Ah, Fethiye, the pearl by the sea.... Review of real estate in Turkish Eden.
To love a queen, to lose a million. To move to Turkey, and definitely to Fethiye. Imagine, a city on the coast of the Mediterranean and Aegean Sea (approximately there is an invisible border), surrounded by mountains with gray from snow tops in winter, and forests. Stunning picturesque bay with bays, beaches and islands, and the sea is 50 shades of incredible blue.
Fethiye is located in the picturesque province of Muğla on the eastern shore of the bayFethiye and is truly breathtaking in its beauty. It is trulyis considered one of the most resplendent pearls in the crown of the Turkish Riviera.Fethiye is a modern resort that stretches as much as 11 kilometers along thealong the coastline. The streets are full of small stores,restaurants and cafes, here you can do a pleasant shopping and enjoyinexpressibly delicious Turkish cuisine. And the best part is that even with a well-developedtourist infrastructure, Fethiye remains quite a quiet cozy place thatwhich only adds to its charm.
Fethiye in History.
The history of this amazing city dates back to the 6th century B.C. At that time, there was an ancient state of Lycia, and the city was called Telmessos. As a reminder of these times there are still Lycian tombs carved in the rocks. They knew how to build for centuries (!). So Telmessos was considered a sanctuary of Apollo with soothsayers. It was here that King Philip asked to interpret his strange dream. He saw in a dream that his future son would become the ruler of the world. Philip did indeed have a son, who was first named Alexander, and later, for his merits, Macedonian.
When Lycia lost its independence, Telmessos became first a provinceRoman and later Byzantine empire. In the 8th century, the city was given a new name.Anastasiopolis, in honor of the Byzantine emperor Anastasios II
Then the Ottoman Turks came here and renamed everything again. The town becameMakri, after the nearby harbor. It didn't get the name Fethiye until 1914.in honor of the pioneer of Turkish aviation.
Besides the tombs of Lycia, you can find here the ruins of castles of Rhodesian knights.feudal lords, an echo of the Middle Ages.
Briefly about the sights:
- As stated above, these are Lycian tombs,dating back to the 6th or 3rd century B.C. Of these.the most beautiful tomb is that of Amyntas.Telmessos).
- In the southern part of the city, far from the sea, there is a mountainous plateauplateau, and on it the ruins of a castle, presumably of the Knights of St. John. Fromthe castle ruins offer such a panoramic view that it is breathtaking. Be surevisit!!!
- The ruins of an ancient theater near the seaport of FethiyeFethiye seaport. The theater had 28 rows of seats and could seat up to 6,000 people.of spectators. It must have been hot for gladiatorial fights.
- The Ottoman period left suchlandmarks such as the Cesayirli Hasan Pasha Mosque erected in the 16th century.Namazes are still performed there today.
- Fethiye Historical Museum, which houses thethe famous Letoona stele (385 BC) with inscriptions in 3 languages:Lycian, Greek, Aramaic.
Fethiye Beaches
The beaches of Fethiye are what make it worth moving to Fethiye.to Fethiye. The coastline here runs through the center of the townstretches north and south in both directions. It is important to note that it is in the citythere are no beaches.
- To the west of the city, Çalış Beach, which has been awardedBlue Flag - an international award for the best beaches in terms of ecology. It stretchesit stretches for almost 4 km, in the main part it is sandy, but to the outskirts it is covered with pebbles. Entrance to the beach is free of charge.
- If you see an advertisement in Turkey with a picturean incredibly beautiful beach, it's probably Oludeniz, which means “dead sea”.which means “dead sea”. The sandy-pebble beach with an incredibly turquoise.tender sea is probably one of the most popular vacation spots not only for tourists, but also for locals.not only for tourists, but also for locals.
The beach season in this Turkish Eden lasts from April to October.
Fethiyereal estate review:
Stunningapartment with a huge balcony with stunning views of the city. 3bedrooms, 2 common rooms. 180 м2. Price of this piece of paradise on earth: 80 000 USD
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Large duplex(duplex apartment) (3+2) 150 m2 with swimming pool. Price :107 000 USD
Newsmall apartment for 2 bedrooms 90m2. Price: 55 000USD
Luxuryvilla in the suburbs of Fethiye, 3 bedrooms 2 common rooms, 3 bathrooms, 180 m2,availability of garden and swimming pool. Price: 270 000 USD - gives the right to citizenship
*pricesare as of January 2020.
Well, that's the end of our little review. Did you want to live in the Turkish Riviera and enjoy paradise on earth every day? If YES, don't forget to share this article with your friends.
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