One bedroom property in one of the most luxurious projects in Istanbul

Overall Property Information

The residential unit has an area of ​​50 square meters and one bedroom. The kitchen is designed in the style of the American kitchen and has an integrated environment with the reception hall which occupies the most space of the unit, 26 m2, so that the space does not look depressing and closed.

From the entrance to the unit, there is the bathroom door on your right and the open kitchen space on your left.

In the right corner of the reception hall is the terrace door and with panoramic windows which let ambient light in the unit. The terrace with an area of ​​about five m2 overlooking Belgrade Forest as well as a beautiful scenery of Istanbuland creates a cozy and beautiful space for weekend relaxation.

The bedroom is designed next to the terrace where the wall in front of the windows is dedicated to spacious closets and has many regular shelves for picking clothes.

There is a section that allocates to the Laundry Room.

About the Project

The project has been constructed in the Güzeltepe neighborhood located in the Eyüpsultan area. This project is one of the most luxurious and extraordinary projects in Istanbul, which consists of 16 blocks and 1,200 residential units.

This project is designed by KIPTAS and TURLANLAR and is designed in a modern style with concrete and glass facade.

The project provides many recreational facilities for the residents of the complex, including a football field, a tennis court and a basketball court, outdoor and indoor swimming pool as well as children pool, private path for walking and cycling.

In addition the indoor area is monitored 24 hours a day by CCTV cameras and there are no security problems.

About Eyüpsultan District

The Eyüpsultan area is located between Sarir and Sultan Ghazi in the European part of the city.

The region has 22 neighborhoods, the most important of which are Ali Bey Koi, Ishikilar and Topchular. The area is adjacent to the forest with pleasant weather. Its historical and archeological sites include the tomb of Eyüpsultan and the Eyüpsultan Mosque, which dates back to the Ottoman Empire and is currently being restored.

Access to shopping malls and the city center is easily provided by the public transportation system from this area.