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中国人Istanbul Golden Horn apartments and duplexes with beautiful sea views
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Delivery on Dec 2023
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Located in Halic, known as Golden Horn, this residential development is within a 5-minute distance of Halic Port, brimming with fancy restaurants, cafes, and shops near the cultural centers and 45 minutes from the new Istanbul Airport. Situated in a central location, it is also near Istanbul's most popular and touristic regions, including Taksim, Eminonu, and Sultan Ahmet Square.
The project, scheduled to conclude in 2023, consists of 5 blocks with 89 flats developed over a site of 1.696 m2. Each block is positioned to benefit from the exquisite panoramic views of the Golden Horn. A wide range of residence options is available within the project, ranging from 2+1 standard apartments to 3+1, 3+2, and 4+1 duplexes ranging from 115 to 203 m2.
The key characteristics of the housing units include human-oriented design, modern architecture, technological infrastructure, top-class materials, and excellent craftsmanship to ensure the long-term longevity and relevance of the apartments. The project prioritizes the homeowners' safety and comfort with the controlled entry of the exits and entrances from a single point, a 24/7 security system, and an indoor parking lot.
Additionally, payment plans, including a 50% downpayment and installments of up to 12 months, will be available until the end of construction. Please don't hesitate to contact us for further information about this project of a high investment value that offers exclusive Istanbul views in a prime location.
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It was last updated on 26-06-2023.
This property is located in Istanbul Beyoglu
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1 USD=34.86, 1 EUR=36.83, 1 GBP=44.56
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