On the Paşabahçe shoreline, the historic Andonaki Waterfront Mansions, one of the original architectural heritages of the Bosphorus, were built in the late 19th century by the Andonaki Family, one of the prominent Greek families of the period. Designed as twin mansions, these buildings are an elegant example of the eclectic style. They bring together the traditional lines of Ottoman waterfront houses with the refined details of Western architecture. With their symmetrical façade, large windows, and quay opening directly onto the sea, these mansions present a strong aesthetic presence along the Bosphorus line and stand out not only as buildings, but as a living part of Istanbul’s historical identity.

General Features: 370 m² plot area 450 m² enclosed usable area Basement + 3 floors Registered as a 2nd-degree historical monument

Floor Plan: Basement: (141 m²) boiler room / fuel room / shelter Entrance floor: (138 m²) hall / living room / dining room / kitchen / guest WC 1st floor: (126 m²) living room / 3 bedrooms / laundry room / Turkish bath / guest WC Attic floor: (45 m²) 3 rooms

Transportation: Paşabahçe Pier 150 m Çubuklu Pier 1.5 km New Riva Road 2 km TEM Highway 3 km Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge (FSM) 4 km