Hatice Baydiker, the owner of a detached house situated between two apartment buildings in Sivas, said that contractors wanted to buy her house but she refused to sell. Baydiker, who has lived in the 60-year-old house for 50 years, said, “Many people want the house. I was 17 when I came to this house, now I am 68. I raised four children in this house. My house is old, the furniture is old, but I love everything about it.”
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Hatice Baydiker, 68, who lives on one of Sivas' busiest streets, continues to keep her family memories alive in her 60-year-old detached house nestled among apartment buildings.
Hatice Baydiker, the owner of a detached house situated between two apartment buildings in Sivas, said that contractors wanted to buy her house but she refused to sell. Baydiker, who has lived in the 60-year-old house for 50 years, said, “Many people want the house. I was 17 when I came to this house, now I am 68. I raised four children in this house. My house is old, the furniture is old, but I love everything about it.”