Properties in Turkey
Apartments and Duplexes for Sale in Antalya
Turkish Riviera Property on the Mediterranean
Prices from only £59,000
Apartments and duplexes for sale in Antalya on the Turkish Riviera.
Set on a steep cliff overlooking the Mediterranean, Antalya is a picturesque city surrounded by mountains. Its tourism industry has transformed the city into an international resort, becoming the capital of Turkish tourism, a gateway for the Turkish Riviera and many historical sites.
With its palm-lined boulevards, its award-winning marina, the unspoilt historical neighbourhood of Kaleiçi, and the modern developments along the coast, Antalya is become major attraction.
Antalya Konyaalti Complex
Apartments from £59,000 to £76,000
These apartments are on the edge of the river in the Konyaalti district in Antalya, with a great view across the river to the Taurus mountains. Phase 1 is a 3-block complex completed in September 2006. Phase 2 has 7 blocks with two pools, and was completed in early 2007.
They have an entrance to a large open lounge / kitchen with a balcony, master bedroom with en-suite, and a second bedroom and bathroom. We offer variations such the ground floor apartments, which are slightly smaller and do not include en-suite bathroom.
Duplexes from £97,000
The duplexes consist of an entrance to a large open lounge / kitchen with a balcony, a master bedroom with en-suite, and a second bedroom and bathroom. Stairs lead to the upper floor bedroom with another en-suite bathroom and access to terrace.
The properties are very well fitted and include uPVC double-glazing. The complex is of a good size and has a beautiful pool plus car parking.
The city is set in a beautiful gulf on the Mediterranean coast. The Taurus mountain range of southern Anatolia runs parallel to the Mediterranean, creating a narrow coastal plain surrounded by mountains on three sides and the Mediterranean to the south. The economy depends on tourism, agriculture, and commerce, with some light industry. The city has many shopping centres with world-famous brands.
The city pulses after dark with what is undeniably the Turkish south coast's liveliest and craziest nightlife, centred on a wide variety of clubs and bars. Most bars double as discos, and most of the hotels offer floor shows, usually with belly-dancing, but there are also many quieter open-air waterfront bars.
Along the coast, the Taurus mountains plunge into the sea, forming small natural bays and peninsulas. The region is protected from the northerly winds, so the climate is typically Mediterranean with hot, dry summers and moderate, warm and rainy winters. There are about 300 sunny days each year, the sea temperature rarely falls below 15°C and rises in the summer to 29°C. The temperature climbs up to 45°C in July and August, but the sea breezes and the north-easterly winds from inland help make the temperature feel cooler.
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