25.03.2025 09:41
The two confiscated mansions belonging to Akın İpek, one of the financial officials of FETÖ who is currently a fugitive, have been put up for sale again. The White Mansion and the Brown Mansion, which were offered for sale last year at a price of 750 million lira, have a starting price of 950 million lira set for the auction scheduled for May 6.
The assets of Koza-İpek Holding, owned by FETÖ fugitive Akın İpek, were transferred to the Savings Deposit Insurance Fund (TMSF) following the coup attempt. Among the properties owned by Akın İpek were the White Mansion, one of the most beautiful and expensive real estates in the world, and the Brown Mansion.
NO BUYER HAD COME FOR BOTH MANSIONS
These two mansions, located in the Bebek district, were put up for auction on June 27 last year with a starting price of 750 million lira. However, no buyer had come forward for either mansion. The assets owned by Koza-İpek Holding were transferred to the Turkey Wealth Fund (TVF) in August 2024. Today, a statement was sent to the Public Disclosure Platform (KAP) from Koza Gold Enterprises AŞ, which is under the control of TVF, indicating that the White Mansion and the adjacent Brown Mansion would be sold again.
A STATEMENT FROM KAP HAS ARRIVED
The statement sent by Koza-İpek Enterprises to KAP is as follows; "Our Board of Directors has unanimously decided to establish a 'Tender Commission' to manage the tender process and to hold an auction for the sale of our real estate located in Istanbul, Beşiktaş District, Bebek Neighborhood, parcel 132-133 of island 1259, with a starting price of not less than 950,000,000 TL + VAT, and to conduct the auction on May 6, 2025, at 14:00, at our company address located at Uğur Mumcu Neighborhood, FSM Boulevard N310, Yenimahalle, Ankara, through open bidding - open auction."
The parcel 1259 and parcel 132 mentioned in the KAP statement have a total land area of 2,700 square meters. Parcel 133 has a land area of 391 square meters. The White Mansion, which is up for sale, is classified as a second-degree historical artifact. It has a total of 695 square meters of gross enclosed usage area and a 208 square meter terrace, consisting of two basement floors, a ground floor, one normal floor, an attic, and a terrace. The Brown Mansion consists of a ground floor and a normal floor, with a gross enclosed usage area of 230 square meters.