Bodrum Loft offers long lease serviced residences, and as a high-end property offering unique style and bohemian luxury, it is the first of its kind in the world to do so. Fully furnished long lease Lofts at Bodrum Loft offer amenities and services one would expect from a five-star hotel such as housekeeping, room service, a well-maintained swimming pool and gardens, common use areas, restaurant, bar, fitness center, spa, private beach and more. Utility costs such as electricity and water bills are included in the long-term lease, as well as an all-risk insurance. All you have to do is to show up with your bags and enjoy your time off.
MACAKIZI LOFT BODRUM
The lease terms start with five years with the option to extend or to transfer the lease. Subleasing to another tenant is also possible through the Bodrum Loft management. The management team handles all subleasing procedures on behalf of the lease holder for a 35% operating fee.
This long lease policy will set a new standard in the high-end real estate world.
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The focus in this award-winning project has been creating progressive adaptable spaces around courtyards, through which one- and two-story housing complexes are connected to each other. Patios link all units, and they are embedded in the terrain, which allows, for every unit, stunning views of the beautiful bay. Each unit has a unique floor plan but features rustic, wooden details and mosaics that give this gorgeous property its character.
2017:
WAF World Architecture Festival 2017, Berlin Leisure-Led Development-Future / Winner
2018:
The Plan Awards / Hospitality / Winner
Leaf Awards / Hospitality Building / Completed and Future / Shortlisted
Bodrum is a yachting paradise known worldwide with its new and improved marinas attracting super and mega yachts; its virgin, natural coves, and bays that offer absolute serenity, as well as small towns studded along the coastline that boast of remarkable shopping, dining and nightlife experiences.
Initiated by Akfen Tourism, known for its modern vision and environmental sensitivity, Bodrum Loft was inspired by the outdoor lifestyle people have led for centuries here in Bodrum and is designed as the perfect setting for the modern village life. A sun-kissed Aegean village that balances simplicity and luxury, with 36 fully furnished and lavishly serviced units that feel like your home away from home. The innovative long-term lease plan designed for your convenience allows you to enjoy the services and amenities of a five-star hotel and none of the hassle of maintenance, at a fraction of the cost. Nature is of utmost importance in this 57,000 square meter property designed by Tabanlıoğlu Architects. Sandalwood and citrus trees along with the evergreen shrubs and bushes endemic to the Mediterranean have been preserved throughout. The units blend further into the topography of the area both with their positioning and the natural rocks that were used in construction. The coating on the rocks was prepared using an ancient Aegean recipe of hay and olive oil, applied with traditional methods. Green roofs were preferred to collect precious rainwater that is recycled through a water filtration system and used in irrigation.
THE MAÇAKIZI FAMILY
Turkey’s most popular summer destination both for local and international visitors renews itself constantly. Every season Bodrum gets on the summer stage and hosts luxurious spots, boutique pleasures and refined delights for a sumptuous adventure. Renowned for its flat-roof white stone houses, perfect summer weather with close to zero humidity, crystal clear Aegean bays and beautiful nature that shelters various types of citrus, the peninsula promises all the decadence the Mediterranean lifestyle offers. The perfect time to visit Bodrum is in the summertime, from May to October.In ancient times, Bodrum has been best known as the home to one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus built by Artemisia II, who adopted and greatly developed this beautiful Aegean city with roots going back to the fourth century BC. It kept its status as an important and coveted port city throughout history, while changing hands between Persians, Greeks, Italians and Ottomans. While its popularity in Turkey and prominence as an archeological treasure trove became apparent only in the middle of 20th century, it wasn’t until the 1970’s that Bodrum became a haven for beauty seekers, local and worldwide, and it partly owes its fame to the efforts and vision of several entrepreneurs who fell in love with it.
