- Citizenship option
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From $370,000
Lavenhall Beylikdüzü – Large Family Apartments with Gardens and Pools in Beylikdüzü, Istanbul
Beylikdüzü, Istanbul
- 2+1, 3+1, 4+1, 5+1
- 149–325 m²
Beylikdüzü is a planned coastal district on the far western side of European Istanbul, known for wide boulevards, modern residential compounds and access to the Metrobüs line. Browse current apartments for sale below and ask an adviser to compare them for your needs.
From $370,000
Beylikdüzü, Istanbul
Beylikdüzü apartments for sale are concentrated in a district that grew mainly over the last two decades, along the Sea of Marmara at the western edge of the city. Much of the housing is in large complexes, so buyers often compare shared facilities, management quality and monthly dues as closely as the apartment itself.
For example, typical stock includes two- and three-bedroom apartments with balconies, parking and on-site security. In addition, coastal neighbourhoods and higher floors may offer sea views. Overall, prices are generally moderate compared with central Istanbul, and the Metrobüs terminus gives a direct, if long, connection to the centre.
For example, in a large complex, we check the building management plan, the dues history and whether all blocks have occupancy permits. Meanwhile, ground and planning information is published by the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality, and our purchase support covers the document review.
In Beylikdüzü, prices depend mainly on the complex rather than the street. For example, newer sites with good management, pools and parking sell at the top of the local range. In addition, sea views and walking distance to the Metrobüs add further value.
Overall, families form the largest group of buyers, followed by investors who let to local professionals. Larger homes here can reach the USD 200,000 residence permit threshold more easily than in central districts. Citizenship-level purchases are less common and usually need a large unit or two apartments.
Compare Beylikdüzü with Küçükçekmece and with our family homes selection. Ask us for the dues history of any complex you like. Then plan viewings on a weekday, when the commute is realistic.
The Metrobüs is the main public link to the centre, and Beylikdüzü sits at its western end. It is direct but slow at peak hours. The E-5 and TEM highways serve drivers. For this reason, we check door-to-door times from each complex before you commit.
Most of Beylikdüzü has been built in the last three decades, which gives it a more orderly street plan than many older districts. The Marmara shoreline, a marina, coastal parks and large shopping centres shape daily life. The Metrobüs bus rapid transit line starts here and runs along the E-5 towards the city centre, and the TÜYAP exhibition centre brings regular business traffic.
The listings range from compact one-bedroom apartments to large family layouts and a small number of villas. Most are in completed compounds with pools, security and parking, and every current listing in our database is ready to move into. Several projects offer views over the Sea of Marmara; our sea-view apartments in Istanbul page collects them across districts.
Journey times to central Istanbul are longer than from inner districts, especially at peak hours, so test the route you will actually use. Sea views, compound facilities and monthly maintenance fees differ widely, and we set them out side by side before you choose.
Many buyers choose Beylikdüzü for its newer compounds, green space, schools and shopping within the district. The trade-off is a longer commute to central business areas.
The Metrobüs line runs from Beylikdüzü along the E-5 to central stations on the European side and across the Bosphorus Bridge. Travel time depends strongly on the time of day.
Yes. Some coastal and higher-floor units face the Sea of Marmara. We confirm the view for the exact unit, as it can change between blocks.
Many are. Complexes with security, landscaped gardens and parking make up a large share of the stock, often with pools or fitness rooms. These facilities add to the monthly dues (aidat), so we show you the current amount and what it covers before you choose.
Beylikdüzü is usually considerably cheaper per square metre than districts such as Şişli, Beşiktaş or Kadıköy, mainly because of the distance to the centre. In return you often get a newer building and more space. The listings above show the current range in USD.
Confirm the occupancy permit (iskan) for your block, the construction year relative to the 2018 earthquake code, and any ground survey for the site. For complexes still being completed, we also check the developer’s delivery record. Our guide to costs and taxes explains the extra budget to plan.
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