20/10/2014 07:09 AST
With a vision to supply integrated lifestyle development to their customers, Ideal Sapanca , a Turkish and UAE entrepreneurship company, has announced the launch of the FCC Sapanca Residences - a full lake view housing project located in idyllic Sapanca, Turkey, developed by FCC Construction & Development Co. According to the developers, the fully equipped project will be delivered in June 2017.
Located in one of the most scenic locations in the world, this Dhs55.2 million project consists of 2+1 apartment units, equipped with a range of facilities including a lounge, fitness centre for men and women, playground, swimming pool, children’s playroom, full-time security, open parking as well as housemaid and maintenance services. For greater convenience of the customers, FCC has fitted each unit with Central A/C’s and with full kitchen appliances excluding the refrigerator.
The FCC Sapanca Residences will be located in the Sakarya Province, Turkey, known for its picturesque locales and famous lake, the Sapanca Gölü. It is also ideally situated in close proximity to the city of Izmit and Istanbul.
Nasser Abdulla Al Ali, UAE partner for Ideal Sapanca LLC said: “Building on the enormous success of our previous projects, we wanted to provide our customers with a development project that could be considered a yardstick in luxury.
At Ideal Sapanca, we believe that our customers deserve world-class construction and service and for this reason, we are offering them a 48-month installment option, without any interest whatsoever. Given the ideal location of the FCC Sapanca Residences, we are confident that our customers will appreciate the serenity of the location, truly making it the ideal leisure destination.”
FCC Construction & Development Co. has been engineered to offer modern and functional attributes to the tenants, and each unit has maximized the natural sunlight with spectacular lave view, which promotes healthy living atmosphere. Each building is uniquely designed to capture the essence of the surrounding area, which will consist of six unique buildings.
The Gulf Today
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