Thoughtfully Placed in Nature.
The houses of Erra are designed for visiting artists and students to find inspiration within nature, rest and reconnect.
Surrounded by pine forests and olive trees, the houses at Erra invite a different rhythm of living. Here, art is woven into the landscape, nature becomes part of the experience, and every moment offers space for reflection and renewal.
Whether arriving to create, learn, or simply pause, guests are encouraged to shape their own experience — guided by the quiet beauty of the land. Mornings begin with birdsong and fresh air drifting through the trees, while days unfold between nature, conversation, and creativity.
Scattered throughout the property, artworks appear as natural extensions of the landscape, creating unexpected encounters between art and earth. Rooted in the spirit of Erra, each house offers a place to slow down, reconnect, and experience the peninsula from a different perspective—one shaped by nature, culture, and a sense of belonging.
Erra offers 15 guest rooms with a total capacity of 36 beds.
As Erra is thoughtfully integrated into its natural surroundings, with uneven pathways and a landscape-led layout, the property may not be suitable for guests with limited mobility. At present, dedicated accessibility facilities are not available.
The stone houses.
Five independent houses named after the ancient Leleg settlements that once shaped this landscape. Designed for those who wish to create, reflect, and find their own rhythm.
Artist House · 2+1
Madnasa
Carrying the memory of a Leleg settlement rooted in this landscape.
Artist House · 2+1
Myndos
Named after one of the ancient settlements of the Bodrum Peninsula.
Artist House · 2+1
Uranion
Part of the ancient network of settlements that once shaped the peninsula.
Artist House · 1+1
Thangela
Echoing the layered history of Bodrum's ancient landscape.
Artist House · 1+1
Syangela
Named after a settlement belonging to the region's early inhabitants.
Living together.
Named after ancient settlements of the peninsula, Sandima and Sibda are shared houses designed around community, conversation, and creative exchange — a setting where ideas are shaped collectively and everyday moments become part of the experience.
Shared House
Sandima
Where conversations begin and ideas find company.
Shared House
Sibda
Where learning is shared, and creativity grows through connection.