For Rent: Office / Residential Apartment In Akaretler Siraevler

₺ 140.000
Reference No: 278720
Beşiktaş, İstanbul
For Rent
Residential
Apartment
Gross: 65 m2
Net: 55 m2
2+11

For Rent: Office / Residential Apartment In Akaretler Siraevler

Beşiktaş, İstanbul
Reference No: 278720
₺ 140.000
For Rent
Residential
Apartment
Gross: 65 m2
Net: 55 m2
2+11

These apartments, located within the distinguished architecture of Akaretler Sıraevler, offer flexible solutions suitable for showroom, office and residential use. With single-floor and duplex options ranging from 35 m² to 230 m², they provide comfortable and stylish living spaces tailored to your needs. This exclusive address, standing out with its historical texture and central location, opens the doors to a privileged life in one of Istanbul's most valuable locations.

Key Features:

-Central Beşiktaş location, walkable to Nişantaşı and Dolmabahçe

-Historic building from 1875, fully restored

-Units between 35 m² and 230 m², single-floor and duplex layouts

-Suitable for office or residential use

-Easy access to metro, ferry, tram, and bus lines

-Fiber internet, climate control, and strong technical infrastructure

-Professional management, 24/7 security, and reception

-Surrounded by cafés, restaurants, and cultural venues

-Neighboring tenants include: 5-star hotel with 140 rooms, luxury design stores, art galleries, educational institutions, local & international office tenants, indoor/outdoor parking areas within the Project

 

Properties & Features
Gross Area
Gross Area
65 m²
Net Area
Net Area
55 m²
At Floor
At Floor
2
Number of Levels
Number of Levels
2
Elevator
Elevator
Habitation
Habitation
Unoccupied
View
City
City
Park
Park
Garden
Garden
Interior Properties
Storage/pantry
Storage/pantry
Parquet Flooring
Parquet Flooring
Built-In Closet
Built-In Closet
Separate Kitchen
Separate Kitchen
Property information contained in this Listing/Presentation is based on the owner’s declaration and the resources Space has access to within the framework of its authority. It should not be seen as any commitment on Space’s behalf.