Investment overview
Price Guidance
€199,000 – €349,000
1–2
Bedrooms
1–2
Bathrooms
1–3
Balconies
82–138 m²
Interior space
12
Floors
2
Blocks
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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.
Set in Antalya, this two-block complex occupies 10,500 sqm of land — a footprint that allows genuine separation between towers, broad communal gardens, a dedicated barbecue area, a gazebo zone, and a children's playground without any of these spaces feeling compressed. The residential towers each rise 12 floors, delivering elevated sightlines and cross-ventilation across all unit tiers. Floor areas run from 82 sqm to 138 sqm, giving buyers a practical range whether the priority is a pied-à-terre or a full-time coastal residence.
Prices open at €199,000 and reach €349,000, placing the project firmly within the threshold for Turkish residency applications and approaching the lower band of the Turkish citizenship-by-investment tier. Foreign nationals considering the legal pathway can review current eligibility requirements at goc.gov.tr and cross-reference title deed procedures at tkgm.gov.tr.
The sea is 500 m from the complex entrance — a ten-minute walk along a flat coastal approach. Antalya city has a long established promenade culture, and this proximity places residents within easy reach of the shoreline without the noise penalty of a front-row position. The surrounding district combines urban infrastructure — natural gas supply, public transport links, retail streets — with a coastal character that makes it one of the most consistently sought-after residential corridors along the Turkish Mediterranean.
The on-site amenity list extends well beyond the standard pool-plus-gym pairing found across most Antalya residential projects. Residents have access to a bowling facility, jacuzzi, sauna, Turkish hamam, fitness room, table tennis, and a children's playroom — all without leaving the 10,500 sqm grounds. The cold shower and hot water infrastructure point to a design that treats the wellness circuit as a complete loop rather than a single focal point. A backup generator covers the shared systems, meaning elevator, security, and pool plant continue uninterrupted during grid outages. The garage and parking lot serve both blocks with covered and open-air capacity.
At €199,000, the project sits above the minimum threshold for the Turkish short-term residence permit through property ownership, qualifying buyers for a renewable permit that covers the full family unit. The upper band at €349,000 approaches — though does not reach — the EUR 400,000 mark required for Turkish citizenship by investment. Buyers targeting citizenship may consider combining this unit with an additional asset or reviewing alternative structures. Our legal services team in Antalya can advise on structuring: see our legal services page for detail.
Title deed (TAPU) registration for foreign nationals follows the standard process administered by the General Directorate of Land Registry and Cadastre. Confirm current conditions at tkgm.gov.tr before exchange.
The buyer profile here is broad. At the smaller end, 82 sqm units appeal to single professionals and couples treating this as a primary city residence with sea access. The 138 sqm ceiling draws families and buyers who want the space differential without moving into the villa segment. Investors targeting the short-let market benefit from Antalya's year-round tourism cycle — the city draws visitors across spring, summer, and the autumn conference season, creating a longer effective letting window than purely beach-resort towns further east.
For buyers considering the short-term rental pathway, Antalya's licensing environment and rental demand data are worth reviewing with a specialist: see our property rental services page for an overview of the process. Comparable properties currently available across Antalya and adjacent corridors such as Oba and Konakli can be browsed on our Antalya listings page.
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Iconic turquoise cove reached by 187 steps — one of Turkey's most photographed beaches
7 km Blue Flag pebble beach along the western coast of Antalya
Alanya's most famous beach. 2.5 km of golden sand backed by the castle peninsula. Blue Flag certified.
16 km uninterrupted white-sand beach; protected Caretta caretta nesting site
20+ km fine sandy beach fronting luxury all-inclusive resort corridor
3.5 km undeveloped beach; protected Caretta caretta nesting ground; eco-tourism village
Wide sheltered sandy bay ringed by pine-covered mountains
Popular beach east of Alanya center. Sandy shore with calm waters, popular with families.
Fine sand beach 25 km west of Alanya center. Pine forests meet the shore. Excellent for families.
3 km pebble and sand beach. Promenade with cafes and restaurants. Popular with international residents.
Quiet sandy beach in the Oba district. Less touristic, popular with local families and residents.
Small beach at the western foot of Alanya castle, next to Damlatas Cave. Less crowded than Cleopatra.
Best-preserved Roman theatre in the world (15,000 seats); still hosts opera festival
4th-century Byzantine basilica built over the burial of St Nicholas (the historical Santa Claus)
Ottoman-era walled quarter with cobblestone streets and Roman harbor
2nd-century earthquake-submerged Lycian town visible through crystal-clear water
Major Roman port city on a peninsula with agora, colonnaded street, and city walls
Iconic 2nd-century Roman temple columns on the sea cliff — Turkey's most photographed sunset spot
Natural eternal flames burning since antiquity — origin of the Chimaera myth
Deep limestone canyon with Roman bridges — Turkey's premier white-water rafting destination
Waterfall cascading 40m directly into the Mediterranean Sea from a cliff
Turkey's largest underground lake cave with rimstone pools and waterfalls
Spectacular stalactite cave with underground lake; 360m deep
Deep narrow canyon with canyoning, ziplines, and turquoise pools
Clifftop park with sea views, Hidirlik Tower, and rose gardens
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.
Cluster of riverside restaurants 7 km inland from Tosmur. Tables on platforms over the river. Famous for fresh trout and meze.
Mountain stream cluster of open-air trout restaurants by natural spring
Waterfront dining along the marina. Fish restaurants with views of the Red Tower and castle. Tourist-oriented but with good seafood.
Alanya's largest shopping mall in Oba district. 120+ stores, cinema, food court. Open year-round.
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.
Modern private hospital in Oba. Emergency services, dental, orthopedics. Popular with expats and medical tourists.
Private university hospital with English-speaking staff. Full-service facility with emergency, surgery, and specialist departments.
Public hospital serving Alanya district. SGK-covered care. New modern building. Emergency and general services.
English-language international school. IB curriculum options. Popular with expat families.
Premium Turkish private school. Bilingual education (Turkish/English). Pre-school through high school.
World's longest aerial tram climbing Mount Tahtali to 2,365m summit
Cable car to 618m summit with panoramic city and bay views
One of Europe's largest aquarium complexes with tunnel aquarium
Roman harbor turned yacht marina with waterfront restaurants
Modern 600-berth yacht marina; Blue Voyage departure point
One of Turkey's largest archaeology museums with Roman-era sculptures
Houses the famous Elmali Treasure (Lydian coins); artifacts from Chalcolithic to Byzantine eras
15+ championship golf courses — Turkey's premier golf destination
Mountain-top Pisidian city that defied Alexander the Great; theatre at 1050m
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.
13th-century Seljuk fluted minaret, city symbol of Antalya
Triumphal arch built in 130 AD for Emperor Hadrian's visit
Major Lycian city with 100+ cliff rock tombs and a 11,500-seat Roman theatre
Hellenistic-Roman port city in a river valley with ivy-covered ruins
Capital of the Lycian League; birthplace of St Nicholas; triumphal arch and theatre
Hellenistic-Roman city with colonnaded street, theatre, and stadium
Rhodian-founded Lycian harbour city with three bays and colonnaded street
Hellenistic theatre (4,000 seats) carved into hillside overlooking the sea
Dramatically terraced Lycian city on five mountain ledges with stadium and baths
Largest inhabited prehistoric cave in Turkey with Paleolithic artifacts
Important Lycian city with 400+ rock tombs — largest necropolis in Lycia
Ancient settlement with 300+ button houses — UN Best Tourism Village 2024
Ancient Cilician city where Roman Emperor Trajan died in 117 AD
One of the largest Roman theatres in Anatolia (15,000-20,000 seats)
Medieval fortress above Kalekoy with a tiny rock-cut theatre inside castle walls
15,000-year-old stalactite cave with therapeutic humid air (95% humidity, 22°C year-round). Popular for asthma treatment.
13th-century Seljuk caravanserai and hilltop castle on the Alara River
Hellenistic/Roman city on a cliff with one of Turkey's largest Roman mosaics
Ottoman clock tower at Kalekapi square entrance to Old Town
2nd-century Roman tower in Karaalioglu Park
Elegant hillside resort village with Ottoman Greek architecture and rooftop restaurants
Single-domed Ottoman mosque built in 1602 by a student of Mimar Sinan
800-year-old Ottoman village on historic Silk Road with unique nail-free button houses
Five-arched Seljuk-era shipyard from 1227. One of the few surviving medieval shipyards in the world.
Prehistoric cave with Palaeolithic rock engravings — earliest known rock art in Turkey
Byzantine-Seljuk fortress above town with views of coast and banana plantations
Inner fortress of Alanya Castle complex. Three towers with the best panoramic views of the city and coastline.
Emerald-green reservoir lake through pine-covered Taurus cliffs; boat tours
Wide, powerful waterfall on the Manavgat River with riverside restaurants
Waterfall where river plunges into a gorge, surrounded by park and picnic area
Mountain river famous for riverside restaurants with platforms over the water
Alpine glacial lake at 2,100m on Geyik Mountain — called Antalya's Alps
360-meter deep natural canyon in the Taurus Mountains with trails and waterfalls
Natural karstic lake with endemic flora — ideal for birdwatching
6.5 km stone-paved historic caravan road from Guzelsu to Akseki town
Dramatic waterfall in the valley below Kayabuku village on St. Paul's Trail
