his 6+1 ultra-luxury villa sits 175 metres from the sea in Gündoğan, on the northern shore of the Bodrum Peninsula, where the coastline is wide, the bays are quiet and the water stays clear well into autumn. Every villa faces the sunset and the islands, and every room has a sea view.

The main building offers 225 m² across three levels: an open-plan living and kitchen area of 45.70 m² with a fireplace, opening onto a 22.73 m² terrace and a private 3.5 × 10 m pool. Five bedrooms, a dressing room, four bathrooms, a guest WC, a laundry and ironing room, and a technical room complete the layout. A separate 40 m² guest house adds a living area, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom — ideal for visitors, staff or a home office.

Natural stone, travertine and timber accents give the architecture a quiet relationship with the landscape rather than an argument with it. Inside, natural stone flooring in the living areas, laminated parquet in the bedrooms, custom LINEADECOR kitchen and bathroom cabinetry with porcelain countertops, and recessed ceilings with concealed lighting.

The engineering is the part that rarely shows in photographs and matters most in practice: Daikin VRF heating and cooling, a Daikin heat pump with underfloor heating as a second winter circuit, a Hager smart home system, a master switch that turns off all lighting as you leave, Siemens built-in appliances, imported SCHUCO aluminium joinery, shutters on every window, and a generator sized to run the entire house.