Deluxe Apartments In Beylikduzu
Beylikduzu, Istanbul
Apartment • 1 Bed • 1 Bath
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The following Istanbul Project with Rental Income Guarantee by Maximos Real Estate was constructed on 37.2229-meter square and this residential complex comprises two blocks with 144 apartments and 23 commercial stores. This complex has a number of social and healthcare benefits such as a children’s playground, cafe, 24/7 security camera system, and security, sports center, fitness center and garden with walking paths, an outdoor swimming pool, indoor and outdoor car parking areas, sauna and a vitamin bar as well.
40% Down payment + 24 months installments
15% discount for cash payment
• 9% rental guarantee for 4 years – a cash payment
• 7% rental guarantee for 4 years – 12 months installment
• 6% rental guarantee for 4 years– 24 months installment
– 24/7 reception
– Security
– Housekeeping
– Indoor and outdoor swimming pools
– Children’s pool and playgrounds
– Kindergarten
– Sauna
– Turkish Bath
– Steam room
– Massage room
– Fitness center
– Spa
– Vale
1.1 km from Taksim-Beşiktaş-Dolmabahçe Tunnel
1.5 km from E-5
4 km from TEM
5.7 km away from the Bosphorus Bridge
7.6 km away from Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge
500 meters from Kabataş-Mahmutbey under construction metro line
A small district located on the European side, Kağıthane is surrounded by Şişli, Eyüp and Beyoğlu districts, and in the west the Kağıthane Stream merges with the Golden Horn. Even though many people are not aware of it, Kağıthane has a very rich history, which can be noticed by looking at the difference between old and new photographs and taking a better look at some of the history books.
Kağıthane, called Pissa at the time, was founded in the Byzantine period besides the Barbyzes Stream, known as the Kağıthane Stream today. When the Ottomans started to rule Istanbul, Kağıthane caught the attention of the Ottoman Sultans and quickly became a popular recreation area.
Kağıthane is famous for its role in the Tulip period of the Ottoman Empire. The Tulip Era, the beginning of the Turkish renaissance, started in 1718 and finished in 1930 as a result of Patrona Halil Revolt. The Tulip Era was a peaceful period in which diplomatic relations with Europe expanded, cultural embassies opened and delegations of Europe were more freely assigned in Istanbul.
Above all, the Tulip Period was important for many ground-breaking achievements. In social life, the ruler class of Ottomans started to flirt with European culture and the European entertainment style, clothing fashion, and moral came to Istanbul.
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This apartment is listed in Kagithane, Istanbul (European Side), Turkey. District and map references on this page should be checked against the project or unit shown in the photos.
The current guide price is 172,060€. Based on the listed net size, that is approximately 2,607€/m². Reference: ISTA338A. Final price, payment plan, and inclusions are confirmed in writing before reservation.
The listing shows 1 bedroom(s) and 1 bathroom(s) in a 1+1 layout. Exact floor plans and net internal sizes should be confirmed for the unit you reserve.
This listing is currently presented as available. Contact Maximos with the reference to check unit allocation and the current guide price.
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Before reserving this property (ref. ISTA338A), foreign buyers usually pay a reservation deposit, obtain a Turkish tax number, open a bank account, and complete the Foreign Exchange Purchase Certificate (DAB) before the Title Deed (TAPU) transfer at the land registry.
For foreign buyers, the purchase process usually involves a full budget review: approximately 4% title deed transfer fee, land registry charges, DASK earthquake insurance, notary and sworn translator fees, and initial utility connections in addition to the property price.
If you later decide to sell, resale preparation, realistic pricing for the district, and holding period matter. Foreign owners often review the five-year capital gains rule, Title Deed (TAPU) readiness, and agent-led resale steps before listing.
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