Tiny House Glamping Village (6 cabins)
A small-scale stay of six economical tiny house cabins in a vineyard or olive grove, backed by village breakfast and local produce sales.
- Starting capital
- 7–10M TL
- Mature-year revenue
- 3–4,5M TL
- Mature-year net
- 1–1,8M TL
- Break-even
- 36–60 ay (hibesiz)
About the idea
Concept: six cabins on roughly one decare, placed so they do not overlook each other (e.g. the Pine Chalet 30, Triangle Deck 24 and A-Frame 24 models), a shared breakfast and reception unit, and off-grid solar power and water storage. Revenue: overnight stays (rough assumption: 3,500–5,500 TL per cabin per night at 35–45% average annual occupancy), village breakfast, produce boxes from Güney, Buldan and Eşme growers, and weekend workshops. Why here: some Pamukkale visitors want to stay out of town in nature; the vineyard and olive landscape and the local produce network are already in place. Grants: if a new call opens under TKDK IPARD III measure 302-4 (rural tourism), 60–70% support is possible; the project stays far below the 20-room / 40-bed limit. First step: confirm the land's zoning and agricultural-land status (Law 5403 permit), get quotes from two cabin makers and collect price and occupancy data from three competing sites.
Risks and mitigation
Permanent-structure permits on agricultural land, seasonal occupancy and first-year awareness. Mitigation: no cabin orders before permits are clear, buy modular cabins and open in phases, pre-agree with tour operators and booking platforms.
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