Located in Gümüşsuyu's prestigious Bosphorus-facing historic Ekselsiyor Apartments, this high-ceiling, impressively designed apartment boasts stunning Bosphorus views from its 54-square-meter living room, bedroom, and large balcony. 

The property with 240 square meters of gross and 190 square meters of net indoor area, a 4-bedroom/1-living room layout is access from the elevated ground floorwhile it is on the 3rd floor level on the Bosphorus View façade.

• 240 m² gross, 190 m² net enclosed living area
• 4 bedrooms / 1 living room / 2 bathrooms / large balcony
• 54 m² living room, bedroom and large balcony
• Overlooking a unique Bosphorus view
• High ceilings
• Special architectural design apartment

About The Building Ekselsiyor:
 The iconic Ekselsiyor Apartments, built in the 1920's by renowned Greek architect Perikles Fotiadis—designer of significant buildings such as Heybeliada Theological School, Büyükada Sabuncakis Mansion, Beyoğlu Zografeion High School, Kumkapı Aya Kiryaki Church and Balıklı Hospital—lives up to its Latin name meaning “always upwards, ever higher,” preserving the grandeur and splendor of its era.
Atatürk’s wife Latife Uşaklıgil once lived in the Ekselsiyor Building in this particular apartment, and Turkey’s first jazz soloist Rüçhan Çamay recounts in her book “Kayıp Diva” the night she met Atatürk as a child on the Bosphorus-front grand balconies of this very apartment.

Today, as in the past, Ekselsiyor Apartments remain one of Istanbul’s most desirable addresses, home to discerning residents who appreciate the nostalgic character of the building and its remarkable view.