Turkey’s countryside properties, from olive groves in Ayvalık to stone houses in Cappadocia, are gaining attention as urban buyers seek tranquility and affordability. These investments offer unique charm and potential for agritourism, but challenges include limited infrastructure, lower rental demand, and complex land-use regulations.

Buyers should verify title deeds (TAPU), assess access to utilities, and consider long-term maintenance costs. While coastal and urban markets dominate, rural properties may appeal to niche buyers or those seeking lifestyle investments.

This information was sourced from trends highlighted on https://yektahomes.com.