Traditional Kuzguncuk Houses

About Traditional Kuzguncuk Houses

Traditional Kuzguncuk houses are colorful wooden homes located in the Uskudar district on the Asian side of Istanbul.

These 19th and early 20th-century structures reflect Ottoman-era residential design, often featuring bay windows, narrow facades, and tiled roofs.

The neighborhood was historically home to Muslim, Jewish, and Christian communities, giving it a unique cultural blend.

Preserved for their charm and heritage, the houses line peaceful streets shaded by trees, offering a glimpse into Istanbul’s past.

Traditional Kuzguncuk houses showcasing vibrant colors and unique architectural styles in a picturesque neighborhood.
A view of traditional Kuzguncuk houses, characterized by their colorful facades and charming, historic architecture
Charming traditional houses of Kuzguncuk, featuring colorful exteriors and distinctive architectural details in a serene setting
Charming traditional houses of Kuzguncuk, featuring colorful exteriors and distinctive architectural details
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