Why this land?
UNESCO Pamukkale + thermal springs
2.5 km to Pamukkale; Karahayıt's world-famous thermal "red water" (~58°C). Year-round domestic and international health and thermal tourism — durable demand.
Official tourism zone + incentives
Within the Karahayıt tourism zone; thermal tourism investments fall under the current incentive scheme (Decree 2012/3305, Region-5).
Tourism + commercial zoning
Under the Karahayıt 1/1000 plan: detached order, FAR (E) 0.50, max height 7.50 m — suitable for a low-rise thermal / spa / health facility (~6,015 m² buildable). Flat land, no excavation; full infrastructure.
Permanently open frontage
Adjacent to the active resort belt (Richmond etc.); ~199,940 m² of public common land in front — view and access structurally protected. A rare, lasting value.
Karahayıt, Pamukkale — at the heart of tourism
Within the active resort belt; close to the Pamukkale travertines and thermal facilities. Below, the parcel's title-registered exact boundary, marked on current satellite imagery.
Source: TKGM parcel query + Pamukkale Municipality Zoning Dept. (Block 111 / Parcel 63 · Sheet M22A03D4D). Official zoning document and development scenarios in the investment file.
The land and its surroundings — from above
The plot's location and the surrounding health-thermal tourism ecosystem: Pamukkale University Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Hospital, Richmond Hotel, Ninova Thermal Spa, Adempira Spa Hotel.
Full Investment File
Title and zoning documents, the official tourism-zone decision, MTA thermal water analysis, exact parcel boundary, drone footage and development scenarios — shared, for confidentiality, only with qualified investors upon request.
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