I am an open minded human being filling my time in this wonderful planet. Interested in nature, travelling, interior design and economics. Although I have studied landscape architecture, I am hosting guests on different properties from all over the world for over 10 years now. Short-term rentals became my profession, it is not a side hustle as opposed to many. It is what I try to do good and improve myself everyday. I also work professionally on analytics within the industry. I will be dedicated to make you feel at home during your stay

Experience cosmopolitan comfort in our 1-bedroom apartment! Designed for up to 4 guests, this urban home boasts a bedroom, and a living room with a convertible couch and air conditioning. Our flat is furnished with brand new pieces and equipped with all the essentials for a cozy stay. Conveniently situated in the heart of the city, you'll have easy access to all the attractions and transportation options. Savor the city from our exclusive flat!

Şişli became one of the most elite neighborhoods of İstanbul amongst upper-class local people, foreigners and non-Muslims. There are many old mosques, Christian churches, and Jewish synagogues in the district. Lately it became also one of the small business and finance centers of İstanbul especially with some high rises and modern shopping malls such as Cevahir Mall. Some other important buildings, venues and locations in Şisli district are; military museum, Cemal Reşit Rey and Lütfi Kırdar concert halls and exhibition centers, movie and stage theaters, university faculties, , exquisite shops at Rumeli street and Nisantaşı, fine restaurants and bars in Maçka neighborhood, Teşvikiye area, and so on. As you may know İstanbul is a popular destination famed for its historical monuments, such as the breathtaking Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, Topkapı Palace and Basilica Cistern. To savour local culture, stroll through the busy streets of Grand Bazaar and İstiklal Avenue. An unmissable experience is walking up Galata Tower to enjoy spectacular views of the city. You could also cruise the Bosphorus River, which not only divides the city but also demarcates its Europe and Asia sections.