Property for sale in Kargicak

Villas on their own plots, flats in shared complexes

Two kinds of home make up most listings here. One is the flat or penthouse in a block with shared grounds, where adverts most often list a shared pool, a gym, a sauna and parking. The other is the villa with its own plot, built either on its own or within a villa complex. New-build units appear on both sides of that split.

A villa here tends to suit a buyer who wants space and a garden within reach of the town for long stays. A flat in a complex is the easier choice for someone who visits a few weeks a year and wants the building managed in their absence. Neither suits a buyer who wants to walk to the old town and the harbour every evening; for them, look at homes closer to the old town.

Airports and the drive into Alanya

Gazipasa-Alanya Airport puts this neighbourhood 25 km away in its own distance table, closer than Mahmutlar (30 km) or central Alanya (40 km). For owners who fly in and out often, that is 15 km less each way than from a flat in town. Antalya Airport is roughly 140–145 km to the west along the coast.

Alanya’s old town, castle headland and municipal services are about 16 km away, roughly 15 km by road on OpenStreetMap routing.

Kargicak and the 2022 residence-permit restriction

Kargicak is one of four Alanya neighbourhoods on the Presidency of Migration Management’s list of areas closed to new residence-permit applications from foreigners since 1 July 2022. Buying is not affected: a foreigner can still purchase a flat or villa here and register the tapu (title deed). While the restriction stands, the address cannot be used for a new permit application.

Our data marks the neighbourhood as closed, following the 2022 decision, so its listings are left out of our residence-by-investment selection. In June 2026 local sources reported that applications there had in practice resumed; the Presidency has published no notice and no new list, so check the address before you commit. The citizenship route, which has its own rules, is covered on the citizenship-by-investment page.

How we check the data

Methodology

Listings here reach us in two ways. One developer sends its projects in an overnight update; everything else is collected by us from international property sites and agency websites. Sellers here usually quote in Turkish lira, less often in euros. That original price stays on the listing page, whereas catalogue cards display a dollar equivalent that we refresh every day using a reference rate.

Facilities of a complex come straight from the advert and we do not inspect them; a few map pins also land in other neighbourhoods. Price, availability and facilities are for the seller or agent to confirm. If an advert has been withdrawn, its link leads to a “listing removed” notice.

Sources (verified 04.11.2026)

• Göç İdaresi (migration authority): closure notice and its spreadsheet of closed mahalle (row: Antalya, Alanya, Kargıcak)
• DHA report of 15.07.2022: which Antalya neighbourhoods were closed to new permits
• Gazete Alanya report of 06.06.2026: a local estate-agent representative says the restriction has been lifted
• Gazipasa-Alanya Airport: distances to resorts
• Kargıcak, Alanya on Turkish Wikipedia: distance to the centre, coastline
• OpenStreetMap routing (OSRM): road distances and drive times; alanya1.com: distance to Antalya Airport
• Kargıcak, Silifke: another village with the same name

Limitations

This page is a general guide, not legal advice. Before paying a deposit, have a lawyer in Turkey check the tapu and the contract. Make sure the district (ilçe) on the tapu reads Alanya: Turkey has other places called Kargıcak, such as a village in Silifke, Mersin Province. Whether a permit application at that address will be accepted is a question for the provincial migration directorate in Antalya. Ownership rules and fees are in our guide to buying in Turkey.