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List of historic Buca houses edit
| Levantine landmarks of Buca | Explanations [1] |
| Forbes House | Very slowly undergoing restoration. |
| Rees House | A listed building now used as an educational facility. |
| Baltazzi House | Awaiting restoration within the grounds of Buca High School. |
| De Jongh House | Vacant since 1999 after use as sanatorium and nurse's college. |
| Gout House | Restored by Ziraat Bank for use as bank branch. |
| Farkoh House | Awaiting restauration. |
| Maiden Tower | Restored by the Municipality |
References
- ^ Explanations are not given for private residences. "AE" refers to Ege University (Aegean University).