YAKA PARK
- Расположение:Kartal, Istanbul
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- Сдача: Q3 2025
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Типы квартир
2+1
Уточняйте- Площадь
- 119–135 m²
- Цена
- 203 000 $ – 256 000 $
3+1
Уточняйте- Площадь
- 138–148 m²
- Цена
- 265 000 $ – 359 000 $
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О проекте
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Yakapark is a contemporary residential development located in the Yakacık–Kartal region on Istanbul’s Asian side, developed by Akar Yapı. Sitting on a land area of approximately 6,300 m², the project comprises three low-rise blocks with a total of 166 residential apartments. Strategically positioned beside Aydos Forest, Yakapark offers residents a unique blend of nature-oriented living combined with the convenience of urban infrastructure. Its design is inspired by the concept of “city accessibility with natural calm,” appealing to families and professionals seeking comfort, tranquility, and modern housing in a rapidly developing district.
Yakapark has been designed with a strong emphasis on harmonizing architecture with greenery. The buildings incorporate clean, modern façade lines, large windows, and thoughtfully planned balconies to capture forest and sea views. The development allocates a significant portion of its land to landscaped gardens, outdoor relaxation areas, and recreational facilities, ensuring a spacious, nature-rich environment. Sustainability plays a key role in the project’s development, with systems such as rainwater harvesting for landscape irrigation and solar-powered communal lighting contributing to reduced environmental impact. The interior build quality reflects contemporary Istanbul housing standards, featuring durable construction materials, advanced insulation, and efficient mechanical infrastructure.
The apartments in Yakapark are planned to maximize living comfort and functional daily use. With 2+1 and 3+1 configurations as the primary unit types, each apartment is designed to optimize sunlight, airflow, and spatial flow between rooms. Residents benefit from well-appointed kitchens, modern bathrooms, and living areas that open toward green spaces or forest views. Larger balconies create an extension of indoor living space, while upper floors take advantage of sweeping Marmara Sea panoramas. The overall layout supports an elevated lifestyle, offering both practicality and aesthetic appeal.
Yakapark delivers a comprehensive lifestyle package far beyond standard residential amenities. The project includes indoor and outdoor recreational spaces such as swimming pools, fitness centers, sports courts, cycling and walking tracks, and children’s playgrounds, encouraging an active and community-focused environment. Social amenities such as terraces, lounges, hobby rooms, gardens, and a communal café aim to create a neighborhood feel within the site. Additionally, its direct adjacency to Aydos Forest provides residents with access to natural walking trails, fresh air, and scenery rarely found in Shanghai Istanbul urban neighborhoods. Together, these features create a balanced lifestyle combining nature, wellness, and modern convenience.
The area benefits from proximity to key transportation routes, including the E-5 and TEM highways, as well as the metro line, making it attractive for commuters working in nearby business centers. The project’s combination of nature views, rich social facilities, and mid-rise architecture positions it favorably against other high-density developments.



