This residential project for sale in Avsallar sits on a 52,000 m2 plot across ten nine-storey blocks, completed in 2025. Layouts run from 1+1 to 3+1, giving buyers a choice between a compact base and a full family-sized apartment inside the same resort-style community.
Residential project for sale in Avsallar with 1+1 to 3+1 apartments
Ten separate blocks share one large plot, which is what lets this complex carry a fuller set of shared facilities than a typical single-block development in the area. Every unit has a balcony and access to a dedicated parking spot, and all ten blocks were finished to the same 2025 build standard, so the interior fit-out is consistent across the site.
Ten blocks on 52,000 square metres: life inside the Avsallar complex
Shared amenities include an outdoor pool, an indoor pool, a sauna, a Turkish hamam, a fitness room, a restaurant and a mini golf course, alongside a barbecue area, a gazebo and a children's playground. A generator keeps communal systems running through power cuts, and 24/7 security with camera coverage watches the grounds and entrance. Kitchens are open-plan with built-in cabinets and granite countertops, bathrooms come with a shower cabin, and PVC double glazing runs across every facade.
A 20-minute drive to Alanya centre, 900 metres to the sea
The sea is about 900 metres from the complex, an easy stretch on flat ground. Alanya centre and the nearest hospital are both roughly 20 km away, putting shopping, dining and medical care within a short drive rather than a long commute.
Getting to Avsallar from Gazipasa and Antalya airports
Gazipasa Airport is about 60 km from the site, while Antalya Airport lies roughly 105 km away along the coastal highway, giving buyers a choice of two international gateways depending on where their flight lands.
Who buys apartments for sale in Avsallar: residents and rental investors
The combination of hotel-style facilities and short-term rental permission makes this complex suit both a buyer settling into Avsallar full-time and one aiming to let the unit out to summer visitors. The mix of 1+1, 2+1 and 3+1 layouts across ten blocks also means owner-occupiers and rental-focused buyers can share the same well-run site without competing for a single unit type.