Jaw-dropping inheritance goes on sale: 8 heirs want $2.5 million
One of the symbols of Antalya , the historical Kaleiçi , dating back to the 2nd century BC, is visited by thousands of local and foreign holidaymakers every year. Work is underway to add the district, which is admired by those who see it with its historical structures dating back thousands of years, to UNESCO's World Heritage Temporary List.
Some of the works in Kaleiçi, which contains values from many historical periods and cultures, are on the UNESCO World Heritage Temporary List.
IT DRAWS ATTENTION WITH ITS WORKMANSHIP AND ARCHITECTURE
There are 4 baths in some parts of the district, which has been declared a 'Site Area' under protection since 1972. One of these baths is the 'Yenikapı Bath', also known as the ' Gavur Bath '. The 705 square meter bath, which is thought to have been built by the Greeks in the 19th century, has a large dome with 104 elephant eyes on it to allow light in. The bath, which consists of 3 main areas called 'Cold', 'Ilıklık' and 'Sıcalık', attracts the attention of visitors with its workmanship and architecture.
8 HEIRS PUT ON SALE
The bathhouse, which also gave its name to the street on which it is located, was operated as a bathhouse by the Turks who came to the city during the population exchange period until 1940. Later used as a warehouse and entertainment venue, and closed during this period, the bathhouse has defied time for a long time.
Registered as a 'monumental structure' by the Antalya Cultural Heritage Preservation Regional Board, the bathhouse was put up for sale by the decision of its 8 heirs and a ' For Sale ' sign was hung on it. Those who saw the 'For Sale' sign on the historical bathhouse, which was put up for sale for 2.5 million dollars , expressed their surprise.
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