Kurtköy, Residential district in Pendik, Turkey.
Kurtköy is a residential district in southeastern Istanbul, located near Sabiha Gökçen International Airport. The area contains parks, schools, healthcare facilities, and local markets that serve everyday needs.
Turkish settlers established communities in this region during the 1400s under Ottoman Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror. The neighborhood originally belonged to Kartal district before its integration into Pendik in 1987.
The neighborhood has an active community life centered around local shops, schools, and the football club Kurtköyspor, which are part of everyday social connections. These places bring residents together and create gathering points throughout the week.
The area is accessible by public transportation and has roads and pathways suitable for walking. Since the neighborhood continues to develop, using current maps or navigation apps helps when exploring.
The neighborhood comprises fourteen smaller divisions that together form one large residential zone. This subdivision reflects how the area has grown and developed over time.
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