Symbola Apartments
Fethiye, Turkey
| Status |
Available |
| Asking Price | 29,900 GBP |
Features
- Outdoor ‘Turtle Shaped’ Swimming
- Gymnasium
- Sauna
- CCTV Security
- Plumbing for Central Heating
- Parking Area
- Landscaped Gardens
- Five year Building Guarantee
- Close to all the local Amenities
- Good Transport links in the area including a new taxi rank
About the Development
The Symbola development consists of 48 luxurious one, two, three and four bedroom apartments amongst four buildings with 53sqm apartments starting from just £29,900.
Located in a new residential area just 20 minutes walk from the centre of Fethiye Town, Symbola offers scenic mountain views as well as being just a 5 minute drive from the golden sands of Calis beach and 10 minutes from the ‘Blue Lagoon’ of Oludeniz, which is considered to be one of the best beaches in the world.
Symbola apartments offers a variety of one bedroom/one bathroom apartments from £29,900, two bedroom/one bathroom apartments from £38,000, duplex two bedroom/three bathroom apartments from £55,000, duplex three bedroom/three bathroom apartments from £63,000 and duplex four bedroom/three bathroom apartments from £63,000. Buildings A, B & C are scheduled to be completed in May 2009 and building D in May 2010.
All apartments come with PVC Double Glazing, Solar Hot Water Heating System, Fitted Kitchen, Finished Bathrooms and either one/two or three Balconies accompanied by a Terrace. Furniture packs to complete the investment are also available on request.
About Fethiye
Fethiye boasts an attractive harbour, local street markets, historical and cultural sights and a wide selection of leisure facilities including sailing, watersports, paragliding and scuba diving.
Once a small fishing village and market town, Fethiye has become a thriving tourist centre over the recent years due to the growing popularity of its pristine, golden sandy beaches. Tasyaka Apartments are situated just 2.5km from town centre, 3.5km from the coast and 6km from Calis beach.
Fethiye attracts tourists with its wide selection of restaurants, bars and shopping centres. There are excellent transport links which run between the town centre and all of the nearby resorts and major attractions. There are good health care services in the area boasting 3 private hospitals and 1 NHS hospital.
Fethiye is also home to a busy, vibrant marina which holds up to 400 yachts at one time, welcoming visitors from all over the Mediterranean. Ferries also operate from this marina to Rhodes, Greece.
About Oludeniz
Situated on the south west coast and surrounded by its warm, deep blue waters and beautiful mountainous backdrop, Oludeniz is also known as ‘the turquoise coast’ of Turkey with its stunning blue lagoon. Whether you just want to relax under the sun or enjoy one of many activities and watersports on offer. OludenizBay is a fantastic holiday retreat for all the family.
For all those golf enthusiasts there is an 18 hole golf course currently under construction and due for completion in August 2009 just outside of Dalaman which is a 35 minute drive from Fethiye.
The region is served by four international airports, Dalaman, Izmir, Antalya and Bodrum. Dalaman is 50 km from Fethiye with a transfer time of 50 minutes and is open all year round to tourists.
Why invest in Turkey:
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The Turkish economy is very strong with 5.1% GDP growth in 2007 est.
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Stunning beaches and climate make it a very popular holiday destination.
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Turkish summers are a lot longer than many other EU destinations offering more hours of sunshine per year.
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Turkey has a huge population just over 70 million. This creates a strong internal property market meaning investors are not reliant on international investors for resale.
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Turkish population growth is around 2% per annum with 70% of the population younger than 30, this creates a strong local market.
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Over 25 million tourists visit Turkey each year boosting the property market and creating strong buy-to-let possibilities.
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Low cost of living and long summers make it a favourite retirement spot for the Europeans.Turkey is considered to be a highly dynamic country by the World Trade organisation.
