Property for Sale in Beşiktaş, Istanbul

A one-bedroom home with a substantial terrace

The Bosphorus-view apartment with a terrace is described with 75 square metres of net indoor space and a separate 40-square-metre terrace. Its living room and bedroom have stated Bosphorus views. The terrace is a meaningful addition for someone who enjoys sitting or dining outside, but it is not extra indoor floor area. Keeping the two measures distinct gives a clearer sense of the home’s proportions.

Two bedrooms and an open kitchen in Etiler

The Etiler apartment with a balcony has a 2+1 layout, two bathrooms and an open kitchen on the third floor. The listing separates 140 square metres gross from 105 square metres net. A second bedroom can give the household another private room, while the open kitchen brings cooking and living closer together. This is a different use of space from the terrace-led one-bedroom example, even before the overall area is considered.

Arrange the comparison around everyday moments

Picture where you would have breakfast, work quietly or welcome guests. In one apartment, the terrace may be central to that picture; in another, room separation and a second bathroom may be more useful. Consider how furniture would sit within the plan and how you move between the kitchen, living area and outdoor space. These small relationships help reveal which layout feels generous in the ways that matter to you.

Continue with the feature you value most

A shortlist can begin with either outdoor space or extra indoor rooms without assuming that one home type is better for everyone. To compare another local selection, browse Sarıyer property. For more variations in room plans and balconies, explore apartments in Istanbul. Keep the net interior, terrace and balcony descriptions separate when comparing options so that appealing outdoor features remain visible alongside the practical qualities of the home.