Göktürk, Eyüpsultan — 1+1 to 4+1 Residences

Göktürk sits in the north of Eyüpsultan, where European Istanbul gives way to forest. It is a quiet, established address — low buildings, tree cover, private schools and a residential population that chose the area for exactly that. This development follows the same logic: five blocks and only 141 residences on an 11,891 m² plot, of which 7,953 m² is green space. Roughly 65% of the site is given over to landscaping and shared facilities rather than building.

Apartments range from 1+1 to 4.5+1, with balconies, terraces or private gardens depending on the unit, and some laid out as duplexes. Outlooks are to the forest, to the internal landscape of the project, or across the city. Published areas run from 64.65 m² to 362.11 m²; the table below sets out the range and price for each type. Every apartment comes with indoor parking and a storage unit, and the site is under 24/7 security.

The facilities read as a small resort rather than a residential lobby: an outdoor swimming pool, a fitness centre, pilates and yoga studios, a sauna and steam room, a games room with PlayStation, a café, a basketball and multi-purpose sports court, a children's playground, walking and cycling paths, barbecue and fire-pit areas, shaded family seating in the gardens and a sunbathing terrace.

The location works because of what is close to it. Forest and the Göktürk Nature Park are two to four minutes away, Kemer Country around five, the M11 metro station five, and Istanbul Airport roughly ten — a combination that is hard to find anywhere else in the city. Maslak and Levent are about fifteen minutes, Kemerburgaz City Forest seven, and private schools and medical centres five to six. Title deeds are ready, delivery is planned for 2026, and the payment plan is 50% down with the balance over twelve monthly instalments; cash purchase is also available.