275-Year-Old Heritage Room | Urgup, Cappadocia

Built in 1751 as a Greek Orthodox Seminary, Sedirli Konak 1751 offers one of Cappadocia's most unique accommodation experiences with nearly 275 years of history. The mansion combines authentic stone and cave rooms with modern comfort. Start your day with a rich traditional Turkish breakfast, relax beneath the shade of our centuries-old mulberry tree, and discover the timeless beauty of Cappadocia. The space Sedirli Konak 1751 is a carefully restored historic mansion that once served as a Greek Orthodox Seminary nearly 275 years ago. Officially recognized as a "Special Class Accommodation Facility" by the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the property preserves its original architectural and cultural heritage. Each stone and cave room tells a different story. Once used as priests' chambers, prayer rooms, classrooms, libraries, cellars, and resting places for caravans, these spaces have been transformed into unique accommodations that reflect the authentic spirit of Cappadocia. At the heart of the mansion lies a peaceful courtyard where guests can relax beneath the shade of a centuries-old mulberry tree, gather around a handcrafted solid-wood communal table, or enjoy the comfortable seating areas surrounded by history and tranquility. Guest access Guests have access to their private room as well as the shared areas of the mansion. The historic courtyard, seating areas, and breakfast area are available throughout your stay. Complimentary Wi-Fi is provided throughout the property. Our team will also be happy to assist with local recommendations, tours, and activities in Cappadocia. Other things to note Sedirli Konak 1751 is a historic property with nearly 275 years of history. Holding the official "Special Class Accommodation Facility" designation awarded by the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the mansion is among the distinguished heritage properties that have preserved their original architectural character. As a result, each room features its own unique layout, dimensions, and historic details. During your stay, you can enjoy our rich traditional Turkish breakfast prepared daily with fresh local products. Guests are also welcome to relax in our peaceful courtyard beneath the shade of a centuries-old mulberry tree, gather around the large handcrafted solid-wood communal table, or unwind in our comfortable seating areas. To preserve the authenticity of this historic building, some architectural elements may differ from those found in modern hotels. We kindly ask all guests to respect the peaceful atmosphere and fellow travelers during their stay. Registration Details 19100