Property for Sale in Avsallar, Alanya

Avsallar sits on the western coast of Alanya, around 24 kilometres from the city centre. People know the area for sandy beaches, pine woods and large seaside hotels. It also has a centre of its own, with supermarkets, banks, pharmacies, schools, cafés and a weekly market.

This page features current apartments for sale in Avsallar. The Musa Homes catalogue includes furnished homes, new apartments, duplexes and penthouses in Avsallar. Before buying, it is useful to understand where the centre is, how the streets rise towards the mountains and which parts of Avsallar are closest to the sea.

Where is Avsallar?

Avsallar lies between Incekum and Turkler. The D400 runs through the district and connects the western coast with Alanya, Antalya and nearby resort towns. Alanya's historic centre is around 24 kilometres away.

Gazipasa Alanya Airport is roughly 65 kilometres from Avsallar. Antalya Airport is around 100 kilometres away.

The neighbourhood stretches inland from the coast towards the Taurus Mountains. Hotels, beaches and the older central streets are closer to the sea. New residential areas continue above the D400. Some complexes stand on flatter ground, while others sit higher up the slope.

Avsallar centre and the new residential areas

Avsallar has a compact centre, so supermarkets, banks, pharmacies, salons, bakeries, cafés and restaurants are fairly close together. Summer brings more people onto the streets. Winter is quieter, although the main shops, pharmacies and year-round businesses remain open.

Beyond the older centre, the neighbourhood gradually climbs towards the mountains. Many of Avsallar's newer apartment complexes have been built in this part of town. Shops and services used to be concentrated lower down, close to the traditional centre. Commercial premises are now opening among the newer residential areas as well.

Via AVM is nearing completion on Ataturk Avenue. Part of the development is already finished and several shops have started trading. The project has three blocks with plans for 21 shops and 26 offices. As more units open, residents in upper Avsallar have a growing choice of services closer to home.

The D400 runs between the residential streets and the coastline. Pedestrian underpasses and marked crossings lead towards the hotels, beach clubs and sandy shore.

Avsallar beaches and Incekum

Incekum is one of the main reasons Avsallar is popular with holidaymakers and property buyers. Its name means fine sand in Turkish. The beach has soft golden sand, the water deepens gradually, and there are no large rocks or flat stone plates underfoot along many sections.

Parts of the Incekum coastline hold the international Blue Flag award. If the name is new to you, the award is given to beaches where water quality, shore cleanliness, lifeguard provision, first aid and environmental standards are checked regularly throughout the swimming season.

Fugla Bay is another sandy swimming area near Avsallar. The curved shape of the bay keeps the water calmer on many days. Hotels occupy parts of the shoreline, with public sections and beach clubs between them. Some stretches are wide with a gentle entry, while stones appear closer to the water in other places.

Pine woods and Incekum Nature Park

What else catches your attention in Avsallar? The pine trees. They grow along the coast, cover the slopes and survive in patches beside newer residential complexes. When the heat eases later in the day, the air begins to smell of warm pine. The road towards Incekum becomes greener as it approaches the coast and nature park.

Incekum is also the name of a large nature park beside the beach. Laurel, acacia, oleander, oak and sandalwood grow among the pines.

There is a good bit of local history behind the park. The land once contained two separate areas, a public picnic ground and a training centre run by the Ministry of Forestry. They were brought together in 2003, and Incekum received protected nature park status in 2006.

Shops, schools and daily life

Avsallar has chain supermarkets, small food shops, pharmacies, banks, cash machines, a post office and private medical practices. State schools and nurseries operate in the neighbourhood. Residents generally travel to other parts of Alanya for a large state hospital, major shopping centres and some council services.

There are plenty of places to eat. The central streets have Turkish food, breakfast restaurants, bakeries, coffee shops and familiar international dishes. More businesses open for summer, while venues serving permanent residents continue through winter.

Wednesday is market day in Avsallar. The stalls are set up on Karaalti Street near the former municipality building. Fruit, vegetables, herbs, olives, cheese, honey and spices fill the food rows. Farther along, traders sell clothing, shoes, home textiles and beach goods. Towards closing time, fruit and vegetable sellers are often more open to a small discount because they would rather not pack up the remaining produce.

Transport and travel to central Alanya

Buses run along the D400 from Avsallar towards Alanya, Konakli, Okurcalar and Manavgat. You can reach central Alanya without changing buses.

For short trips around Avsallar, many residents use large three-wheeled electric scooters. Large three-wheeled electric scooters are parked outside many apartment complexes. They usually have a wide seat, a shopping basket and room for a passenger. People buy or hire them for trips to the shops, the beach and the uphill journey home. Some residential complexes also provide a shuttle to the beach.

What property is available in Avsallar?

Property in Avsallar includes completed homes, new residences and apartments under construction. Buildings are generally taller than those found in Kestel or Oba, and eight or nine storey residential blocks are common.

The resale market has furnished apartments with one or two bedrooms, larger family homes, garden duplexes and penthouses. A viewing lets you check the actual view, street noise, condition of the building, lifts and communal areas. Some owners sell with the furniture and household appliances included.

New complexes are often built on larger plots. Facilities may include outdoor and indoor pools, a gym, sauna, Turkish bath, children's room, sports court, garden, parking and security. The list varies by project. More communal facilities will usually mean a higher monthly maintenance charge.

Developer apartments are normally delivered with finished flooring, fitted kitchen units, bathroom fittings and internal doors. Many projects under construction offer interest-free installments during the build period.

Apartment prices in Avsallar

The price of an apartment depends on its distance from the sea and town centre, the age of the building, size, floor, view and facilities. Furniture, build quality, communal grounds and the monthly maintenance charge can create a sizeable price difference between two apartments with the same 1+1 layout.

Little open land remains close to the coast, and hotels occupy much of the first line. Most new residential projects appear farther inland. The choice ranges from smaller buildings with a pool to large residences with the facilities of a holiday complex.

Property in Avsallar for investment

Investors often consider apartments during construction. Developers usually begin with lower launch prices and revise their price lists as the building progresses. An apartment may cost more by completion, although the result depends on the project, demand and the wider property market.

An installment plan spreads payments across the construction period. The buyer pays a deposit, then transfers the remaining amount according to the agreed schedule. Before signing, the land title, building permissions, contract, developer's track record and delivery date all need checking.

Furnished 1+1 and 2+1 apartments near the centre or beach are often considered for rental. Holidaymakers support summer demand. Long term tenants pay attention to shops, transport, apartment size and the monthly maintenance charge. Short term holiday rentals in Turkey require an official permit.

Who buys an apartment in Avsallar?

Families often choose Avsallar for its sandy beaches and residential complexes with pools, children's areas and landscaped grounds. A furnished apartment works well for a summer home because the property is ready to use as soon as the purchase is complete.

New developments offer a broad choice of layouts and payment plans. Buying earlier in construction usually means more choice of floors and apartment positions. A penthouse in Avsallar may offer a larger floor area, terraces and open views.

If you need to travel into central Alanya every day, Avsallar can feel a little far out. The distance is much less of an issue when working from home, staying seasonally or visiting the city centre only now and then.

Buy an apartment in Avsallar with Musa Homes

Musa Homes is a real estate agency in Alanya helping buyers find property that suits their budget and plans. Our listings include furnished apartments in Avsallar, new developments, penthouses and properties with developer payment plans.

Tell us what type of property in Alanya you are looking for, the layout you need and when you would like the keys. We will prepare a shortlist, arrange viewings, check the paperwork and stay with you until the purchase is complete. Browse the catalogue or contact a Musa Homes property specialist.

Frequently asked questions

How far is Avsallar from Alanya city centre?

The distance is around 24 kilometres.

Which beach is near Avsallar?

Incekum is close to Avsallar and is known for fine golden sand and its pine covered nature park. The sandy bay at Fugla is also nearby.

Which day is the market in Avsallar?

The large weekly market takes place on Wednesday on Karaalti Street. It sells food, clothing, textiles, shoes and household goods.

Can you live in Avsallar all year?

Yes. Supermarkets, schools, pharmacies, banks, cafés and public transport operate throughout the year.

Can I buy an apartment in Avsallar with installments?

Yes. Many projects under construction offer interest free developer installments. The deposit and payment period vary by project.

Is property in Avsallar suitable for rental income?

There is demand for long term and seasonal rentals. Results depend on the distance to the sea and centre, furniture, communal facilities, monthly maintenance charge and the rules of the building.