A substantial villa in a complex of villas in Zekeriyakoy with the usual complex facilities, full manned security and 24-7 camera security, Shared open pool etc

Each villa is set over 4 storeys, with space for an elevator. Some villas have installed the elevator while others have the shaft in place.

Ground floor
Large hobby / living room, Depot, Bathroom, Machine room, maid room, utility room, Sauna room,
Second floor
Entre, 80 sqm living room, Kitchen, guest WC, portmanto,
Third floor
Master bedroom with separate walk-in closet (closets in place) and ensuite bathroom. Large terrace. Fully fitted bathroom. 2 further bedrooms, one with a large terrace and ensuite.
Top floor
A large bedroom with En suite. Room can be divided into two due to size to create two bedrooms. Terrace. Forest views. Depot.

The house has had full insulation to protect against heat and cold. The land allocated to each villa varies between 800-900 sqm.

A quick guide to Zekeriyakoy

Zekeri̇yaköy is a forest area in northern Sariyer developed in the last 20 years. Made up of mainly forest, all construction has been limited to 3.5 stories, and utilising a maximum of 25% of any plot. All villas have been constructed in accordance with Earthquake construction laws.

Most homes here are classically made to the taste of 15 years ago. Climate conditions have been effective on this. Lands are now quite expensive and it has become more difficult to build value for money villas in the vicinity.

Over the last 5 years, major developers have started to build villa compounds in Zekeriyakoy. Uber modern houses have been built within compounds including excellent social activities. The target consumer has moved from the retirement age group to younger families. This has inevitably led to the increase of private schools, colleges and universities, as well as private clinics and lately hospitals. 

International buyers are mainly European, due to the fact that many European consulates have residential compounds here. The British International school is one of the most obvious reflections of the international community.

The larger Sariyer region is already one of istanbul’s oldest societies.  The growing business district in Maslak ensured zekeri̇yaköy became a home for business men and women who wanted an alternative to high rise living. The third bridge (YSS) first European junction is in Zekeriyakoy, and this brought further construction and people to the region.  Property prices in the region were expected to increase in line with the inauguration, and inevitably it did.