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Döşemealtı, Antalya
Apartment • 3 Bed • 2 Bath




New property in Antalya region is situated in the modern region Konyaalti. Konyaalti has a long public beach that is stretching up to 10 km. In this region you will be close to the big shopping center Migros, shops, markets, pharmacies, parks and playgrounds for children. New Residence consists of one big block with 20 apartments. All apartments have a wonderful view to the Taurus Mountains
There are 2 types of apartments in the compound: 2 bedroom apartments and 3 bedroom duplex apartments. In the Residence the infrastructure is well-developed and in this private gated area you will find a garden, outdoor parking, security cameras and housekeeper and so on. In the residence there are 2 bedrooms flats are 95-105 m2 with a living room, an open plan kitchen and a bathroom. All apartments have diaphone with screen, a cloakroom, built-in kitchen and satellite TV systems. Kitchen appliances are included in the sales price!
Antalya History:
Founded in 158 BC by the king of Pergamon, the Antalya region fell under Roman rule in 133 BC, therefore joining the Greco-Roman period to enjoy much wealth and success. The profitability and peaceful times continued until the Arab invasions in the 7th century.
Although the battles were fierce, the Byzantine Empire maintained control until 1206 when the Seljuk Turks invaded and seized their land. Their reign was short though. By 1390, the Ottomans arrived and they ruled until their empire crumbled at the beginning of the 19th century.
The Ottomans were on the losing side at the end of World War 1. The Allied forces, carved up their territory between them, resulting in the Italians assuming command of the region. After the Turkish War of Independence, control returned to Turkey and despite many years of uncertainty. Antalya grew to become the second most important destination in the country for tourism
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This apartment is listed in Konyaaltı, Antalya, 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 113,200€. Based on the listed net size, that is approximately 1,192€/m². Reference: ANTA104A. Final price, payment plan, and inclusions are confirmed in writing before reservation.
The listing shows 2 bedroom(s) and 1 bathroom(s) in a 2+1 layout. Exact floor plans and net internal sizes should be confirmed for the unit you reserve.
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Before reserving this property (ref. ANTA104A), foreign buyers typically confirm unit availability, pay a reservation deposit, obtain a Turkish tax number, open a bank account, and complete the Foreign Exchange Purchase Certificate (DAB) ahead of the Title Deed (TAPU) appointment at the land registry.
For foreign buyers, the purchase process usually involves budgeting beyond the listed price: approximately 4% title deed transfer fee, land registry costs, mandatory DASK insurance, notary and sworn translator fees, and utility setup should be planned before reservation.
After the Title Deed (TAPU) is issued, owners should plan for annual property tax (emlak vergisi), monthly aidat in complexes, utilities, insurance, and optional property management — especially for overseas owners who let or visit intermittently.
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If you later decide to sell, holding period, district liquidity, and the five-year capital gains rule affect net proceeds. Realistic pricing, Title Deed (TAPU) readiness, and presentation usually matter more than quick discounting when exiting.
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