Two-bedroom house with a view of the forest in Istanbul

Overall Property Information

From the front door, there is a narrow and short hallway that on the left side of it some shelves are installed. As you go ahead, the reception hall with modern interior decoration appears.

Next to the reception hall, there is an open plan kitchen which has cabinets on two sides and cabinets of the shared area with the reception hall are used as a dining table. Adjacent to the reception hall is the terrace which is cheerful and calm. On the left side of the hallway is the bedroom corridor where at the end of it, the master bedroom is placed. Another bedroom is beside the master on the right side of the corridor.

In addition to the terrace of the reception hall, a terrace is connected to the bedroom, which shows itself in an L-shaped geometry. This terrace has an area of 12 square meters and is decorated with apartment plants.

About the project

KIPTAS and TURLANLAR are the construction companies of the project, which started construction in 2012 and completed and delivered all the units in 2019. The project consists of 16 blocks and 4,000 residences, of which 1,200 have been commissioned in the first phase and 900 in the second phase.

The floors of the complex start from 13 and continue up to 38. The area where the project was built is Eyub Sultan area and Guzel Hill neighborhood, which is one of the beautiful European parts of Istanbul.

The project is 10 minutes away to the city center, 12 km to Shahdatmour Bridge and 29 km to the airport.

The distance between the complex to Istanbul Wadi and the important shopping centers of the city is only 5 minutes.

In addition to the dwellings, the project has two mosques and two schools with 36 classrooms, surrounded by green space and decorated with a variety of fragrant and beautiful plants.

About Eyüpsultan District

Eyüpsultan region is situated in European part of Istanbul, adjacent to Belgrad forest.

As this area is one of the historical and old areas of the city, many ancient buildings have been left in it from the Ottoman period, such as the Jafar Pasha Historical School and the Central Historical Complex.

Therefore, investing in this region will be one of the most profitable investments