Investment overview
Price Guidance
€130,000 – €320,000
1–3
Bedrooms
1–3
Bathrooms
1–3
Balconies
53–120 m²
Interior space
9
Floors
10
Blocks
2025
Year built
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Leader
Alperen Yılmaz started at Alanya Eiendom in 2017, mastering the international real estate market from the ground up. In 2023, he earned degrees in engineering and real estate management. In 2026, he became CEO and owner. He combines engineering precision with professional real estate services and is committed to the highest standards in Turkey and a world-class experience for global clients.
Avsallar sits at the point where Antalya's resort belt transitions toward Alanya - a coastal district of pine-covered slopes, a long sandy shore, and a pace several notches quieter than the city centre. This complex occupies 52,000 sqm of flat land on the district's residential spine, and that figure defines everything about the project: ten blocks, each nine floors tall, distributed across a site large enough to hold genuine landscaped space between buildings, a full shared-amenity corridor, and circulation infrastructure that does not feel compressed even at summer capacity.
Units run from 53 to 120 sqm across a single floor plan family, giving a 2.3x size range that covers both a compact holiday base and a full-time family apartment. Every unit includes ceramic flooring, PVC double-glazed windows, a built-in kitchen with granite countertops, and a private balcony. The open kitchen layout removes the dividing wall between cooking and living space, which suits the Avsallar climate where cross-ventilation becomes the default cooling strategy from May through October.
No comparable project in this batch approaches this land area. The 52,000 sqm plot allows ten blocks to be spaced with enough separation to preserve daylight on lower floors and to carve landscaped garden corridors between each building. A shared lobby connects every block to the amenity spine, and the site geometry means car access, pedestrian movement, and parking are planned from first principles rather than retrofitted around existing structures. At full occupancy during peak summer months, a site of this scale has the physical capacity to absorb the resident population without the compressed-common-area pressure common in smaller Avsallar projects.
Managing ten blocks requires infrastructure proportional to the headcount. This complex runs a backup generator for uninterrupted power supply, 24/7 manned security with satellite-linked CCTV coverage across all communal areas, and an elevator serving every block. The on-site restaurant removes the dependency on walking to the nearest village for a meal - a genuine convenience during Avsallar's off-peak months when local businesses operate reduced hours. The parking lot is sized for residents and guests without relying on street parking, and a dedicated lobby at each block entrance filters access before residents reach their floors.
The amenity list reflects the land budget rather than a standard compact-site compromise. Residents have access to an outdoor pool, an indoor pool, a fitness room, a sauna, a Turkish hamam, a children's playground, a barbecue area, a gazebo, and mini golf. Mini golf appears at resort hotels across the Avsallar coast but rarely at private residential complexes at this price tier - it is a distinguishing fixture that broadens the appeal for families with children and for extended-stay occupants. The indoor pool extends usable swim months through November and into March without the cold-water compromise of an unheated outdoor pool. The hamam and sauna together reduce the need to travel into Alanya for wellness facilities, which matters particularly for long-stay residents in the quieter winter period.
Avsallar sits at a practical mid-point between two airports. Gazipaşa-Alanya Airport at 60 km handles an expanding schedule of European charter and low-cost routes from April through October. Antalya Airport at 105 km operates year-round direct connections to most Northern European capitals and major hubs across the Gulf. Buyers who travel through winter or require reliable year-round direct access should factor Antalya into their transfer calculation; for summer-only use, Gazipaşa cuts the drive by 45 km. The 20 km distance to both Alanya Centrum and the nearest hospital confirms that Avsallar, while quieter than central Alanya, is not isolated from city-grade services.
Foreign buyers register title through the General Directorate of Land Registry and Cadastre (TKGM), which handles TAPU issuance and ownership transfer. Units priced from €130,000 meet the Turkish residence permit threshold; units at the €320,000 ceiling cross into the Turkish citizenship-by-investment band. Our legal services team coordinates TAPU transfer, title search, and purchase contract review. All current listings across the district are indexed on our Avsallar property page.
At €130,000, the 53 sqm entry plan targets a Northern European buyer seeking a summer base with resort-grade facilities at a price point below comparable stock in Mahmutlar or Mahmutlar's higher-density corridors. At €320,000, the 120 sqm ceiling suits a family relocating permanently or a buyer assembling a longer-term rental asset. The 900 m distance to the shore is a ten-minute walk - close enough to use the beach as a daily routine without paying the premium attached to beachfront or first-row titles. Avsallar's lower residential density compared to the eastern Alanya districts gives this complex a quieter, more open character that suits extended stays and families with school-age children.
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Alanya's most famous beach. 2.5 km of golden sand backed by the castle peninsula. Blue Flag certified.
Popular beach east of Alanya center. Sandy shore with calm waters, popular with families.
Small beach at the western foot of Alanya castle, next to Damlatas Cave. Less crowded than Cleopatra.
13th-century Seljuk fortress on a rocky peninsula 250m above sea level. 6.5 km of walls. Alanya's most iconic landmark.
33-meter octagonal Seljuk tower from 1226. Symbol of Alanya. Houses an ethnographic museum.
15,000-year-old stalactite cave with therapeutic humid air (95% humidity, 22°C year-round). Popular for asthma treatment.
Five-arched Seljuk-era shipyard from 1227. One of the few surviving medieval shipyards in the world.
360-meter deep natural canyon 40 km from Alanya. Walking trails, waterfalls, natural pools. Popular day trip.
Waterfront park and gardens between Cleopatra Beach and the harbor. Evening promenade, playgrounds, cafes.
Waterfront dining along the marina. Fish restaurants with views of the Red Tower and castle. Tourist-oriented but with good seafood.
Traditional covered market near Alanya castle. Leather goods, textiles, spices, souvenirs. Open daily.
Alanya's nearest airport (GZP), 40 minutes from city center. Seasonal direct flights from 40+ European cities.
Harbor at the base of the castle peninsula. Boat tours depart daily. Restaurants line the waterfront.
Major international airport (AYT), 2 hours from Alanya. Year-round flights to all European capitals.
Central bus terminal with intercity connections to Antalya, Istanbul, Ankara, and other Turkish cities.
Public hospital serving Alanya district. SGK-covered care. New modern building. Emergency and general services.
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