Where exactly is Villa Bella Vita Nar?
In Altınkale, in the Döşemealtı district of Antalya, Türkiye — about 20 km from the city centre. The map in the Location section marks the villa's position; the full address is shared when a viewing is arranged.
Does Villa Bella Vita Nar meet the threshold for Turkish citizenship by investment?
Its asking price of €980,000 is well above the USD 400,000 minimum value for citizenship through real-estate acquisition. Whether a specific purchase qualifies is decided by the authorities — after a valuation by an SPK-licensed firm and with a three-year no-sale annotation on the title deed. We make no claim of eligibility.SourceSource
How large is the villa and its plot?
465 m² gross and 440 m² net living area on a 500 m² plot, arranged over three levels.
How many bedrooms and bathrooms does it have?
The layout is 5+1 (five rooms plus a living room), with four bathrooms, two guest WCs and four dressing rooms. The master bedroom and two further bedrooms each have their own dressing room and bathroom; the guest bedroom has its own bathroom.
Is the villa sold furnished?
Yes. Villa Bella Vita Nar is offered fully furnished.
What is the asking price?
The asking price is €980,000, fixed in euro. The villa is sold by the owner with no agent commission for the buyer. On this page the price is also shown in Turkish lira and US dollars on the TCMB daily rate.
How is the house heated and cooled?
Underfloor heating throughout, a heat pump with hot-water cylinder, and seven Mitsubishi Electric air-conditioning units integrated into the İnehome smart-home system.
What wellness and leisure facilities are there?
A cinema room, a fitness room, a traditional hamam, a sauna and a rest area on the lower ground floor, plus a private pool, pergola and fire pit outside.
How do I arrange a viewing?
Choose a date and time from today onwards in the form, call or WhatsApp Erkan Tanrikulu on +90 541 421 21 15, or write to [email protected]. Viewings are private and arranged in your language.
Is Villa Bella Vita Nar sold by the owner?
Yes. The villa is for sale by owner: you deal directly with the owner's authorised representative, Erkan Tanrikulu, and there is no agent commission for the buyer.
Why is the price shown in lira or dollars?
The asking price is fixed at €980,000. For orientation the site converts it into Turkish lira and US dollars on the selling rate published every business day by the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye (TCMB); lira and dollar figures are rounded to the nearest thousand.Source
Can foreigners buy property in Türkiye?
Citizens of the countries on Türkiye's official list may buy property — 185 countries according to the Land Registry (TKGM), which confirms it for your nationality. A foreign individual may acquire up to 30 hectares in Türkiye, and foreign acquisitions may not exceed 10 % of a district's private-property area.SourceSource
How is the title deed (tapu) transferred?
At the Land Registry office: the application is filed with the documents, the fees are notified by SMS, and the deed is signed and handed over there. A foreign buyer needs a passport (translated into Turkish if not in Latin script), a recent 6×4 cm photo, a sworn translator if they do not speak Turkish, and the bank's currency certificate (Döviz Alım Belgesi). An ordinary purchase needs no valuation report.Source
How is the purchase price paid?
Through a Turkish bank. A foreign individual buyer sells the purchase amount in foreign currency to a bank, the bank sends the currency certificate to the Land Registry electronically, and its lira amount is declared as the sale price. The title-deed fee is 2 % of the declared price each for buyer and seller, according to the Revenue Administration (GİB).SourceSource
Can the transfer be done from abroad?
Yes. According to the Land Registry, the transaction can be carried out through its representation in Berlin without travelling to Türkiye.Source
Can buying a property lead to Turkish citizenship?
Under the general rule, a foreigner who buys real estate worth at least USD 400,000, with a three-year no-sale annotation on the title deed, may apply for Turkish citizenship; this route requires a valuation by an SPK-licensed firm and the value certificate (TTB). The authorities decide whether a purchase qualifies; we make no claim of eligibility.SourceSource
