Sarphan Reserve

Sarphan Reserve is a hobby garden project comprising 12 parcels spread across a total area of 4,446 m², located in Yöreli village, Bala district, Ankara. Positioned just 12 km from Konya Road, 10 km from Bala town centre, and 20 km from both Beynam Forest and Lake Mogan, the site offers a green retreat that is well connected yet removed from urban density. The land sits directly on a paved asphalt road, and EGO Bus Line 10311 provides a direct public transport link to central Ankara. The project's most notable technical asset is its water infrastructure. A 210-metre deep artesian well, licensed by the State Hydraulic Works (DSİ), yields 20 tonnes of water per day — more than sufficient for hobbyist agricultural use. This supply is stored in a 30-tonne galvanised steel tank, ensuring uninterrupted access regardless of seasonal demand. On the energy side, 15 solar panels rated at 540 W each cover the site's electricity requirements from a renewable source, reducing ongoing operational costs while aligning with responsible land-use principles. The terrain is level and slope-free; its triangular geometry allows for a balanced distribution of area across all parcels. The project operates under the legal umbrella of S.S. Sarphan Reserve Residential Construction Cooperative. The cooperative structure provides members with legal protection and transparent collective governance. The membership profile, which notably includes senior-level civil servants and business professionals, reflects a shared commitment to the project's long-term management standards and sustainability. Sarphan Reserve is a practical option for investors seeking a self-sufficient, infrastructure-ready green space near Ankara — whether for seasonal use, hobby farming, or small-scale organic cultivation. The combination of a DSİ-licensed water well, a solar energy system, and cooperative legal standing means that the fundamental capital expenditure on infrastructure is already resolved, allowing members to focus directly on use and enjoyment of their parcels.