The Pearl of Yalova
The decisions behind the project — from the choice of site and the façade detail to the landscaping and the measured air quality.
Story
Ideas met ambition and became a calm residential project in Teşvikiye — one of the most desirable parts of Yalova — almost directly on the shoreline.
The Pearl of Yalova sets a higher local standard: three blocks, a measured density and a layout that leaves most of the plot to landscaping.
Sea
A life that glitters among every shade of blue, the moonlight on the water, the gulls, and the rise and fall of the sun.
On one of the calmest coastlines of the Marmara, in touch with the sea.
Aesthetics
The Pearl of Yalova carries its calm into its architecture. The spirit of Yalova is reflected in the blocks through a contemporary reading of classical outlines.
Terraces and balconies with remarkable views make the quality visible, from material to detail. The façade uses reinterpreted Seljuk motifs and first-class materials.
View
Every room in the home opens onto an uninterrupted view of the Sea of Marmara.
On the generous balconies and terraces, surrounded by the scent of the garden, the view is yours at any hour.
Landscape
A landscaped setting that flowers through the seasons and is ready to receive you every day.
Because the garden is closed to vehicles, children can move freely; cars stay in the covered parking.
Amenities
A sauna, a fitness suite and a swimming pool become part of everyday life rather than an occasional treat.
The shared spaces were sized for real use and placed within walking distance of all three blocks.
Interiors
A home whose every detail carries a sense of ease and restraint.
Interiors finished with considered brands, holding simplicity and comfort together.
Measured, not claimed
10,33 µg/m³
In air quality measurement the "Good" band is defined between 0 and 50 points. Measurements taken at three separate points at The Pearl of Yalova returned a PM 2.5 average of 10.33 µg/m³, reported within the "Good" band.
59,2 dBA
Quiet broken only by waves and birdsong. The sound level at The Pearl of Yalova was reported at 59.2 dBA, below the statutory threshold.