Yaşamkent Konakları - 3381. Sk.

quality place

Pile of stones

quite successful

Good environment if your business is in that area

The site is beautiful but high voltage lines seem to cause problems.

If Yuksel was not at the bottom of the voltage line, the front number was the site

I had the opportunity to visit twice. One of the most known settlements of Ankara on the Eskişehir road. The campus where you will be happy to live if the distance from the center of Ankara is ignored. However, public transport is very good.

The houses are poorly planned and the neighbors who do not know how to take care of the anthropomorphic animal on top of it. The site is a complete animal shelter. The gardens are too small, even in the largest garden, and make you live with people. We moved in as a detached house, but you can see what he is doing in the neighbor's room while sitting on the balcony. The site has a 50 square meter garden but 3 meters between the front and rear and middle row houses, and in each garden people are tied to dogs that are bigger than themselves barking all day. They don't collect their feces. They do not take care of their animals, they do not walk them, we live under the smell of urine and feces where they surround it with a 5 square meter fence, we cannot go to the balcony. If I sit in the back, this is trouble, if I sit in the front, another neighbor's pitbull cross dog barks at me and my children like crazy. How many cases of dog bites have occurred. I could not host a guest on my balcony in my garden once. Our dog and cat are at home. I take it out for pee. I was accused of not being an animal lover. In the huts they gathered from right to left, they kept the animals outside at -18 degrees at night this winter. Fortunately for a Husky, there is also an animal that lives in a 3m2 area surrounded by a wire under the balcony and does not eat due to depression, which its owner has not visited once for 5 years. Do not buy a house from this site. Do not deal with both infrastructure problems and these people in these bottom-up houses. I tried so hard until I sold it, I couldn't sell it, I rented it. My tenant also suffers.