Two hundred metres separates this complex from the Alanya shoreline - a walk that takes under three minutes at a relaxed pace. That proximity shapes the property's entire value case: rental demand, morning routines, and year-round livability all follow from it. The project sits on 1,800 sqm of flat coastal land, organised into three separate blocks, each capped at three floors. Unit sizes run from 51 sqm to 114 sqm, a practical spread that covers single-occupancy buyers, couples, and small families within a single development. Prices open at €409,000 and extend to €798,000 at the upper range.
1,800 sqm and Three Low-Rise Blocks - Alanya's Compact Plot Against District Scale
Three blocks on 1,800 sqm is a tighter footprint than the multi-phase towers common in Mahmutlar or the hillside terraced complexes of Kestel. The low-rise format keeps communal movement simple: three floors, an elevator per block, and shared outdoor areas that remain proportionate to unit count. The 1,800 sqm land area supports an outdoor pool, a children's playground, a garden, a gazebo, and a barbecue zone without crowding. Ceramic-tiled balconies and terraces extend usable area per unit beyond the internal sqm figure. The overall geometry favours residents who prefer walkable, low-density living over vertical tower formats.
Indoor Pool, Fitness Room, and Gazebo - Three Communal Spaces Across Three Alanya Blocks
The amenity depth here runs considerably deeper than the building scale implies. An indoor pool operates year-round, independent of coastal weather. A sauna, steam room, and Turkish hamam form a thermal circuit on-site - a combination more typically found in four-star hotel facilities than in a three-floor residential complex. The fitness room adds a daily-use layer, and an outdoor pool extends the leisure offering across the warm season from April through October. A beach shuttle provides direct shore access for residents without requiring a car or parking. Granite kitchen countertops, built-in kitchen furniture, aluminum windows, and shower cabins are standard across the unit range. A generator and 24/7 security with camera coverage operate continuously.
Hospital at 1 km, Sea at 200 m - Urban Convenience at Alanya's Shore
The 1 km gap to the nearest hospital is a practical data point that matters for long-stay residents, retirees, and families with children. Combined with the 200 m sea distance, the complex addresses both leisure and logistical proximity simultaneously. central-alanya concentrates daily services - supermarkets, pharmacies, cafes, and transport connections - along the main coastal corridor within reach by foot or a short drive. The D400 highway runs parallel to the shoreline and connects eastward toward gazipasa and westward toward the city centre. Gazipaşa Airport is 45 km to the east - approximately 35 minutes by car. Antalya Airport sits 125 km to the west, roughly 90 minutes under normal traffic conditions.
Turkish Residency Permit Band - €409,000 Entry at 200 m from the Sea
Entry at €409,000 places this complex within the threshold required for a Turkish short-term residence permit application under current regulations. Foreign nationals purchasing residential property in Turkey above the qualifying value may apply for a residence permit through the General Directorate of Migration Management. Title deed (TAPU) registration for foreign buyers is administered via the General Directorate of Land Registry and Cadastre (TKGM), and standard freehold ownership rights apply to nationals from eligible countries. Units priced closer to the €798,000 ceiling enter the band qualifying for the Turkish citizenship-by-investment programme. For full procedural detail, the residence permit service page covers current requirements, and legal due diligence support is available for overseas buyers navigating the title transfer process.
Beach Access at 200 m - Short-Let Demand Profile in Central Alanya
A 200 m walk to the shore, a beach shuttle, an indoor pool, and a full thermal suite combine into a short-let profile with broad seasonal reach. Alanya's peak rental window runs from late April through October, with July and August generating the highest nightly rates. The 51 sqm entry format suits solo travellers and couples during high season; the 114 sqm upper end accommodates families and friend groups. Shoulder months - May, June, September, and October - attract extended-stay guests from Oba and other western Alanya sub-districts looking for quieter coastal bases. Buyers targeting rental yield should confirm municipal short-let licensing requirements with Alanya Municipality, which applies to all registered short-term rental properties in the district.