This exquisite historic mansion is estimated to have been built in the late 1800s. The mansion has 6 bedrooms and all of them with en suite bathrooms. It has a 50 m² cellar area, 80 m² garden area, 170 m² ground floor, 320 m² spread over other floors, and a 38 m² terrace area. The total approximate interior space is 668 m².

The mansion is of course Grade II listed and has been delightfully maintained over the last two centuries. The mansion is a landmark at the heart of Istanbul’s historic Beyoglu district.

This luxury interior has been maintained to its original standard as much as possible. A few contemporary touches are added by way of high-end furniture. Antiques and historic artwork are kept throughout the property. A courtyard boasts plenty of green space for outdoor entertainment.

This is a distinguished home, used by many for important events, such as weddings, engagements, and many other uses.

The mansion views Istanbul’s iconic historical landmarks such as the Golden Horn, Topkapi Palace, Hagia Sophia, Sultanahmet, and more. The views can be even be enjoyed from the bathroom.

A view from the top floor includes the Bosphorus in the distance; in the foreground are some of the city’s most elegant homes, hidden by layers of civilizations that have made their mark over the centuries: the Byzantines, the Greeks, the Genoese, the Ottomans, as well the French, English, and Italians who lived in the area.

Beyoğlu, where the historic mansion locates, is in the heart of Istanbul. It is within walking distance or a short drive of many art galleries, museums, independent brand shops. The world-famous Istiklal and Taksim Square are a short walk away.