A Mediterranean Architectural Masterpiece
Villa Gökçe occupies the furthest point of the peninsula, extending above the bay like the prow of a vessel set toward the open horizon. With the sea unfolding ahead and forest enclosing it on all sides, the villa commands a rare, uninterrupted 180-degree outlook where landscape and architecture exist in deliberate balance. This is not simply a residence, but an architectural stance - one defined as much by silence and space as by form.
Glass, stone, timber and metal are brought together not to embellish the view, but to clarify it. Materials are restrained, purposeful, and quietly expressive. Wherever the eye settles, sea and nature are present at once. Here, stillness becomes the most valuable element of the architecture.
The character of Villa Gökçe is shaped not by display, but by craft. Stone formed by history and terrain, worked timber, hand-forged iron and natural textures are shaped with patience and precision, then translated into a contemporary architectural language. Nothing is added for effect. Every element belongs to a wider composition: the architecture does not compete with the landscape - it frames it. As interior and exterior spaces flow seamlessly into one another, life unfolds between shaded terraces, forest air and open sky. Luxury here is defined not by excess, but by depth.
To live at Villa Gökçe is to inhabit a work of art - one born of intention rather than trend, calm yet resolute against time. The weight of materials, the generosity of space and the movement of light create a lasting sense of grounding and permanence. It is visually commanding, yet emotionally quiet; powerful in presence, gentle in spirit. Villa Gökçe is designed not to impress, but to endure - and to be remembered.
Stepping inside Villa Gökçe is an experience of scale, light, and calm precision. The interiors are generous yet restrained, where contemporary architecture is softened by natural materials and handcrafted details. Vast openings frame uninterrupted views of forest and sea, allowing the landscape to become a constant presence within the home.
The double-height living and dining areas form the heart of the villa - open, fluid spaces designed for slow mornings, shared meals, and quiet evenings. Stone, timber, and iron are used not as decoration, but as structure and substance. Every surface carries a tactile quality, grounding the architecture in its natural setting.
Private sleeping quarters offer a sense of retreat and stillness. Master suites open gently toward the horizon, while the guest rooms remain cool and serene, embraced by forest views. Across the garden, the separate guest house provides full independence without isolation - a discreet extension of the villa’s living rhythm.
Living & Kitchen
Comfort & Services
Outdoors at Villa Gökçe is where the peninsula reveals its full drama. Landscaped gardens unfold across the hillside, opening onto sweeping views of Gökçe Gemile Bay, dense forest, and the open Mediterranean horizon. Every path, terrace, and shaded corner is positioned to invite pause - to sit, to breathe, to observe.
At the centre of the garden lies the villa’s defining feature: a vast lake-style infinity pool that appears to merge seamlessly with the sea beyond. The water reflects changing light throughout the day, from early morning calm to long, glowing sunsets. Nearby, natural stone elements, a sculptural alfresco dining table carved from a monumental boulder, and softly shaded lounging areas create an atmosphere that feels elemental rather than designed.
The outdoor spaces are conceived for both stillness and play. From private coves and beach access via the funicular, to water sports, terraces, and forest trails, Villa Gökçe offers a rare balance - complete privacy with a sense of freedom and openness that extends far beyond the garden itself.
Nature & Recreation
Additional Outdoor Facilities
Gökçe Gemile boat
Gökçe Gemile yacht
Gated grounds
Private parking
Beach towels
A Mediterranean Architectural Masterpiece
A stone house, drawn from a storybook.
A sanctuary shaped by art, stone, and silence.
A private island–style estate, entirely your own.
