Ayhan Bora Kaplan's luxury apartment is up for sale! It was registered in his wife's name
The luxury apartment registered to the wife of Ayhan Bora Kaplan, who is being tried on charges of being a criminal organization leader, has been put up for sale. A price of 41 million liras is being asked for the super-luxury apartment in Ankara.
A new development has emerged regarding Ayhan Bora Kaplan, who was arrested on charges of being a criminal organization leader and is currently facing an ongoing trial. The luxury apartment registered to Ayhan Bora Kaplan's wife has been put up for sale.
According to a report by Altan Sancar from Politik Yol, the ultra-luxury apartment located in Beytepe, Ankara, and registered in the name of Kaplan's wife, N.K., has been listed for sale for 41 million liras.

While an advertisement was placed on a website for the sale of the apartment, the details in the listing revealed just how luxurious the home is. The following details regarding the apartment were included in the listing:
“In our apartment, which is one of the largest types of triplex units, all built-in appliances are of the Gaggenau brand; the built-in appliances include a double-door industrial-type refrigerator, dishwasher, range hood, microwave oven, and coffee machine. The entire house is equipped with Mitsubishi brand VRF air conditioning systems and a sound system. Additionally, automatic curtains, built-in wardrobes, a specially designed dressing room, a Turkish bath, a jacuzzi, and a sauna are included. Furthermore, this apartment has its own private indoor garage within the indoor parking area, which can also be used as a hobby room.”
News Source: 12punto
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