Arnavutköy storage

Room for belongings in Arnavutköy: gated blocks, zoning notices

The District Governor's Office presents Arnavutköy as Istanbul's fourth-largest district; the Municipality puts the built-up area at 70 km², 13 percent of the district. Dense settlement lies in the east, with Hadımköy in the south-west and Durusu–Karaburun in the north-west. Population is 358,469 on the Governor's Office page and 312,023 on the Municipality's; neither gives a year.

The Municipality describes dense building in the centre as generally 4–6 storeys and 2–3 on the edge, with gated villa estates in Bolluca, Taşoluk, Haraççı, Durusu and Karaburun and gated mass-housing estates in Arnavutköy, Taşoluk, Hadımköy, Ömerli and Deliklikaya. İBB's risk-building plan-note amendment covers 29 neighbourhoods, and Municipality notices show parcel-level zoning displays in Arnavutköy Merkez, Boğazköy and Taşoluk–Adnan Menderes–Fatih. A locked room can be a stopgap during renovation or evacuation.

From the Habipler road to Hadımköy: the way to the depot

Because the Arnavutköy centre is on the European side, reaching our depot in Abdurrahmangazi Mahallesi means crossing the Bosphorus. A car-profile estimate from OSRM / OpenStreetMap (September 2026) gives roughly 62–75 km and 55–60 minutes without traffic; 65.5 km to the district centre. A loaded vehicle's route and time can differ, and we promise no times. Residents' posts say parking is a serious problem.

In most neighbourhoods only 0–4 percent of local streets are one-way or narrow; 14 percent in Deliklikaya, 8 percent in Merkez. The real difference is slope: neighbourhood averages run from 3.7 to 8.8 percent. We found no rule in the Municipality's service guide on a moving vehicle using the road temporarily, so ask the Zabıta in advance. Residents write of fog and ice on some stretches.

From Anadolu to Karaburun: street data for six neighbourhoods

From Deliklikaya's 14 percent narrow-street share to Yunus Emre's 8.8 percent mean grade, these six neighbourhoods show the extremes across the 38 official neighbourhoods (39 on the map, including Şamlar). Grades come from a surface model and should be read relative to one another.

• Anadolu Mahallesi

  37.1 km of local streets in 1.56 km²; 3 percent one-way or narrow, mean grade 7.5 percent, steep share 53 percent. 2 parking areas are mapped. Only 4 percent of its 23 buildings carry level data (mean 6); we ask about the lift on site.

• Arnavutköy Merkez Mahallesi

  25.1 km of local streets in 6.769 km²; 8 percent one-way or narrow, mean grade 6.7 percent, steep share 45 percent. 4 parking areas are mapped; one resident writes that parking here has become very hard. 6 percent of 282 buildings carry level data, mean 2.9.

• Yunus Emre Mahallesi

  The steepest neighbourhood on the map: mean grade 8.8 percent, steep share 62 percent. 18.7 km of local streets in 1.053 km², no narrow streets, no parking area. Only 5 buildings are mapped, with no level data.

• Deliklikaya Mahallesi

  14 percent of 47 km of local streets are one-way or narrow, the highest share in the district; mean grade 4.9 percent. No parking area is mapped. 4 percent of 28 buildings carry level data (mean 7).

• Hadımköy Mahallesi

  61.6 km of local streets and 28.4 km of through roads in 9.993 km²; 1 percent of local streets are one-way or narrow, mean grade 5.3 percent. 13 parking areas are mapped; 66 percent of 200 buildings carry level data (mean 2). The Municipality's page names TOKİ and KİPTAŞ Osmangazi; residents mention truck traffic.

• Karaburun Mahallesi

  In the north, on the Black Sea coast: 39.9 km of local streets in 7.431 km², no narrow streets, mean grade 5.4 percent, steep share 37 percent. 13 parking areas are mapped; 3 percent of 815 buildings carry level data (mean 2.7). The Municipality writes that coastal wind speed is high.

Preparation notes for the centre, Hadımköy and the villages

1. 1.Tell us which cluster you are in

   The Municipality describes the Arnavutköy–Bolluca–Taşoluk cluster and Hadımköy as separate settlement areas. Knowing which is yours helps us choose the loading point and exit road.

2. 2.Talk to the management of a gated estate

   In the estates of Hadımköy, Taşoluk and Deliklikaya, ask the management about vehicle entry and the lift, and tell us at the survey.

3. 3.Account for the slope in Yunus Emre and Anadolu

   In Yunus Emre 62 percent of streets are steep, and in Anadolu 53 percent. At the free survey we look at the street and agree how a fridge or large wardrobe will be moved.

4. 4.Pick the room by how full the home is

   Our rooms are 8 m³ for 1+0, 15 m³ for 1+1, 22 m³ for 2+1 and 28 m³ for 3+1. A flat's contents usually fit the room of the same name; a villa with a garden may need one size up.

5. 5.If you work in the industrial belt, separate home and work boxes

   İBB's plan note names the Hadımköy Industrial Zone and the Municipality names the Akpınar Industrial Zone in Yassıören. If you will store things from both your home and your workplace, label boxes 'home' and 'work' and keep paperwork and electronics boxes together. There is no time limit; you can keep the room as long as you need it.

Room sizes and monthly prices

Room sizes and monthly prices

See the full price table and what decides the price

Storage by situation

Between homes, renovation, seasonal items or an office: open the page that matches your situation.

• Between homes
• Renovation and urban transformation
• Going abroad
• Moving to a smaller home
• Office and archive
• Seasonal belongings
• Short-term storage
• A few items
• Trousseau belongings
• Student belongings

Questions about storage in Arnavutköy

Neighbouring districts

• Eyüpsultan
• Başakşehir
• Esenyurt
• Büyükçekmece
• Çatalca