Sarphan Natura

Sarphan Natura is a 72-plot hobby garden project spanning 32,662 m² in the Mahmatlı locality of Gölbaşı, Ankara. Situated within accessible distance of the capital's central districts, it offers families and individuals a practical retreat into nature without sacrificing urban connectivity. Gölbaşı's expanding ring-road network and sustained residential demand make this location noteworthy both as a leisure destination and as a long-term asset. The project's infrastructure has been engineered to meet real-world operational requirements. A 180-metre deep artesian well, fully licensed by the State Hydraulic Works (DSİ), yields 80 tonnes of water per day, supported by a 30-tonne steel storage tank that ensures uninterrupted distribution across the site. Each plot is assigned an individual water meter, allowing precise consumption tracking at the parcel level. The electrical network is built around a 100 KW Schneider transformer paired with HES-grade cabling, a capacity well suited to everyday usage loads as well as future solar panel integration. The land itself is flat, free of gradient irregularities, and composed of near-square parcels, a configuration that significantly simplifies both landscaping and any permitted construction. The project is operated under the legal umbrella of S.S. Natura Doğal Yaşam Konut Yapı Kooperatifi (Natural Living Housing Construction Cooperative), whose cooperative legal personality provides members with a structured institutional framework. Under Turkey's Zoning Law No. 3194, the site is eligible for prefabricated, timber, container and caravan installations, offering plot holders meaningful flexibility in how they choose to utilise their land without additional regulatory burdens. Sarphan Natura is a considered option for families seeking a regular out-of-city retreat, individuals interested in organic gardening or small-scale cultivation, and investors looking to add a tangible, infrastructure-ready land asset to their portfolio. With its licensed water supply, completed electrical infrastructure and cooperative governance already in place, the project has moved well past the uncertainty of early-stage development, presenting incoming plot owners with a functional and clearly defined starting point.