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Bosphorus Beşiktaş
◍ Beşiktaş, Istanbul
Six 3+1 duplex apartments in Dikilitaş, in the middle of Beşiktaş, from 117.02 to 180.88 m² gross, with the living space on the lower floor, the bedrooms above and a Bosphorus outlook.
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The project
Six 3+1 duplex apartments from 117.02 to 180.88 m² gross, each one arranged over two floors with the living space below and the bedrooms above.
Bosphorus Beşiktaş is a residential building in the Dikilitaş quarter of Beşiktaş, on the European side of Istanbul, built by Teltaş Yapı. Every apartment the developer publishes in it is a 3+1 duplex, laid out over two floors.
You are buying inside Beşiktaş rather than on the edge of it. The building stands on parsel 340 of ada 1456 in the Dikilitaş cadastral district, between Dikilitaş Sokağı and Filiz Sokağı, a few streets back from the Barbaros Bulvarı spine.
The six published apartments run from 117.02 to 180.88 m² gross. The living room, kitchen and guest room sit on the lower floor, with the bedrooms and their own bathrooms above.
Six is what the developer currently shows, not a claim about the size of the whole building. Portals circulate larger and mutually contradictory counts for this project, and we would rather confirm what is actually for sale than repeat a number we cannot stand behind.
Dikilitaş sits inland from the water, on the rising ground between Beşiktaş and Gayrettepe. It is a quarter of ordinary streets and small buildings rather than a district of towers, and Barbaros Bulvarı runs along its edge.
Leave the car at home. Published travel times put Barbaros Bulvarı four minutes away, Yıldız metro station on the M7 line five, Zincirlikuyu metrobüs twelve and the Beşiktaş seafront fourteen.
Universities, a hospital and shopping sit inside the same short reach. Yıldız Technical University and Sait Çiftçi State Hospital are both put at five minutes, and Zorlu Center at four.
What you are buying
How Bosphorus Beşiktaş is laid out, how it is built, and what living there includes.
Developer & architecture
This is a small building, and the choice inside it is deliberately narrow. Teltaş Yapı publishes six apartments, numbered 37 to 42 in the block it calls 340A Blok, and all six are 3+1 duplexes.
The sizes are 117.02, 144.46, 148.06, 162.82, 165.95 and 180.88 m² gross. That is a range of more than sixty square metres inside a single layout type, so the difference between the smallest and the largest is real room rather than a different arrangement.
Each apartment works the way a house does. The large living room, the kitchen and a guest room are on the entrance floor, and the stairs take you up to the bedrooms, each with its own bathroom.
The developer describes every one of them as having a large balcony, a high ceiling and Boğaz manzarası, a Bosphorus view. Dikilitaş looks over the rooftops towards the strait rather than standing on it, and the outlook changes with the floor and the aspect.
The specification is in the fabric rather than in a brochure of clubhouses. Underfloor heating and a VRV air-conditioning system are fitted, along with smart home technology and a video intercom to every apartment.
Security is continuous. The building is watched around the clock with camera surveillance, and parking is enclosed rather than left on the street, which in this part of Beşiktaş is worth more than it sounds.
Beyond your own front door there is a fitness centre, shared landscaped grounds and view terraces. The scheme is described as pet-friendly and environmentally conscious in its design.
What you actually buy here is the neighbourhood. Beşiktaş Çarşı, the ferry piers, Yıldız Park and the university quarter are all within the same short radius, and they were there long before this building was drawn.
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Ownership in Türkiye is recorded in the Tapu (title deed) at the Land Registry, and a foreign national can hold one in their own name. We check the Tapu position of the specific apartment before any transfer.
That check matters more than usual in a building handed over in phases. The form of title that exists at the time you buy will not be identical block by block, so we establish it for your apartment rather than for the project in general.
The developer is a local specialist. Teltaş Yapı works in kentsel dönüşüm, the urban transformation of existing Beşiktaş buildings, and is registered in the Turkish trade registry at an address in Dikilitaş that matches the contact address on its own website.
We do not publish a price for this project because the developer does not publish one. Tell us the size and the floor you want, and we will come back with what is available, the price in writing, the delivery position and whether that particular apartment counts towards the Turkish citizenship programme.
Bosphorus Beşiktaş is in the Dikilitaş quarter of Beşiktaş, on the European side of Istanbul, Türkiye. The building stands on parsel 340 of ada 1456 in the Dikilitaş cadastral district, between Dikilitaş Sokağı and Filiz Sokağı and a few streets inland from Barbaros Bulvarı. Published travel times put Barbaros Bulvarı at four minutes, Yıldız metro station on the M7 line at five, Zincirlikuyu metrobüs at twelve and the Beşiktaş seafront at fourteen.
Every apartment Teltaş Yapı publishes at Bosphorus Beşiktaş is a 3+1 duplex, which means three bedrooms and a living room laid out over two floors. The six published apartments measure 117.02, 144.46, 148.06, 162.82, 165.95 and 180.88 m² gross, so the range runs from 117.02 to 180.88 m². The developer describes the lower floor as holding the large living room, the modern kitchen and a guest room, with the bedrooms and their own bathrooms upstairs.
Teltaş Yapı publishes six apartments at Bosphorus Beşiktaş, numbered 37 to 42, all of them in the block it calls 340A Blok and all of them marked Satışta, meaning on sale. Six is what the developer currently shows rather than a statement about the size of the whole building, and third-party portals circulate larger and mutually contradictory counts that we do not repeat. Tell us the size you want and we will confirm in writing what is genuinely available.
Bosphorus Beşiktaş is being handed over in phases, block by block, rather than on one date for the whole development. The developer's own apartment pages print a handover year of 2025 for these six apartments while still marking them on sale, and the other sources that circulate dates for this project contradict each other and the developer, so we publish no single completion date. We confirm the delivery position of a named apartment in writing before you commit to anything.
Bosphorus Beşiktaş is built by Teltaş Yapı, a Beşiktaş-based construction company whose published work is kentsel dönüşüm (urban transformation), general contracting and architectural design. The company is registered in the Turkish trade registry as TELTAŞ YAPI GIDA VE ENERJİ SANAYİ TİCARET LİMİTED ŞİRKETİ, number 722322-0, at an address in Dikilitaş, Beşiktaş that matches the contact address on its own website. It is a local specialist rebuilding streets it already works in, not a national developer arriving from elsewhere.
Teltaş Yapı lists underfloor heating, a VRV air-conditioning system, smart home technology, security cameras and a video intercom for the apartments at Bosphorus Beşiktaş. It describes each one as having a large balcony, a high ceiling, a modern kitchen, an en-suite bathroom to the principal bedroom and a large living room. The images on this page are the developer's own renders of those interiors rather than photographs of finished rooms.
Teltaş Yapı describes every one of the six published apartments at Bosphorus Beşiktaş as having Boğaz manzarası, a Bosphorus view. Dikilitaş sits on rising ground inland from the water, so the outlook is over the low rooftops of Beşiktaş towards the strait rather than from the waterfront itself, and it varies with the floor and the aspect of the individual apartment. We confirm what a specific apartment actually looks out on before you buy it.
Foreign nationals can buy property in Türkiye in their own name, and ownership is recorded in the Tapu (title deed) at the Land Registry. We check the Tapu position of the specific apartment at Bosphorus Beşiktaş before any transfer, including the form of title that exists at the time you buy, because a building handed over in phases will not be in the same registry state block by block. We also confirm in writing whether a given apartment counts towards the Turkish citizenship programme rather than assuming that it does.
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| Field | Published rate or amount | When it applies | What to check |
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| Tapu Harcı: seller's legal share | 2% | Charged separately to the transferor under the cited tariff ruling. This is not automatically a buyer cost. | Source checkedView source details |
| Tapu Harcı: buyer's legal share | 2% | The cited GİB guidance charges the buyer 2% on the declared transfer value, subject to the statutory minimum base. The estimate includes the buyer's legal share only. Confirm the contract allocation before signing. | Source checkedView source details |
| KDV on a taxable residence delivery | 10% / 20% / 150 m² | 10% for the first 150 m² and 20% for the excess under the cited decisions. Confirm first-delivery status, taxable seller, area basis and price inclusion. | Source checkedView source details |
| KDV for a qualifying Law 6306 transformation residence | 1% / 20% / 150 m² | 1% for the first 150 m² and 20% for the excess. Only a qualifying reserve, risk-area or risky-building transaction uses this row. | Source checkedView source details |
| Foreign-buyer KDV exemption | 0% | First delivery to a qualifying non-resident foreign buyer with the required FX evidence. The three-year disposal restriction and every exemption condition must hold. | Source checkedView source details |
| Stamp duty on a taxable written contract | 9.48‰ / TRY 29,115,961.10 / 2026 | Applies only when a money-bearing taxable paper is signed. It does not attach to every Tapu transfer. | Source checkedView source details |
| General notary fee | 30% / TRY 58.82 | For notarial documents when the service is used. The document type and harç determine the final charge. | Source checkedView source details |
| Notary real-estate sale contract fee | 0.1% / TRY 500 / TRY 4,000 | For a sale contract made before a notary instead of the ordinary Tapu route. Do not add it to a standard transfer automatically. | Source checkedView source details |
| Notary translation fee | TRY 667.67 / 50% / 10 | For a translation done or commissioned by the notary. The page and line count determine the charge. | Source checkedView source details |
| SPK and TDUB licensed appraisal minimum | TRY 16,500 / TRY 17,622 / TRY 20,217 / TRY 176 GBM / TRY 125 TDUB | The residence tiers are 1 to 149 m², 150 to 250 m² and 251 to 500 m². The actual quote may be higher and KDV or other costs may be added. | Source checkedView source details |
| TKGM revolving-fund service fee | TRY 2,227 × local coefficient / TRY 307 × local coefficient / TRY 20,868 | The 2026 tariff uses a local coefficient for the service fee and adds TRY 20,868 when a foreign national is party to the transfer. The estimate includes only the fixed foreign-party addition for one Residence. Confirm the coefficiented service fee separately. | Source checkedView source details |
| DASK compulsory earthquake insurance | 0.73‰ / 2.82‰ / 1.09‰ / 4.96‰ | The tariff depends on risk group, construction type and insured building area. The insured-value basis updates, so check the policy date. | Source checkedView source details |
| Annual Emlak Vergisi for a residence | 0.2% / 0.1% | Applied to the municipal property-tax value. The metropolitan classification changes the rate. | Source checkedView source details |
| Residential electricity subscription | TRY 263/kW / TRY 140 | Deposit depends on contracted kW; connection charges are separate. The actual contract load decides the deposit. | Source checkedView source details |
| Residential natural-gas subscription | TRY 8,066 + KDV / 200 m² | Connection and deposit depend on area, installed devices and distributor rules. KDV and document charges may be separate. | Source checkedView source details |
| İstanbul water subscription sample | TRY 1,690.50 | İSKİ only. Water charges are municipal, not national. Do not apply this figure outside İstanbul. | Source checkedView source details |
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