Afra Park

Afra Park is a low-rise residential development by Reportage Properties, comprising 53 townhouses within the Bahçeşehir district on the European side of Istanbul, with handover scheduled for June 2027.

# A Single Building Across a Landscaped Ground Plane

The project occupies a single structure, or rather a cluster configured as one building, set against the residential fabric of Bahçeşehir. The district carries a reputation built over two decades: carefully gridded streets, consistent green corridors, and a density that feels measured rather than compressed. Afra Park aligns with that character. Its footprint is modest by Istanbul standards, 53 homes in total, which keeps the community tight and the shared spaces proportionate to the number of residents using them.

The architecture leans contemporary without being ostentatious. Double-glazed fenestration and planned outdoor areas suggest a design process that considered climate and privacy, not just elevation renders.

# Townhouse Sizes, Layouts and Internal Specification

# Bedroom configurations and floor areas

The residences span two, three, and four-bedroom configurations, ranging from approximately 1,398 square feet to 2,259 square feet. That ceiling figure is meaningful: at just over 2,200 square feet, the largest units offer genuine family-scale proportions without crossing into the territory where maintenance becomes its own occupation.

Interiors arrive with kitchen cabinetry and stone countertops, fully tiled bathrooms with vanity units and mirrors, and built-in wardrobes where the layout allows. Air-conditioning infrastructure is included. Selected bedrooms carry en-suite bathrooms, a detail that matters considerably in a four-bedroom home shared across different generations or age groups. Connectivity is addressed through satellite and fibre-optic provision.

Every townhouse has private outdoor space, a point of difference in a market where ground-floor gardens and terraces remain premium features rather than standard ones.

# Shared Amenities Across the Community

The amenity programme covers the expected and the particular. A full-sized swimming pool sits alongside a dedicated children's pool. A BBQ area, playground, and basketball court address outdoor leisure in a straightforward way. Less common are the outdoor chess tables and table tennis facilities, which reflect a preference for low-key social infrastructure over spectacle. A bicycle track and a designated pet area round out the external provision.

Inside the social centre, residents have access to a gymnasium, steam room, sauna, and a meeting room. Shaded seating and landscaped areas extend the usable space throughout the day, regardless of season.

# Bahçeşehir: Position, Connectivity and the Istanbul Context

Bahçeşehir sits on Istanbul's European side, connected to the broader city via major road arteries. Istanbul Airport, one of the highest-capacity airports in the world, falls within a reasonable drive. Shopping centres, international schools, and healthcare facilities are present within the district and its immediate surroundings, which matters for buyers who intend to use the property as a primary residence rather than a seasonal one.

The area's Pond Park, a public green space of some scale, provides the kind of everyday outdoor amenity that residents of smaller Istanbul apartments travel significant distances to reach.

# What Afra Park Represents for Buyers Prioritising Size and Delivery

Priced between approximately AED 1.6 million and AED 2.67 million, Afra Park sits in a register that attracts GCC buyers familiar with Dubai's townhouse market but seeking Istanbul exposure, alongside European and Asian investors drawn to Turkish real estate on a value basis relative to comparable gateway cities.

The project is currently under construction, with a defined June 2027 delivery. For buyers who have grown cautious about open-ended completion timelines, a fixed handover from a developer with an existing portfolio carries weight. Fifty-three units is a small community by any measure. That limited scale tends to protect both the coherence of the development and the practical experience of living in it.