Buy a Furnished 2+1 Apartment with Panoramic Sea Views in Kargicak — 110 m²

This completed furnished 2+1 apartment offers 110 m² on the 3rd floor of a 2013 building in Kargicak, 200 m from the sea. The layout includes two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The photographs confirm a bright interior, fitted kitchen, furniture, a spacious balcony and panoramic views of the sea, mountains and city. On-site facilities include indoor and outdoor pools, a spa, fitness and sports areas, children’s facilities, a private beach, covered parking and 24-hour security.

About the apartment

With 110 m² of space, the property can work as more than a holiday home. It offers a practical layout for a couple or family who need two separate bedrooms and two bathrooms. The apartment is sold with furniture and household appliances. Confirmed equipment includes air conditioning, a video intercom, satellite system, double-glazed windows and a kitchen with a granite worktop. The building has a lift.

The photographs show calm, light-toned interiors, a furnished living and dining area, an equipped kitchen, bedrooms and a large open balcony. The principal visual feature is the panoramic Mediterranean Sea and coastal view. Mountain and city views are also recorded in the property details.

On-site facilities

According to the structured property data, residents can use outdoor and indoor pools, water slides, a spa and relaxation area, sauna, Turkish bath, steam room, massage rooms and a fitness centre. Children’s facilities include playrooms and an outdoor playground. The grounds also provide a restaurant, tennis court, basketball court, barbecue area and gazebo.

A private beach and dedicated access route to the sea are listed, together with Wi-Fi in the grounds, covered parking, parking beside the building, a backup generator, concierge service and 24-hour security. Before purchasing, confirm seasonal opening times, beach access rules and which services are covered by the maintenance fee.

Kargicak neighbourhood

Kargicak lies in the eastern part of Alanya and can suit buyers who value proximity to the coast and a quieter residential setting. The neighbourhood includes both smaller residential buildings and larger developments with extensive shared amenities. When comparing homes here, it is useful to look beyond the stated distance to the sea and test the actual route to shops, public transport, healthcare and other addresses you expect to use regularly.

This apartment is listed as 200 m from the sea. During a viewing, walk the route and check how convenient the beach access and approach to the building are at different times of day. You can compare other options on the Kargicak property page and browse the wider Alanya property catalogue.

Who this apartment may suit

• a family that needs two separate bedrooms and two bathrooms;
• buyers looking for a completed furnished home without a lengthy furnishing process;
• those who prioritise sea views and a broad range of on-site facilities;
• owners planning regular holidays who value security and covered parking.

Confirmed advantages

• 2+1 layout and 110 m² of space;
• 3rd floor, two bathrooms, furniture and household appliances;
• panoramic sea, mountain and city views;
• 200 m to the sea according to the listing;
• indoor and outdoor pools, spa and fitness facilities;
• private beach and dedicated access to the sea;
• covered parking, generator, concierge and security.

Purchase costs

In addition to the property price, budget for taxes, registration, mandatory insurance, translations, utility setup and any document checks required for the transaction. Total buying costs are usually around 5–6% of the property price, including taxes and registration. The exact figure depends on the transaction. Read the Maxhome Invest guide to property purchase costs in Turkey.

What to check before buying

• title deed details, restrictions and correspondence between documents and the physical apartment;
• the current maintenance fee, its currency and the services included;
• the condition and agreed inventory of furniture, appliances and air-conditioning units;
• opening periods and rules for the pools, spa, sports areas and restaurant;
• terms of access to the private beach, sea passage and parking;
• the actual walking route to the sea and everyday services;
• whether the property meets your legal objective if a residence permit is relevant.

Frequently asked questions

Is the apartment sold furnished?

Yes. Furniture and household appliances are recorded in the property details and visible in the photographs. The exact inventory should be attached to the contract or handover record.

How far is the sea?

The listing states 200 m. The actual walking route and access through the dedicated passage should be checked during the viewing.

Are there pools and spa facilities?

Yes. The listed facilities include outdoor and indoor pools, a spa, sauna, Turkish bath, steam room, massage rooms and a fitness centre. Confirm operating periods and whether each service is included in the maintenance fee.

Can the apartment work for year-round living?

The 110 m² area, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, furniture, parking and extensive facilities make it a practical candidate for longer stays. Check everyday routes and regular ownership costs before deciding.

How to assess the layout and condition

During the viewing, look beyond the headline area and consider how the 110 m² is distributed. Check the usable size of both bedrooms, storage space, circulation around the furniture, kitchen worktop area and the convenience of having two bathrooms. Give the balcony a separate inspection: measure its usable depth, consider sun and wind exposure, check the railings and decide whether the space will work for you in different seasons.

Furniture and appliances are part of the listing, but the exact inventory should be recorded separately. Check the sofa, beds, wardrobes, dining furniture, kitchen appliances, washing machine, air-conditioning units and light fittings. Test each appliance, the water pressure and heating, electrical sockets, windows and doors. A written inspection and inventory help prevent differences between the photographs, verbal discussions and what is actually handed over.

How to assess the shared facilities

An extensive range of amenities is useful when it matches the way you plan to use the home. For year-round living, confirm the winter opening schedule for the indoor pool, fitness centre, Turkish bath and other internal areas. For summer stays, look at the capacity and rules of the outdoor pool and slides, guest access, quiet hours and the route to the beach. Families should inspect the playrooms and outdoor playground and assess the safety of the grounds.

Covered parking, a generator, concierge service and security can add practical value, but they also contribute to regular ownership costs. Request the current maintenance-fee decision, information about any unpaid communal charges, planned works and possible special contributions. Confirm whether a particular parking space belongs to the apartment or whether residents use available spaces on a first-come basis.

Views and orientation

The photographs show an open view over the sea and coastline, while the structured details also record mountain and city views. During the viewing, check the orientation of the rooms, direct sunlight in the morning and evening, balcony temperature and possible sources of noise. A panoramic outlook can differ from one room to another, so assess it from the living room, both bedrooms and the balcony rather than relying on a single photograph.

A practical checking sequence

1. Before the viewing, request the current price, furniture inventory and regular ownership charges.
2. At the property, compare the apartment with its plan and documents and test the finishes, appliances and technical systems.
3. Inspect the shared facilities, parking, sea passage and the actual walking route to the beach.
4. Obtain title information and check for restrictions, debts or other issues that may affect the transfer.
5. Before transferring funds, record the price, timetable, furniture inventory, payment process and key handover terms in writing.

Comparing this property with alternatives

When comparing this apartment with other homes in Kargicak, use the same criteria for every option: total buying budget, area, number of bathrooms, furniture condition, floor, real walking route to the sea, maintenance fee and the shared facilities that are actually operating. A lower asking price is not automatically the better purchase, while a long amenities list does not replace a check of condition, access rules and running costs.

For holidays, the route to the beach and the ability to arrive and use the home immediately may carry the most weight. For year-round living, the layout, daily journeys, all-season services and regular expenses are often more important. If you are considering rental use, verify the current complex rules and legal requirements separately: furniture and a strong sea view do not by themselves confirm a permitted rental format or future income.

View and check the property

Maxhome Invest can confirm current availability, arrange an in-person or online viewing and organise document checks before you make a decision. See how property selection and purchase support works, or contact us with your questions about property R28-5588.