Villas for sale in Turkey from developer Yekta Homes start at €1 650 000 and cover 537 to 819 m². These are detached houses in a gated quarter of Mahmutlar, 600 m from the sea.
Each house comes with its own garden, parking spaces and a private outdoor pool. These villas in Turkey with pool also share a communal one, set in the middle of a garden with fountains and reached by a lit pathway.
The houses are sold with full finishing: panoramic windows, underfloor heating in the bathrooms, satellite television and a drinking water filter. Villa owners have access to the facilities of the Yekta Kingdom Premium complex: a hammam, a sauna, a fitness room and a children's pool. A barrier closes the entrance, access runs on key cards, and cameras cover the perimeter.
A house of this class is meant for permanent living. Three storeys separate the bedrooms, the guest area and the utility rooms, with storage moved down to the basement. Two of the villas have a laundry chute running down to the laundry room.
Prices on the site are shown in several currencies for convenience, while the deal itself is settled in euros or dollars.
Trends and price forecast for villas in Turkey from the developer Yekta Homes
Nominal house prices in Turkey rose 26.4% in lira over the year to March 2026. Adjusted for inflation the same figure turned negative, at minus 3.4%. For a buyer holding euros that means a pause in the climb.
Foreign demand cooled in 2026: March brought 1353 deals with foreign buyers, 20% fewer than a year earlier. The domestic market stayed busy, with 113 367 units sold across the country in the same month.
Market analysts expect prices to add 8–10 percentage points above inflation by the end of 2026. Villas in Turkey in the upper segment ride such cycles more smoothly than the mass market, as supply stays thin — this is the only villa line among the 25 projects of Yekta Homes.
