Villa Tugra | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Bodrum

Bitez, the Bodrum Peninsula’s most understated resort, sits 3km from Villa Tugra—far enough to feel like a retreat, close enough that Mediterranean café culture is a short walk away. You’re in Konacik, an ancient settlement 5km north of Bodrum proper, where Turkish hospitality meets Aegean sunshine on a peninsula that’s hosted civilisations for millennia. This single-storey villa, built from honey-coloured local stone, accommodates 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, each with its own ensuite. The approach through wrought-iron gates reveals what matters most: privacy, space, and the kind of outdoor living that makes indoor rooms feel like secondary features.

Inside Villa Tugra

Step through the entrance into an open-plan living and dining territory that floods with southern light. The living room seats six comfortably on a wraparound grey sofa, anchored by a working fireplace—essential during Bodrum’s surprisingly cool winter months (November to March). Floor-to-ceiling glass doors slide open to the terrace, collapsing the boundary between inside and out. A neutral palette of whites, soft greys, and natural stone keeps the eye moving outward. The entertainment system includes a flat-screen television with DVD and satellite channels; when the sun sets over the gardens, you’ll understand why.

The kitchen runs alongside the living area: white cabinetry, a full-sized oven and hob, built-in microwave, dishwasher, and an American-style refrigerator-freezer stocked to your specification before arrival. This is the kind of kitchen that transforms holiday cooking from obligation into pleasure. A dining table with seating for six sits adjacent, ideal for group meals or spreading out breakfast across multiple courses.

Villa Tugra sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The master bedroom features a large double bed, built-in Jacuzzi bath, and an ensuite bathroom with walk-in rainfall shower. Glass doors open directly onto a private balcony overlooking the garden and pool area—the sound of the water feature carries through on summer mornings. The second bedroom contains a double bed with ensuite shower room and individual climate control. The third bedroom has twin single beds (convertible to a double configuration) with ensuite walk-in shower. All bedrooms feature air conditioning, quality bedding, hairdryers, and ample wardrobe storage. A travel cot and highchair are available on request for families with young children.

Practical amenities include Wi-Fi throughout (critical for those who can’t fully disconnect), a washing machine and iron for extended stays, and a safe for valuables. A single parking space is allocated to the villa. The property operates year-round with air conditioning in summer and heating in winter, plus the fireplace for those atmospheric evenings when the temperature drops.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The walled garden transforms the outdoor space into a private sanctuary. Mature trees provide natural shade—essential given Bodrum’s intense July and August heat. The swimming pool measures 9.2 metres by 5 metres with a consistent 1.5-metre depth, operational from April through October. This isn’t a plunge pool; it’s long enough for genuine lengths before breakfast, or perfect for afternoon cooling dips when the terrace temperature climbs past 35 degrees. Eight modern mesh sun loungers, each with individual adjustable positioning, surround the pool deck alongside large parasols that filter rather than eliminate the sun.

A pergola-shaded seating area overlooks the pool, ideal for morning coffee, afternoon reading, or sunset drinks. The covered outdoor dining zone features a traditional Turkish barbecue—the kind where you watch charcoal-grilled fish and lamb preparations happen in real time. This terrace receives evening shade from the villa’s western wall, making al fresco dining comfortable even during peak summer months. The sound of water from the feature echoes across the space; local birds visit during early mornings. The entire garden is enclosed by high stone walls, creating genuine privacy despite the gated community location.

Location: Bodrum and the Surrounding Area

Villa Tugra occupies the northern edge of Bodrum’s tourist triangle, positioned between three distinct resort personalities. Bitez, 3km south, is the contemplative choice—a crescent sandy beach with mountain backdrop, windsurfing schools, beachfront hamams, and Thursday morning markets selling citrus from local orchards, caught fish still on ice, and honey from family apiaries. The Bitez Hamman offers traditional Turkish bathing rituals, the perfect welcome ceremony before settling into holiday mode.

Gumbet, 5km further south, represents Bodrum’s nightlife epicentre. Beach clubs like Sarnic (the peninsula’s oldest) and Buddha Bar bring international DJs, sunset parties, and the kind of cosmopolitan energy that attracts younger crowds. Xuma in Yalikavak, 20km southeast, offers upscale beach club culture with Chill Out Festival vibes and an adults-only atmosphere.

Bodrum town itself, 5km south, anchors the region with historical substance. St Peter’s Castle dominates the waterfront—a crusader fortress built in the 15th century using stones from the ancient Mausoleum of Halicarnassus (one of the Seven Wonders). The Underwater Archaeology Museum showcases shipwrecks and artefacts spanning millennia. The waterfront marina hosts daily gulet (wooden yacht) departures for Aegean cruising, swimming, and snorkelling across turquoise waters.

Yalikavak, 20km east, has transformed from a fishing village into a leisure destination. The sprawling marina displays superyachts from around the globe; adjacent marble shopping arcades rival Milan in designer concentration. The town’s transformation over the past decade reflects Turkish economic dynamism without losing its authentic restaurant culture.

Cultural excursions extend into serious archaeology. Ephesus, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, lies 90km northeast (roughly 90 minutes by car). The Library of Celsus still stands largely intact—one of antiquity’s most sophisticated buildings. The Temple of Artemis ruins nearby echo the site’s Hellenistic grandeur. Pamukkale, 200km northeast, showcases travertine terraces and the thermal pools where legend places Cleopatra bathing. The geological formations create otherworldly landscapes, white cotton-like cascades descending mountainsides. Both sites warrant day trips or overnight stays.

The ferry from Bodrum harbour to Kos (Greek island) departs daily, a 30-minute crossing that places ancient Greek temples, Byzantine fortifications, and Mediterranean island life within immediate reach. Explore our luxury villas in Turkey and our full collection in Bodrum. For destination inspiration, read our comprehensive Turkey travel guide.

Bodrum International Airport sits 50km west; taxi transfer takes approximately 50 minutes via the coastal highway. Public transport connects reliably to all towns mentioned. Weekly markets in Bitez (Thursdays) and flea markets (Sundays) supply fresh provisions and local crafts. Supermarkets within 500 metres of Villa Tugra stock international brands alongside Turkish specialities. Restaurants within walking distance range from casual mezes to fine dining establishments overlooking the bay.

Seasonal patterns matter. April through June brings perfect temperatures (24-28°C), fewer crowds, and wildflowers across hillsides. July and August deliver peak heat (35-38°C) but the most reliable sunshine and sea warmth. September and October offer autumn beauty with still-warm water and thinning tourist numbers. November through March brings cooler weather (12-18°C), occasional rain, and the local calendar—fishing season peaks, winter markets operate, and villages reclaim themselves from tourism.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended family groups of 4-6 adults find the three separate ensuites essential—no negotiation over bathroom schedules. Couples appreciate the master bedroom’s privacy and Jacuzzi bath after days exploring archaeological sites. Multi-generational families benefit from the ground-floor layout (no stairs), the travel cot provision, and proximity to Bitez’s child-friendly beaches with shallow zones and calm mornings. Four friends travelling together divide costs while maintaining individual bedroom privacy. Remote workers appreciate the reliable Wi-Fi and quiet garden workspace during mornings, with beach time available by lunchtime. The villa suits guests seeking authentic Bodrum experiences rather than all-inclusive resort anonymity.

Practical Information

Villa Tugra accommodates 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. All bedrooms feature ensuite bathrooms. Bodrum International Airport is 50km distant; transfer takes 45-50 minutes by private taxi or car rental. Supermarkets and restaurants are within walking distance (500 metres). Included in rental: air conditioning and heating, Wi-Fi throughout, satellite television with DVD player, all bed linen and towels, pool access (April-October), and initial welcome provisions. Pool heating is seasonal (April through October). Parking accommodates one vehicle. Check-in is typically from 4pm; checkout from 11am, with flexibility available on request. The villa operates year-round. Pets are not permitted. Smoking is prohibited indoors; designated outdoor areas available.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Tugra

How many guests does Villa Tugra sleep?

Villa Tugra accommodates 6 guests across 3 bedrooms. The master bedroom contains a double bed; the second bedroom contains a double bed; the third bedroom contains twin single beds (convertible to a double configuration). All three bedrooms have ensuite bathrooms. A travel cot for infants and highchair are available on request, suitable for families with very young children.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Tugra in Bodrum?

Bodrum International Airport (BJY) is approximately 50km west of Villa Tugra. Transfer time by private taxi or rental vehicle is 45-50 minutes via the coastal highway. Public transport (minibus/dolmus services) operates from the airport to Bodrum town centre (60km, approximately 60-75 minutes), from which local minibuses serve Bitez and Konacik. The drive from Istanbul or Izmir to Bodrum (respectively 8 hours and 2.5 hours) is possible but typically requires overnight stops or early morning starts.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Tugra?

April through June offers ideal conditions: temperatures of 24-28°C, wildflower blooms across hillsides, manageable crowds, and reliable sunshine. September and October provide warmth (26-30°C), calm seas, and thinner tourist numbers. July and August deliver peak heat (35-38°C) with intense sunshine—suitable only for heat-tolerant guests—but guarantee dry weather and the warmest sea temperatures. November through March brings cooler, occasionally rainy weather (12-18°C) but authentic local atmosphere, lower prices, and winter market culture. The pool operates April through October; outside these months the villa relies on heating and fireplace comfort.

Is Villa Tugra suitable for families with children?

Yes. The private pool (9.2m x 5m, 1.5m depth) provides safe, enclosed swimming without lifeguard crowds. Bitez beach, 3km away, contains shallow zones ideal for young children with calm morning conditions. A travel cot and highchair are available on request. The ground-floor layout eliminates stair safety concerns. The walled garden and gated community provide secure play spaces. Proximity to supermarkets (within 500 metres) makes stocking children’s food preferences straightforward. Air conditioning throughout means escape from peak heat. Evening entertainment includes DVD players and television. The fireplace offers atmospheric ambiance during cooler months. Restaurants within walking distance serve family-friendly mezes and grilled fish. The villa suits multi-generational family groups particularly well due to spatial separation and ensuite arrangements.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Tugra?

Included in all weekly and monthly rentals: air conditioning and heating throughout the villa, Wi-Fi internet access, satellite television with DVD player, all bed linen and bath towels, pool access during operational season (April-October), initial welcome provisions (coffee, tea, basic pantry items), and use of all outdoor furniture and features. The working fireplace is available for winter comfort. Utilities (electricity, water, gas) are included. A travel cot and highchair are available at no additional charge on request. Pool maintenance is included during the operational season. Parking for one vehicle is allocated. Standard cleaning is included; additional cleaning between guests is managed by management.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Tugra?

A supermarket operates within 500 metres (approximately 8-minute walk), stocking fresh produce, Turkish specialities, and international brands. Bitez, 3km south via regular minibus or taxi, contains 20+ restaurants and cafes—from casual mezze houses to fine dining establishments overlooking the bay. Thursday morning markets in Bitez sell produce, fresh fish, local honey, and olive oils from surrounding orchards and apiaries. Sunday flea markets offer Turkish crafts and antiques. Restaurants within walking distance of the villa (1-2km) serve grilled fish, lamb kebabs, and traditional Turkish breakfast spreads. Bodrum town, 5km south, provides fine dining, international cuisine, and waterfront tavernas. Yalikavak, 20km east, combines marina-side restaurants with upscale shopping in marble arcades. All towns are accessible by local minibus (dolmus) services operating throughout the day.