Avrasya Basaksehir 2

This project is located in the new city center of Istanbul, the Başakşehir district. It was designed for those interested in enriching their eyes with the charming beauty of Istanbul, by living in an elevated area to contemplate the charming views of the city, the beautiful Yaşakşehir Valley and the most famous botanical garden in Istanbul, and for those wishing of getting away from the noise of the city, breathing in the fresh air, and living in the lap of nature. The Başakşehir Avrasya project is located close to the largest medical complex, near the largest ecological park in Turkey, and a 12-minute drive from the new Istanbul Airport. All these advantages come to you with a residential project with distinction and under the Turkish government. The project consists of 8 buildings consisting of 420 apartments, characterized by their large areas and different styles that suit all requirements. The project is sitting on more than 25.000-meter square of land. The project draws attention as a value-added investment with its central location and high-end equipment. Canal Istanbul is very close to the Northern Marmara Highway connections, also other important facilities such as Istanbul Airport, and Sakura City Hospital, Nation’s Garden and Atatürk Olympic Stadium. The metro station is just a few minutes walk away. It also includes shops to meet all the needs of the residents, including the most important and famous brands. The project also includes restaurants and luxury cafes, one of the most important investment projects for those looking for real estate investment in Istanbul. The project features a wide range of social services such as an indoor swimming pool, water bodies, children’s playgrounds, a gym, green spaces for picnics, and others. It is also a strong choice for those wishing to invest in real estate in Istanbul, as it is one of the growing investment areas for the future in Istanbul and one of the fastest growing real estate areas in it. Basaksehir includes a strong and large network of highways, several types of transportation from metro stations, public buses, and minibus, and is characterized by its proximity to the new Istanbul airport and the Sultan Yavuz Selim I Bridge, which connects the poles of Istanbul Asia and Europe. The “TEM” road is a few minutes away from the project, and it is one of the most vital roads in Istanbul, and it connects the city’s Asian and European poles to each other.