Property Description

For those looking for a stone house for sale in Gümüşlük, this special structure located within the tranquil fabric of the village center is a rare option that combines the architectural identity inherited from the past with the comfort of modern living. Built in the 1940s with local Bodrum stone, the house has shaped itself within the natural rhythm of village life, preserving its uniqueness to this day along with the traditional stone oven in its courtyard. Its proximity to daily living needs and the beach makes the house a balanced position in terms of both living and long-term use.

In 2024, the structure underwent a comprehensive renovation process under the guidance of an architect specialized in the restoration of historical stone buildings, making it suitable for today's expectations without losing its character. The preservation of the stone texture, spatial proportions, and the spirit of the building transforms this house into a meaningful living space for those seeking atmosphere over square meters.

Building and Living Features

The house has a simple and functional layout consisting of an open-plan living room and kitchen area, one bedroom, and a bathroom. The interior features a timeless and balanced atmosphere created by the use of micro-cement floors, wooden joinery, and aluminum doors. Living spaces that receive direct sunlight, combined with the natural coolness and silence provided by the stone walls, offer comfortable use throughout the year. The spatial design responds clearly to modern living expectations while preserving the simple character of the village house.

Regional and Environmental Information

The stone house, located close to the center of Gümüşlük village, is within walking distance to the beach, markets, and daily living points. The spacious private courtyard and the second small courtyard are among the strongest character elements of the house. These open areas, offering peaceful moments in the shade of the olive tree, complete the historical identity of the house along with the detail of the stone oven. The approximately 80-year-old traditional stone oven is not just a structural element but a unique detail that carries the memory of village life.