By Helen Lawson PUBLISHED: 08:23 EST, 7 June 2013 | UPDATED: 09:35 EST, 7 June 2013 A mansion built for a Turkish Sultan's top army commander could be yours - if you've got £75million to spare. The 150-year-old Zeki Pasha Palace boasts 27 bedrooms, eight bathrooms and four kitchens and 33,000 sq ft of living space. The five-storey manor in Istanbul was built by French-Ottoman architect Alexander Vallaury for Musir Zeki Pasha, who was a minister under Sultan Abdulhamit II in the late 19th century. The 150-year-old Zeki Pasha Palace sits on the waterfront of Istanbul's Bosphorus strait and is on the market for £115million
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The 150-year-old palace in Istanbul was built by French-Ottoman architect Alexander Vaullary for Musir Zeki Pasha
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With 27 bedrooms, eight bathrooms and a 430ft pier to park yachts, there's plenty of space for guests
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Musir @placeholder commissioned the baroque mansion from Vallaury, who went on to design palaces for other army commanders in the Turkish forces
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Many of Vallaury's homes are now privately owned or museums and galleries, so it is a rare chance to live in a property designed by the French-@placeholder architect