Eyüpsultan

Eyüpsultan is a historically and spiritually significant district on the European side of Istanbul, stretching from the Golden Horn to the Black Sea coast. Named after Abu Ayyub al-Ansari, a companion of the Prophet Muhammad, the area holds a special place in the hearts of many Muslims and is a popular pilgrimage site. The district is a captivating blend of old-world charm and modern development, offering a tranquil and family-friendly environment distinct from the bustling city center. It attracts residents who seek a balance between historical heritage, green spaces, and contemporary amenities.

Lifestyle

Life in Eyüpsultan is a unique mix of historical reverence and modern urban living. The district is known for its peaceful and conservative atmosphere, attracting families and individuals who appreciate its deep cultural roots. Its location along the Golden Horn provides scenic views and a waterfront filled with parks and recreational areas. While the neighborhood lacks the vibrant nightlife of more central districts, it offers a rich cultural scene with historical sites, museums, and local cafes that provide a calm and communal feel.

Developed Infrastructure

Supermarkets: Various local markets and large chain stores.

Shopping Malls: Vialand (Isfanbul) Theme Park and Shopping Mall, Axis Istanbul.

Restaurants: A wide array of local cafes and restaurants, including the famous Pierre Loti Café with its panoramic views.

Educational Institutions: A range of public and private schools, as well as being in close proximity to universities such as İstinye University and Biruni University.

Medical Facilities: Eyüpsultan State Hospital and various private clinics.

Landmarks: Eyüp Sultan Mosque, Pierre Loti Hill (with its famous cable car), Miniatürk (a miniature park of Turkish landmarks), the ancient Walls of Constantinople, and the Panorama 1453 History Museum.

Transportation Accessibility

Eyüpsultan benefits from a comprehensive transportation network that connects it to the rest of the city.

Metro: M7 line provides access to other parts of the city.

Tram: The T5 tram line runs along the Golden Horn.

Metrobus: A major bus rapid transit system that serves the area.

Buses and minibuses: Numerous routes serving the entire city.

Cable Car: A popular cable car from the Golden Horn up to Pierre Loti Hill offers a scenic commute and attraction.

Distance to Airports:

To Istanbul Airport (IST): approximately 35-40 minutes by car.

To Sabiha Gökçen Airport (SAW): approximately 50 minutes by car.

Average Rent in Eyüpsultan:

Studio: 300 - 500 USD

1 bedroom: 400 - 650 USD

2 bedrooms: 550 - 900 USD

3 bedrooms: 750 - 1,200 USD

Prices can vary depending on proximity to the Golden Horn, new developments, and the age and condition of the property.