activities available within Akbuk include scuba diving, snorkelling, fishing and water skiing. There are many fine restaurants where you can sample local Turkish foods such as stuffed peppers and vein leaves, traditional kebabs and feta cheese, olives and green tomato salads.

Akbuk is now very accessible via road and sea with its newly extended and refurbished idyllic small harbour as a centre focal point to the village, which allows free mooring for local boats, for both Turkish National and non National.

The first of two golf courses in the area will start to take shape after a directive from the Ministry of Tourism at the start of 2010 with completion due in 2012.