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For investments
What you get: Apartments in a luxury complex in Avsallar district, Alanya.
About construction: Construction of the complex began in August 2022, and completion is scheduled for September 2024. Interest-free installments are possible until the end of construction.
Area\Beach: Avsallar is a Mediterranean resort located in the south of Turkey. Avsallar is a quiet, developed area 20 km from the center of Alanya. The area is known for its sandy Injekum beach, an abundance of coniferous forests and a quiet atmosphere of relaxation.
What's nearby: The social infrastructure of the Avsallar district is within walking distance: restaurants and cafes, alleys for walking, a grocery and clothing market, sports and playgrounds, bus stops, a sandy beach equipped for swimming.
What's in the complex: The complex will consist of two residential blocks with 93 apartments. An outdoor swimming pool, a children's pool, gazebos for recreation, a recreation area and barbecue, outdoor parking for cars and bicycles, a mini club, a cinema, relaxation rooms, an indoor pool, a Finnish sauna, a hammam, a fitness center, a generator will be located in a closed, protected area with landscaping. The territory of the complex will be under round-the-clock security; video surveillance cameras, satellite TV will be installed. For residents of the complex, a shuttle will run to the sea, through the center of Avsallar.
Inside: The following apartment layouts are available:
1+1 with an area of 52 m2;
2+1 penthouses with an area of 93 m2 to 99 m2;
The apartments are sold in full finishing, with high-quality windows, doors, kitchen furniture and ready-made bathrooms. It remains only to choose beautiful furniture and high-quality household appliances, which we will help you with, as part of a free, after-sales service from our company.
Who might be interested in: New apartments in a complex with a landscaped area, under construction, cheaper than the market price, for investment, close to the sea, the airport, the center of Alanya.
