Istanbul House

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Like at any Soho House property, there is a set of house rules, including restrictions on photography and speaking on cell phones in public spaces. It is important to note that flawless service is not the highest priority here, and one should really think of it as renting an apartment with excellent amenities.

Istanbul House

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Balat in Istanbul is located in the non-touristy neighborhood on the European side of the city. Much like the rest of Istanbul, Balat is also built on a hill, with ascends and descends throughout the area. There is a street called the colorful houses of Balat Street which have the most Instagrammed houses completely painted in yellow, orange and blue.

Since the area has gained popularity, just a short strollaway from the colorful houses of Balat, there are streets filled with cute andtiny decorated cafes and antique shops. I absolutely loved the caf streets asit is colorful and vibrant! Some of the shops are even underground but theowners have maintained and decorated them so well. The old and rusty walls ofthe area are beautifully painted with graffiti by the locals. Some of thegraffiti is very eye-catching!

I feel very sorry while writing this, but sadly people havecompletely forgotten all the basic ethics of being a tourist. In order to get agreat photo, I have seen people getting as close as possible to the houses.Some of them have the audacity to literally pose right in front of the housesentrance door. This is something very absurd and I would never encourage anyoneto do it. Please maintain a fair distance from the houses while clicking thepictures. Posing at the entrance door is a big fat NO!

The best way to visit Balat in Istanbul is to plan yourvisit as early in the morning as possible. In this way, you could get emptystreets and the residents might not have started their daily chores, so yourvisit to the colorful houses would not bother anyone.

After my experience at the street of the colorful houses, Isomewhat regretted visiting there. However, my purpose was to only explore andsee the place and not take a million pictures in front of it. Nonetheless, Istill felt guilty of contributing to the negative impact of tourism thoselocals are experiencing. There is so much more to do in Balat, things whichhave been built just to facilitate the tourists. It includes things like themany cafes, antique shops, and some spectacular wall art.

Balat is a cobbled street neighborhood built on a hill,which requires a sufficient amount of walking if you want to visit all the cafes,cute shops, and colorful houses. Therefore, be equipped with the followingessential things when visiting Balat:

The former Istanbul house of Marxist revolutionary, theorist, Soviet politician, Red Army founder and hero of the 1917 October Revolution, Leon Trotsky, is now listed for sale by a real estate web portal.

The Hanifi family, who owns the property, is asking $4.4 million including the land, but with a condition that the buyer agrees to preserve the Trotsky name. The family wanted Turkey's Culture and Tourism Ministry to buy the house and turn it into a museum.

This rare Istanbul house for sale is traditional style built over four floors offering comfortable modern living accomodation in an exclusive district of Istanbul Bebek . Only 200 metres to Arnavutkoy seaside. e24fc04721