property for sale in side

This apartment in Side tends to suit owner-occupiers and first-time Turkey buyers. Buyers comparing this listing often weigh the 2+1 layout and location within Side. The guide price from 94,800€ sit in a competitive band for Side. Ask Maximos for current unit availability, payment structure, and Title Deed (TAPU) steps for this listing before booking a viewing trip.

Property for Sale in Side 

The new off-plan property is located in Evrenseki, Side is close to the town Manavgat. You can enjoy the picturesque natural views directly from the window of your own apartment. Side and Manavgat are located 15 minutes away. The sea, and the city center are close by. Built on 8500 m2 the residence has 60 apartments in total. It offers its residents amazing facilities that are available all year round. 

Features Overview: 

–      sun terrace 

–      pool bar 

–      204 m2 outdoor swimming pool 

–      54 m2 indoor swimming pool 

–      14 m2 children’s swimming pool 

–      waterfall pool 

–      Children’s play area 

–      Tennis Court 

–      Basketball court 

–      Car park area 

The interior of all apartments have been decorated with satin plaster and painted with washable paint. All apartments are fitted with air conditioning units and double glazed windows. The exclusive development has security walling around the Site. 

About Side: 

excavations and studies show that Side was a very important city in the Mediterranean for several centuries. It was surrounded on all four sides by high walls to protect the city from both land and sea. The main gate of the city was built during the Hellenistic period to the east and it was protected by two towers. There were two main streets in the city, with columned porticos and shops behind them. 

The Nymphaeum, a large monumental fountain, was built just outside the city wall and opposite the main gate. It had a large pool with ornamented niches, from which the water was flowing out. The city had also a perfect sewage system with terracotta pipes and vaults under the streets. 

The square shaped (100 x 100 meters or 330 x 330 feet) Agora, the market place, is surrounded by porticos on four sides with shops under. It’s located opposite the museum today. On the south-west corner of the Agora adjacent to the theater, there was a public toilet with a capacity of 24 people, one of the best examples of Roman latrines.