Recommended Turkish Properties 22 June 2018
Enjoying wide views out over Bodrum coastline, these modern designed villa bungalows are built to the highest possible standards of modern real estate. Centrally located but yet away from the hustle and bustle of the town centre, these symbolise everything that is great about the region right now.
What a superb deal on real estate in Turkey! This bargain priced villa is located in a quiet and peaceful area within Kalkan and would be the perfect spot to make a life with your family or to simply enjoy stunning yearly holidays to one of the top locations along the coast.
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I can’t think of anyone I would rather recommend
After finding us online through our positive reviews and testimonials from previous clients, Ian and Nicki Battersby decided to travel to Fethiye to explore the region and look at houses for sale in Turkey alongside our trusted and professional team. Have a read of their words about their experience with us, we hope that they enjoy their new villa in Ovacik and look forward to catching up.
Happy with my investment and impending citizenship
Mr Mohamed got in touch with us after the Turkish government announced it would offer citizenship by investment in real estate, with homes valued at $1m or more. After a number of emails and phone calls, including a consultation with a specialist lawyer about the finer points of gaining citizenship, Mr Mohamed visited Istanbul for an in-depth look at properties in the Media Highway/Basin Ekspres area.
Thank you for helping us find a perfect family home
Emre Birsol and his family bought a Bodrum villa. Originally from Turkey, Emre moved to London as a child. As an adult with his own family, he decided it was time escape the city and to return to their roots. In his original email to us, he said: “We’re looking for somewhere safe with a friendly community that is active all year round, excellent facilities such as schools, a great climate and beautiful scenery. We would also like peace and quiet but to be near the centre, if possible.”
The first of what we hope will be a number of investments
Acting on behalf of his company, a Belgian investment group, Mr Maes was looking for investment property in Istanbul as part of a bid to diversify his company portfolio and gain a strategic foothold in a country with close ties to the Middle East and Europe. Mr Maes worked closely with our Istanbul team, looking at several areas of the city before buying several units in an off-plan project in Basin Ekspres with a five-year investment strategy.
We are thrilled to call Istanbul our home
After falling in love with Istanbul, Erkin and Maida purchase a new home in the city with Property Turkey and are delighted to share their experience with us, saying: “I want to say thank you and your team for all your guidance and assistance. You guys are always available to answer any questions and provide excellent customer service. Thank you for making our dreams come true! We definitely will work with you again in the future.”
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