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Villas for sale in Turkey open at €200,000, and the house that figure buys stands on its own land instead of inside a block. The larger part of what we publish sits in Antalya province, where listings open at a midpoint of €750,000 for 270 m².
The coast and the city do not share a currency, so they are never measured together. Sellers across Antalya province mostly ask in euros, while the Istanbul villas we publish are priced in another currency, mostly dollars. A euro figure laid over those would track the exchange rate rather than the house.
What we publish is a sample rather than a boundary. A developer can place a villa through its own sales office before it is advertised, and an owner selling a finished house can ask to stay off a public list.
So send the ceiling, the stretch of coast or the inland valley you have in mind, and the plot size the family needs. You get a shortlist with a metre rate beside every address, or a clear word that nothing published fits.
Asking prices from the listings we had live on 26 October 2026, not completed sale prices — how we measure.
The villa list opens at €200,000, and a budget under €550,000 stays on the lower rung of the euro ladder, where the typical listing opens at €410,000.
| Budget band | Median starting price | Median size |
|---|---|---|
| Up to €550,000 | €410,000 | 200 m² |
| €550,000 to €800,000 | €655,000 | 240 m² |
Each rung is cut from the euro distribution separately and the rungs do not overlap, so a row speaks for its own ceiling and for nothing under it. Moving up a rung buys floor area: 200 m² at the midpoint of the lower band against 240 m² in the band above it.
The euro ladder stops at €800,000. Above that figure too little of what sellers ask is actually set in euros for us to put a midpoint on a step. That share thins at every rung on the way up.
Istanbul is where the dollar-priced villas sit, and they are measured in dollars on Buy Villas in Istanbul. A search for a cheap villa in Turkey is answered here by where the list opens, €200,000: nothing below that figure on our list is a villa. The lower end of the country is set out on Cheap Property in Turkey.
Our records do not grade a villa as luxury, so such a search is answered here by size and by price rather than by a label. Istanbul's median villa covers 382 m² against 250 m² on the Alanya coast, and its asking prices are set in dollars, which is why they are published on Buy Villas in Istanbul. On the euro side the Alanya median stands at €795,000.
Antalya is where a villa can be both priced and measured in euros: listings open at a midpoint of €750,000 for 270 m², at €3,019 per m².
The lowest euro asking price across the villas we publish, €200,000, belongs to this province: it is an Alanya house, and it is being sold by its developer.
Istanbul carries no euro price because the asking prices there are set in another currency. A euro midpoint would come from the exchange rate rather than from a seller, and would drift with it. Floor area crosses currencies without that problem, and those houses are the roomier of the cities we can measure: 382 m² against 270 m².
Mersin opens at €350,000 and stops there. Too few villas reach our list in that province for a midpoint to describe anything, so they are priced house by house, Erdemli included. Name the district and the quote comes back for the specific house.
Döşemealtı listings open at a lower midpoint for a bigger house, €655,000 for 300 m², while on the Alanya coast it is €795,000 for 250 m².
| Inside Antalya | Median starting price | Median size | Per m² |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alanya | €795,000 | 250 m² | €3,275 |
| Döşemealtı | €655,000 | 300 m² | €2,156 |
The square metre is where the decision actually sits: €3,275 on the Alanya coast against €2,156 inland, a factor of 1.5. Both are priced mostly in euros, so those rates read against each other without a conversion in between.
Inland is therefore the side that buys land and rooms, and the coast is the side that buys the water in front of the house. The entry price belongs to the coast as well, since €200,000 is an Alanya villa.
Alanya holds more of the province villas than the rest of Antalya put together, which is why the coast midpoint and the province midpoint sit close. Serik, Manavgat, Muratpaşa, Konyaaltı and Aksu also carry villas we publish, each below the level where a midpoint stands up.
In Istanbul the obstacle is the currency and not the size of the set: Büyükçekmece clears the sample threshold and still carries no euro midpoint, because the asking prices there are set in another currency.
Beylikdüzü, Başakşehir, Beykoz, Silivri, Sarıyer, Eyüpsultan, Pendik, Çekmeköy, Şile and Arnavutköy carry villas as well, and those are quoted house by house. Give us the district and the plot you want and the quote comes back in the currency the seller prices in.
A private pool comes with 67 per cent of the villas we publish, which makes it the ordinary fitting on this side of the market rather than an upgrade.
A pool shared with the rest of a site arrives with 66 per cent of them, so a plot inside a managed development is a common shape here. Ask what the monthly charge covers, and ask it before the holiday arithmetic rather than after.
A sea view is recorded on 47 per cent of these houses, which puts it in the minority of the villa list rather than in its definition. Name it as a requirement instead of assuming that a coastal address supplies it.
Distance to the water is a separate matter from the view, and our listings record it on a thin edge of the set, so its absence from an advert settles nothing either way. Ask for the metres down to the shore, for what may be built in between, and for the climb back up.
Holiday use also raises a permit question, and a recorded short-term rental permit is close to absent across these villas. Put it to the seller in writing before guests are part of the plan; the apartments that do carry it are gathered on Airbnb Apartments in Turkey.
The view side of the country is measured on Sea View Property in Turkey, and the houses with a pool of their own on Villas in Turkey with a Private Pool.
A foreign buyer takes the deed in their own name here, and on a villa that deed covers the plot as well as the building, which is the part an apartment purchase never raises.
Restricted nationalities exist, and the land registry runs its check against the individual parcel rather than against the town, so the villa next door can come back with a different answer. That answer is a legal matter and it is not ours to give.
The plot is where the villa-only questions live. Ask what area the deed states against what the advert claims, and what the planning permission allows on the land either side. Ask too whether the garden and the pool fall inside your title or inside a shared site.
Regulation sets the levels behind both routes: $400,000 of property value for citizenship and $200,000 for short-term residence, as they stand on 26 October 2026. Administrative decisions set them and both have moved before, so what binds an application is whatever stands on the day it is filed.
Those levels are denominated in dollars while the prices here are published in euros, so we do not stand the figures side by side. A euro asking price restated in dollars would move with the rate and not with the house. Each route is set out on Turkish Citizenship by Investment and Residence Permit in Turkey.
The address can also settle whether the residence route is available at all. New foreign registration was closed in Mahmutlar, Kestel, Avsallar and Kargıcak, and was reported reopened in June 2026.
Kargıcak carries a large share of the Alanya villas we publish, so this sits in the middle of the decision rather than at its edge. A current list is not ours to publish and the ruling is not ours to give: send us the street and the parcel, and your own lawyer should answer before any money moves.
The national frame around all of it sits on Property for Sale in Turkey, and the order of the steps in the Buying guide. Ask the seller for purchase costs as a written table as well, because we publish none of those rates.
Nearly all of these villas are sold by their developer, and that side opens at €200,000 against €225,000 on the second-hand side.
There are too few resales on our list for a midpoint to stand, so those houses are quoted individually rather than as a category. Send the stretch of coast and the plot size, and the figure comes back for the house itself.
Build progress never reaches our listing data, so no figure for it appears here. Ask the seller to put the stage in writing — foundation, roof on, or keys ready — along with the date the contract commits to.
The identity of the seller and the state of the building are separate questions, and neither answers the other. A finished house can be a developer sale, and a resale can be a shell.
Asking price, floor area and the metre rate carry across the euro side of the villa list, which is what lets €2,156 and €3,275 per m² stand next to each other at all.
Bedroom plans are not something we can cut across these houses: the plan-level measurement behind our apartment figures does not reach the villa set. So the plan question is answered house by house, from the drawing the seller holds.
The starting price and the metre rate rest on different bases and do not divide into each other, which is set out under how we measure. No euro midpoint is published for the Istanbul villas, and no conversion is offered in its place.
Rent forecasts, growth in value and promises to buy a house back are not figures we hold. A listing holds nothing that would support them, and we would rather leave the question open than fill it with a number that cannot be tested.
A monthly site charge, the cost of keeping a pool full, the plot area as the deed states it and the walk down to the shore all belong to a single address. Those come back from the seller in writing, with the name of whoever answered attached.
The plot, as the deed states it. Ask for the parcel number and the registered plot area, then hold them against the advert. Ask what the planning permission allows on the land either side, because a garden view is only as safe as the empty plot beside it.
What the pool and the garden cost to run. A private pool is a standing bill: water, chemicals, a pump and somebody to service it through the winter. Ask the outgoing owner or the developer what it came to across last year, on paper.
Whether the house sits inside a managed site. A shared pool, a gate and landscaped grounds arrive with a monthly charge and a committee that sets it. Ask what the charge is today, and who votes on it after the developer hands the site over.
Say what the house is for as well — living in all year, summers only, or somewhere the family gathers — because that changes which coast and which plot size we look at first. The reply names the districts worth your time, the metre rate in each, and what each house on it actually contains.
For apartments rather than houses, the country-wide figures sit on Buying an apartment in Turkey. The Alanya villas carry their own figures on Villas for Sale in Alanya, and the whole market on Property for Sale in Turkey.
The euro side of the list starts at €200,000, and across Antalya province the typical listing opens at €750,000 for a villa of 270 m², at €3,019 for each square metre. Inland at Döşemealtı that opening drops to €655,000 while the house grows to 300 m². Each number is what an owner or a developer is asking today rather than a price anybody has signed, so treat it as the opening of a negotiation.
A detached house sold together with the ground under it, as opposed to a unit carved out of a larger building. That is why the paperwork differs from an apartment purchase: the title runs over a parcel, so the registered plot area, the planning rules on the land beside it and the boundary of your garden all become questions worth asking.
The lowest euro asking price we can show anywhere on the villa list is €200,000, on the Alanya coast. For a square metre the lower rate is inland at Döşemealtı, €2,156 against €3,275 on that coast, and the inland house is bigger with it at 300 m². Below a ceiling of €550,000 the typical listing opens at €410,000, for a villa of 200 m².
Because the villas we publish in that city have their asking prices set in another currency, so a euro figure for them would be produced by an exchange rate rather than by a seller. It would then move whenever the rate moved while the house stayed exactly as it was. Floor area has no such problem, and those houses measure 382 m² at the midpoint against 270 m² across Antalya province. For the dollar figures, see our pages on Istanbul property and Istanbul villas.
A pool of their own is recorded on 67 per cent of them, and a pool shared with a surrounding site on 66 per cent, so neither is unusual and a single house can have both. Before you treat it as a plus, price it: water, chemicals, a pump and winter servicing are a yearly bill, and in a managed site the shared pool arrives inside a monthly charge somebody else decides. Ask the developer or the departing owner for last year figures in writing.
Foreign buyers take the deed in their own name, though restrictions apply to certain nationalities and the registry runs its check on the parcel itself, which means the house next door can produce a different answer. The thresholds are $400,000 for the citizenship file and $200,000 for short-term residence, as recorded on 26 October 2026. Both are set by administrative decision and have changed before, so have the level confirmed in the week you sign.
We cannot answer that across the set. The plan-by-plan measurement that produces our apartment figures covers apartments, and it reaches no units on the villa side, so publishing a bedroom ladder here would mean inventing it. What we can do is take a specific house and send you the floor plan with the room areas marked. Tell us the plot size and the number of people sleeping there and we will match houses to that instead.
Developers are the sellers behind nearly the whole list, and that side opens at €200,000. The second-hand side opens higher, at €225,000, and the set of resales we publish is too small for a middle figure to mean anything, so those houses get quoted individually. Who is selling says nothing about how finished the building is, which is a separate question for the seller, answered with a contractual delivery date rather than a photograph.
Asking prices there open at €350,000 and we stop at that figure. The set we publish along that coast, Erdemli included, is smaller than the point at which a middle figure describes anything, so publishing a midpoint would turn a handful of houses into a market. Send the district and the plot size you want and we will price the individual house, and we will also look at villas there that never reach the public list.
On the Alanya coast the rate is €3,275 and inland at Döşemealtı €2,156, a factor of 1.5 between them, with the Antalya province rate landing at €3,019. Both of those districts are priced mostly in euros, so the rates can be held against each other without a conversion. Each rate is worked out unit by unit, larger units included, and the middle of those ratios gets published. A starting price comes from the lowest-priced unit in a listing instead, so dividing a published price by a published area lands somewhere else.
That depends on the street rather than on the district. Mahmutlar, Kestel, Avsallar and Kargıcak were all closed to new foreign registration, and reporting says they reopened in June 2026, which we have not confirmed with the authority itself. Since part of the villa list sits in Kargıcak, it is worth settling early. We publish no current list: send us the street and the parcel and put them to your own lawyer before a deposit moves.
On 26 October 2026, against the villas Summer Homes had live that day, country of Turkey and villa type only. They are asking prices rather than prices anybody completed at, and middles of our own published set rather than an index for the country. Ask us to measure the district again before you book a trip, because both the list and the prices on it move between measurements.
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