Apartment In Üsküdar Istanbul

this unique project has been taking over the Turkish real estate market

for a while as it became the top selling project in the Asian side of the

Istanbul.

apartment in Üsküdar Istanbul attracted many locals and foreigners

investors due to its convenience.

Apartment In Üsküdar Istanbul

Ready to move in Üsküdar

project first phase has been delivered and it is ready to move. with its

rapid success the second phase is promised to delivered by July 2022.

the project consists of different apartment types that vary from 1+1 to

4+1, each unit is accompanied with private balcony.

the project’s out standing units from approximately 100- 215 m2

featuring a deluxe identity with unique style.

Facilities in an apartment in Üsküdar

In hot summer days you can enjoy swimming in outdoor pool, while

sunshine touch your skin; and do not worry about winter days, indoor

pool is always kept hot for you.

And your child; they can have fun in play ground or in a pool that has

made specifically for them.

Apartment in Üsküdar provides you all facilities you might need for a

healthy lifestyle; fitness salon, walking road, sauna and etc.

You can also have an easy access to café, restaurant and stores inside

your complex.

Where is Üsküdar?

Üsküdar is located on the Asian side at the entrance to the Bosphorus.

Originally Üsküdar was called Scutari and it was located between

Salacak and Pasalimani neighborhoods, but it expanded during the

years and now it stretches to Ümraniye on the east, to Kadiköy in the

south, and to Beykoz in the north.

During the Ottoman period, Üsküdar was the third Muslim judgeship of

Istanbul, besides Galata and Eyüp. The Muslim people coming

from Anatolia resided in Üsküdar after it was taken by sultan Orhan Gazi

in 1352. Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror speeded the immigration from

Anatolia to Üsküdar. The famous Turkish traveler Evliya Çelebi in the

17th century wrote that there were 70 Muslim neighborhoods in

Üsküdar and most of the people had emigrated from Anatolia. He also

stated that there were 11 Greek and Armenian, one Jewish, and no

French neighborhoods in Üsküdar. This gave an ethnic and culturally

homogeneous structure to the district

Üsküdar was the center of trade with Anatolia until the railway was

installed in the 19th century with Haydarpasa train station. It was also

the starting point for trade with Iran and Armenia. All Armenian and

Iranian merchants arrived in Üsküdar with their caravans. Therefore

Üsküdar became a trade town in the 16th and 17th centuries.

Üsküdar was always a quiet and modest area, its streets and houses

were nice and well maintained. Karacaahmet cemetery, the oldest and

largest Muslim cemetery in Istanbul, is located in Üsküdar. There are

many cypress trees in the cemetery, and with its vegetation it is more

like a park than a cemetery.

Every year people going to Mecca for pilgrimage were sent from

Üsküdar. The Surre Alayi which brought the presents of the Ottoman

Sultans to Mecca and Medina governors were also sent from Üsküdar.

The Marmara Sea is means of the transportation for its inhabitants.

When you travel by sea to Usküdar, Kizkulesi welcomes you first. This

beautiful tower is one of the beauties of Üsküdar and the symbol of

Istanbul. When you reach the shore, another important site welcomes

you; Mihrimah Sultan Mosque, built by great architect Sinan who also

built the Süleymaniye Mosque. The Sultan Ahmed III fountain at the

Üsküdar Square is another important monument. Once at Üsküdar, you

can also visit Beylerbeyi Palace or experience a traditional Turkish Bath.

Üsküdar has changed today, like the rest of Istanbul. Unfortunately

nothing much remains of the shore-side palaces built in the 18th

century. Its green hills have become cement blocks loosing its

traditional architectural characteristics. Just a few streets with wooden

houses with balconies and bow-windows are still alive.

The Marmaray station is located right in the square.