
We offer a spacious 2+1 apartment for long-term rent in one of Mahmutlar's largest residential complexes. This property is an excellent choice for those who dream of living by the Mediterranean Sea, enjoying resort-quality amenities daily, and enjoying the comforts of modern living.
Mahmutlar is a modern district of Alanya, highly sought after by those seeking permanent residence or long-term rental properties. It harmoniously combines developed urban infrastructure, a landscaped promenade, convenient transportation access, and the atmosphere of a Mediterranean resort.
Supermarkets, cafes, restaurants, farmers' markets, banks, pharmacies, fitness clubs, and walking areas are all within walking distance. Thanks to its well-developed infrastructure, the area is ideal for comfortable living year-round.
The apartment is located in a large residence occupying a vast landscaped area at the foot of the Taurus Mountains. The complex is built around a resort concept and offers residents a wide range of amenities for both active and relaxing leisure.
The complex will provide:
Living in this complex combines the atmosphere of a country resort with the convenience of city amenities. Despite its tranquil location, the center of Mahmutlar and the Mediterranean coast are just minutes away.
We offer a 2+1 apartment with a total area of 100 m² , located on the 7th floor .
The layout includes:
The apartment is fully furnished and equipped with all necessary appliances. The modern interior and functional layout allow you to move in immediately after renting, without any additional expenses.
The balcony offers a pleasant view of the Taurus Mountains and the complex's well-maintained grounds, creating an atmosphere of tranquility and privacy.
New Level Group managers will provide comprehensive information on rental terms, help you check availability, and select the best property in Alanya based on your preferences. We support clients through every stage of the transaction, ensuring a high level of service and a personalized approach.
