Property for Sale in Konakli, Alanya: Apartments and Villas Near the Sea

Konakli is 12 km west of central Alanya. The coastline is lined with large five-star hotels, while the residential part of the area is home to local families and foreign property owners. There are supermarkets, schools, pharmacies, restaurants, shopping centres and a large weekly market.

Property for sale in Konakli includes apartments and villas. You can find furnished resale apartments, homes in residential complexes with swimming pools, new developments from local builders and private villas. The choice of new-build projects is smaller than in Avsallar or Mahmutlar, so ready-to-move-in properties make up a significant part of the local market.

Central Alanya is a 15–20 minute drive away. For everyday shopping, dining and services, Konakli has plenty of its own options.

Where is Konakli in Alanya?

Konakli is located on the Mediterranean coast, 12 km west of central Alanya. Continue west along the coast and the next area well known to international property buyers is Payallar.

The D400 coastal road runs through Konakli. Head east and it takes you towards central Alanya. Head west and the road continues towards Antalya.

What is there in Konakli?

Konakli has plenty of supermarkets, local grocery shops, pharmacies, banks, cafés and restaurants. There are also schools and medical services in the area, so most everyday errands can be done locally.

Time Center is one of the main shopping centres in Konakli, with fashion, footwear, cosmetics and homeware stores. You will also find independent shops and outlet stores nearby.

One of the easiest landmarks to recognise in central Konakli is the clock tower. If you have travelled through this part of Alanya before, there is a good chance you have seen it. The large local market is also held in this part of Konakli every Wednesday.

Konakli Wednesday Market

The weekly market in Konakli takes place every Wednesday and is one of the larger neighbourhood markets on the western side of Alanya.

People come for fresh fruit and vegetables, herbs, cheese, olives, nuts, spices and other local produce. There are also stalls selling clothes, shoes, home textiles and household goods.

If you live in Konakli or spend several months a year in your apartment, the Wednesday market quickly becomes useful for regular shopping. Many residents buy fresh produce there throughout the year instead of relying only on supermarkets.

What are the beaches like in Konakli?

Konakli has a long coastline with sandy and sand-and-pebble beaches. Some parts of the shoreline have rocks and stone slabs in the water, so the entrance to the sea differs along the coast.

Many large hotels have well-equipped beachfront areas with sun loungers, umbrellas and piers. There are also public sections of beach used by residents and visitors.

The D400 runs through Konakli, and some residential properties are located on the opposite side of the road from the sea. Pedestrian crossings and underpasses provide access to the beach.

What apartments are for sale in Konakli?

The property market in Konakli includes 1+1 and 2+1 apartments, larger family homes and duplexes. Buyers can choose between furnished resale property and apartments in new developments.

Residential complexes tend to be relatively small, often with one or several buildings rather than very large developments. Many have a swimming pool, landscaped garden, parking, children's play area and communal spaces for residents.

There are also new projects from developers in Konakli. Buying during construction gives buyers access to interest-free instalment plans offered by the developer. The initial payment and payment schedule depend on the individual project, with the remaining balance paid in instalments during the construction period.

The resale market offers plenty of ready properties as well. Some apartments are sold furnished and include household appliances, while others have already been renovated.

Villas for sale in Konakli

Konakli also has a good selection of private housing. Alongside detached villas, there are semi-detached houses and townhouses. One building can be divided into two or three separate homes, each with its own private entrance. These properties are available in two- and three-storey layouts. At the other end of the market, there are large detached villas with private swimming pools, gardens, spacious terraces and sea views.

In Tepe, Bektas and Kargicak, many villas are built closer to the hills, several kilometres from the coastline. In Konakli, a Musa Homes property manager can find private villas just 150–200 metres from the sea. There is also a good selection of homes within 1–2 km of the coast.

The choice includes two- and three-storey villas, detached homes with private land and swimming pools, semi-detached houses and townhouses with separate entrances. Some buildings are divided into two or three independent homes, giving each owner a separate entrance and living space.

Larger family villas are also available with gardens, terraces and Mediterranean Sea views. For buyers who want a villa within easy reach of the beach, Konakli is one of the areas worth checking.

Is Konakli good for year-round living?

Yes, absolutely. Foreign buyers purchase property in Konakli both for permanent living and for spending several months a year in Turkey.

We have had clients at Musa Homes who first discovered Konakli while staying at one of the local hotels. Years later, when they decided to buy an apartment in Alanya, they did not want to consider anywhere else. They already knew the streets, the beach, the shops and the area itself, so we focused the entire property search on Konakli.

Konakli is quieter than central Alanya, with less city traffic and noise. For some buyers, that is exactly why they want a home by the sea in Turkey. They want to walk to the beach, shop for fresh produce at the weekly market and have supermarkets, pharmacies, schools, cafés and restaurants close to home.

Who should consider buying property in Konakli?

Konakli works for both holiday homes and year-round living.

For a summer home, residential complexes with swimming pools and easy beach access are a popular option. Buyers planning to live here throughout the year can focus more on access to supermarkets, schools, public transport and the centre of Konakli.

Families can look at larger 2+1 and 3+1 apartments, duplexes, townhouses or private villas. Buyers who prefer a home that is ready from day one can also find furnished resale apartments with appliances already included.

When a client contacts Musa Homes about property in Konakli, we build the search around how the property will actually be used. A holiday apartment near the beach and a full-time family home require a different approach, even when both are located in the same area.

Frequently Asked Questions About Property in Konakli

Is Konakli far from central Alanya?

No. Konakli is 12 km west of central Alanya. The drive takes 15–20 minutes, with longer journey times during busy summer traffic. Public transport also connects Konakli with central Alanya.

Can you live in Konakli during winter?

Yes. Konakli is a year-round residential area. Supermarkets, schools, pharmacies, the weekly market and local cafés continue to serve residents outside the summer season. Some businesses around the hotels operate seasonally.

Are there actually apartments in Konakli, or is it mostly hotels?

There are plenty of apartments. Konakli has regular residential buildings, complexes with swimming pools, furnished resale apartments and duplexes. Villas, semi-detached houses and townhouses are also available.

When is the market in Konakli?

The Konakli market is held every Wednesday. You can buy fresh fruit and vegetables, cheese, olives, spices, clothes, textiles and household goods.

Are there shopping centres in Konakli?

Yes. Time Center is located in Konakli, along with independent shops, shopping galleries and outlet stores. Most everyday shopping can be done within the area.

What are the beaches like in Konakli?

Konakli has sandy and sand-and-pebble beaches. Some sections have rocks in the water, and the entrance to the sea changes along the coastline.