Luxury Apartments With Bosphorus View In The Heart Of Istanbul

A new project in the Nisantasi district of Sisli quarter, built on a land plot of 24,000 sq.m, includes 160 units of residential apartments and commercial property.

This unique residential complex is conveniently located in a lively area where boutiques of world famous brands are located next to numerous cafes and restaurants. In addition, it is easy to travel to other areas of Istanbul from there.

Some Of The Apartments In This Residential Complex In Nisantasi Have A Private Pool!

• Nine layout types are available, which differ between regular apartments and duplexes.
• There are apartments with one, two, three, four and five bedrooms, and duplexes - with two, four, five and six bedrooms.
• Each apartment has a master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and walk-in closet.
• Some apartments have terraces with a private pool.
• Because the complex is surrounded by low-rise buildings, as well as green gardens and natural landscape, the apartments offer stunning views of the Bosphorus.

More Details About This Project:

• The construction complies with all safety standards in seismic zones.
• Nishantashi is one of the most prestigious areas of Istanbul due to its high standard of living and comfort, as well as its central location. This has a positive effect on the value of real estate in the area.
• Purchasing a property in this complex entitles you to Turkish citizenship.

• Nearby: Istanbul American Hospital, Yhlamur Pavilion, Nisantasi Shopping Street, Macka Park, Selenium Twins Residence and Osmanbey.
• For foreign buyers, buying this property in Istanbul means the opportunity to see the magnificent nature, rich history, beautiful views of the Bosphorus and at the same time living in the very center of Istanbul.

Sisli district is the heart of Istanbul, surrounded by hospitals, good transport links, schools, shopping centers and many other entertainment venues. Life is always in full swing here, at the same time, there are many tourist places and green areas in Sisli, such as the Yhlamur Pavilion and Macka Park.