Established in 1977 Hacihassan Mahallesi owes its name to Hacihassan Beyefendi. This charming neighborhood in Ankara’s Golbasi district is a testament to its founder’s vision. Located just 7 kilometers from Golbasi and 25 kilometers from Ankara’s bustling center Hacihassan Mahallesi offers a tranquil escape. Imagine the quiet streets lined with homes perhaps some bearing the subtle imprint of its early years. The area boasts a unique character. Its population steadily grew from 397 in 2007 reaching 626 in 2023. This growth reflects a quiet stability a peaceful expansion of community. The heart of Hacihassan Mahallesi beats to the rhythm of daily life. A children’s park provides a vibrant green space. Hacihassan Koyu Cami the local mosque offers a spiritual center. These simple features create a sense of belonging. The Mahalle a Turkish term for neighborhood is governed by its muhtar the elected head and an ihtiyar heyeti a council of elders. This reflects the traditional community structure still woven into the fabric of Hacihassan Mahallesi. Transportation is readily available with several bus routes connecting the Mahalle to Golbasi and Ankara. The 101 bus for instance links Hacihassan to Bahcelievler. The 151 connects it to Karagedik. Route 198 provides a link to Ulus. These routes facilitate the everyday flow of life in Hacihassan Mahallesi. The area’s climate is continental with cool wet winters and hot dry summers. This climatic variation shapes the neighborhood’s rhythm and perhaps even the architectural styles of its homes. The average annual temperature hovers around 11.9 degrees Celsius. The snowy winter months create a picturesque setting for this small yet significant neighborhood. The average house size in Golbasi is 145 square meters. The average price for a house is a substantial 505.180 Turkish Lira. This reveals valuable details about the real estate market in Hacihassan Mahallesi. Visit Hacihassan Mahallesi experience its simple charms. Discover the essence of a traditional Turkish neighborhood deeply rooted in history and culture. Its story is one of gentle growth and community spirit a quiet reflection of Turkish life itself.
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