Located on the Bayraklı shoreline along the coast of the Gulf of İzmir, Saime Sultan Mansion is not merely a property, but one of the distinctive buildings that has borne witness to the city’s past.

Built in 1879 and currently preserved as a registered 2nd‑degree cultural asset, the building stands on a plot of approximately 1,770 m². Reflecting the architectural character of its period, the mansion is considered one of İzmir’s rare properties thanks to its strong relationship with the sea and its historical significance.

Named after Saime Raife Topuz, a recipient of the Independence Medal, the building hosted the same family for many years and, over time, became not only a living space but also a symbol embedded in the city’s collective memory.

Today, with its seafront location, extensive open areas and original architectural fabric, it offers a unique potential to be used as a private residence, a representative venue, a cultural and arts space, a boutique hotel, or a prestigious event venue.