Honest review
Advice for those choosing Bodrum for something other than its noisy waterfront: Bodrum Loft is villas, not a block of floors, and that is the whole point. 36 villas on a hillside, each with its own layout; pines, sandalwood and citrus trees around, and below — a beach of velvet sand and the Aegean Sea.
Take this place if architecture and privacy matter to you: the project is by the Tabanlioglu practice, the finishes are natural wood set with hand-painted Turkish mosaic, and the walls are coated in a traditional Aegean render of hay and olive oil. Here the house continues the landscape, not the other way round.
An engineering detail that shows the approach: the roofs are designed to collect rainwater, which is filtered and used to water the gardens.
The day unfolds unhurriedly: the beach, the spa in a garden overlooking the bay, treatments that shed a whole year's fatigue, the panorama of the sea.
A format for those who want a house of their own by the sea — with Mediterranean traditions, contemporary design and exclusive service.
