real estate in lara turkey

This apartment in Lara Caddesi, Antalya tends to suit owner-occupiers and first-time Turkey buyers and purchasers who prefer completed stock. Buyers comparing this listing often weigh coastal lifestyle use, the 3+1 layout, and location within Lara Caddesi, Antalya. The guide price from 224,300€ sit in a competitive band for Lara Caddesi, Antalya. Ask Maximos for current unit availability, payment structure, and Title Deed (TAPU) steps for this listing before booking a viewing trip.

Real Estate in Lara Turkey. Apartments are located in the region Antalya, Lara– Kundu, just 500 meters from the sandy beach, in direct proximity to the 5-star hotels, within walking distance – supermarkets, drug stores, shopping malls, bars. From Antalya airport – 5 km.
56 apartments in the complex. On site you can find: swimming pool, sitting area with a gazebo, a children’s pool, playground, landscaped inner courtyard with total area of ​​3,500 square meters. Outdoor parking and security. In the biggest block there is a sauna, table tennis and fitness center.

Antalya Old City:

In the early 2000s, Antalya was Turkey’s fastest growing city and the multitude of high rise apartment blocks on the outskirts of the city are evidence of this speedy growth. However, in the centre of Antalya, it’s a different story and new development and restoration of historic buildings is carefully controlled. For us, central Antalya feels more like a town rather than a large city.

But, there is one area in the centre where it is very easy to lose yourself; Kaleiçi (meaning ‘within the city walls’). Enter the world inside these ancient walls via Hadrian’s Gate, the harbour, the paths leading from the clock tower. Antalya’s old quarter isn’t huge but it is big enough to wander around, realising you’ve come full circle while thinking you were heading straight on.

It’s only recently that restoration in Kaleiçi has taken place and much has changed since even the early 2000s. The belediye (council) have now seen fit to put street names and numbers at junctions. Small area maps indicate ‘You are here.’ And yet, still, we are constantly lost when we are wandering these narrow cobbled streets.

It’s not a problem, getting lost in Kaleiçi. If you’ve got time on your hands and you’re going nowhere in particular, it’s actually really pleasant strolling along the walkways; each side guarded by Ottoman-era dwellings. Some are beautifully restored to their former glory whilst others wait patiently for their turn. Their new lease of life.

Real Estate in Lara Turkey