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Avsallar is a coastal settlement about 25 kilometres west of Alanya town centre, and in our stock it is 19 properties — 15 apartments and one villa, the rest other types. Entry price is €59,000, the median asking price €120,000, the median size 55 m² and the median price per square metre €1,700.
All figures on this page are measured from our own active listings, last on 19 October 2026. They are asking prices rather than completed sale prices, and medians of the stock we currently hold rather than a market index. We re-measure them against the live inventory and correct the page when it moves.
Because the measurement supports it: €1,768 per square metre for an apartment against €2,539 across Alanya and €2,968 across Turkey. That is 30 per cent below the municipality and 40 per cent below the Turkish median. Only Demirtas (€1,717) and Gazipasa (€1,653) are cheaper on this coast, and both are smaller markets.
Seven of the 15 apartments are priced under €100,000, with a median of €66,000 in that band — the lowest of any Antalya district we sell in, below Demirtas at €79,000 and Gazipasa at €86,000. For comparison, all of Turkey has 64 apartments under €100,000.
Distance and infrastructure. Avsallar is a village that grew around the beach: there is a market, there are restaurants, and in winter a good part of it closes. The 25 kilometres to Alanya centre means a car or the dolmuş for anything beyond daily shopping, and the airport is 90 kilometres away in the other direction.
Sea view applies to 2 of the 19 properties and three sit in the first row along the sea. A communal pool, by contrast, comes with 15 — so the pool is standard and the view is not. If the view is the requirement, the same coast offers Kargicak with 27 sea-view apartments and Mahmutlar with 19, at €2,493 and €2,126 per square metre respectively.
Eleven of the apartments offer a one-bedroom layout and seven offer two; some listings cover both, so the figures overlap rather than add up. The one-bedroom entry is €59,000 with a median of €100,000 at 50 m², and the two-bedroom entry is €100,000 with a median of €130,000 at 73 m². The metre rate barely moves between them — €1,768 against €1,780 — which means the second bedroom here costs what the extra space costs, with no address premium on top. The same flatness holds in Alanya as a whole (€2,670 against €2,673), so what you are buying here is the lower base rate, not a different pricing logic.
There is a single villa in Avsallar: €340,000 for 200 m², which is €1,700 per square metre — the second-lowest villa metre rate in Turkey after Demirtas at €1,323. It has no private pool and no sea view, and it is one property, so it is an opportunity rather than a market. The villa alternatives on the same coast are in Kargicak and the hills behind it, where 20 of 22 houses have a sea view and prices start at €200,000; the full set is on villas in Alanya.
A buyer who wants the lowest realistic entry price on the Alanya coast, accepts a car, and intends to use the flat in season or let it long-term to local tenants rather than week by week. Short-stay holiday letting works less well here than in Mahmutlar or Oba, where there is a year-round population and walkable services.
It also suits a buyer who wants space rather than address: at €1,768 per metre, €120,000 buys around 68 m² here against roughly 47 m² at the Alanya municipality rate.
Build year — at this level much of the stock is resale and renovation is a separate budget line. Ask before the trip, not after.
Walking distance to the beach — Avsallar's complexes spread inland from the shore, and "close to the sea" can mean 300 metres or 1.5 kilometres uphill. Ask for the figure in metres.
Winter — ask which shops and restaurants stay open between November and March, and whether the complex keeps the pool and security running out of season. These are concrete questions with concrete answers, and they decide whether the purchase works for you.
Tell us your ceiling and whether you need the flat let year-round. With 19 properties we can answer by naming them, with the price per square metre, build year and the real distance to the beach for each. The wider picture of the cheap end is on cheap property in Antalya.
We hold 15 apartments in Avsallar. The entry price is €59,000, the median asking price €110,000, the median size 55 m² and the median price per square metre €1,768.
Yes, by about 30 per cent on the metre: €1,768 against €2,539 across Alanya. Among the Antalya districts we sell in, only Demirtas (€1,717) and Gazipasa (€1,653) are cheaper, and both are smaller markets.
Avsallar is about 25 kilometres west of Alanya town centre and roughly 90 kilometres from Antalya airport. Daily shopping works on foot or by dolmuş; anything beyond that needs a car.
Only 2 of the 19 properties we hold here have a sea view and three are within walking distance of the sea, none of them in the first row. A communal pool, on the other hand, comes with 15 of the 19 — so the pool is standard here and the view is not.
One: €340,000 for 200 m², which is €1,700 per square metre. It has no private pool and no sea view. Because it is a single property it is an opportunity rather than a market; the villa choice on this coast is in Kargıcak and the hills above it.
Seven of the 15 apartments are priced under €100,000, with a median of €66,000 in that band — the lowest of any Antalya district we sell in, below Demirtas at €79,000 and Gazipasa at €86,000.
Long-term letting to local tenants works better here than week-by-week holiday letting: Avsallar is a seasonal village, and a good part of it closes between November and March. Before you count on either, ask which shops and restaurants stay open in winter and whether the complex keeps the pool and security running out of season. We do not quote a yield figure for Avsallar because we have no measured letting data for it.