The Blue lake project is built on a 38 thousand square meters plot of land on the shore of Küçükçekmece Lake in the European section of Istanbul.

The project consists of 6 residential buildings consisting of 14 floors, connected to each other by one bridge, to be a special pass for walking along the project. It contains 788 housing units and 22 stores.

The commercial units and residences are located in two blocks independently. In the project, 78 apartments with 1 + 0 system, 389 apartments with 1 + 1 system, six apartments 1 + 1 with duplexes, 182 apartments with 2 + 1 systems, 110 apartments with 3 + 1 apartments, 17 apartments with 3 + 1 duplex systems, in addition to two apartments The system 4 + 1, and four apartments 4 + 1 duplex.

Blue lake project is one of the most spacious projects in Istanbul with balconies with a total area of ​​19 thousand square meters.

As all apartments in the project see the lake from the second floor, and overlooking the lake and the sea from the fifth floor.

The project has 3 swimming pools and some social facilities on the top floor of the buildings. Thus, it is possible to enjoy the pool by watching the sea and lake while taking a swim.

The Location of Blue Lake Project

Blue lake project was implemented on the shores of Lake Küçükçekmece, one of the largest beaches in the world.

The project is located only 85 meters from the Kucukcekmece Lake, surrounded by the lake and green areas on each side.

This has significantly increased the value of the project, in addition to its close proximity to major transportation arteries in Istanbul, such as Basın-Express Road, TEM and E5.

And of course, we do not forget about its location near the largest projects ever undertaken by Istanbul, which is the new Kanal Istanbul water canal project.

• The project is 5 minutes from the Metro station.
• The project is 10 minutes from the Metrobus station.
• The project is 35 minutes away from Taksim and Istiklal street.
• The project is characterized by its proximity to many schools, hospitals and universities