Changes After Construction
Built in 1932 for educational purposes in the early Republican period, the building assumed different educational functions over time.
In 1985, it was restored through a protocol signed between the Hacı Ömer Sabancı Foundation and the Governorship of Istanbul, and in 1988 it began to serve as the Sabancı Teachers’ House.
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Today, the building, which preserves its original state, also served under the names Anadoluhisarı 34th Primary School and Anadoluhisarı Special Education Primary School.
The building, one of the most beautiful places in Istanbul, has a unique view of the Bosphorus.
Located very close to historic structures such as Küçüksu Palace and Anadolu Fortress, the venue is used both for education and for various activities such as weddings and meetings.
Built with the masonry construction technique, the building draws attention with its rectangular window arrangements.
