Yeniköy, Istanbul

Seaside Luxury property in YENİKÖY,  Full Bosphorus View

The house in divided by 6 levels, each one having its privacy and separate bathroom. The terrace with jacuzzi and private stairs access to the sea, although the water current and the depth  is to be taken in consideration. Its an amazing location for  850 sq m property which is suitable for a big family.

The property is mix of classic and modern style and finishings are made from best quality materials, mostly the marble and granite, all natural stone flooring, bathrooms and outside finishings also made from natural stone.

Description of the construction:

• Entrance hall
•  Fully equipped open elegant kitchen
• Bright dining room
• Living room   open to gorgeous, terrace with Jacuzzi and Bosphorus stream
•  5 Gracious master suites with build in closets and a lovely bathroom-wc-shower each one on its level
• Laundry Room
• Parking area
• Guard security room

GENERAL INFORMATION
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Yeniköy is a neighbourhood in the Sarıyer district of Istanbul, Turkey. It is located on the European shores of the Bosphorus strait. Its Exceptional situation provide an escape from the hussle and bussle of busy Istanbul life, yet the city centre is a maximum 20 minutes away. Istinye Park mall is within a few minutes away.
The settlement in the area began in the 16th century and became a prestigious place of residence in the 19th century.  The suburb is home to several exclusive yalıs that used to be owned by Ottoman era prominent figures. The small Osman Reis mosque was built by Alexander Vallaury in 1904 on the site of a 17th-century mosque. Vallaury also designed the Ahmed Afif Paşa Yalısı behind it, where Agatha Christie stayed as a guest in 1933 while writing “Murder on the Orient Express”

• Ataturk airport – 30 mins
• Istinye Park mall – 10 mins
• Acibadem private hospital – 5 mins
• Taksim – 15 mins
• Sultanahmet – 20 mins
• Bosphorus coast – 0 min walk

Bosporus, also spelled Bosphorus, Turkish İstanbul Boğazı or Karadenız Boğazı, strait (boğaz, “throat”) uniting the Black Sea and the Sea of Marmara and separating parts of Asian Turkey (Anatolia) from European Turkey.

Sainte-Sophie Musée dans basilique byzantine, mosaïque

Mosquée bleue Célèbre Mosquée bleue avec 6 minarets

Palais de Topkapı Palais de l’époque ottomane

Grand bazar d’Istanbul Labyrinthe de marchés couverts colorés

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