Sale in Al Rabwa: resale villa golf view finished under market price

Al Rabwa Villa for sale
Land area 800
Buildings 350
4 rooms
Nani room with bathroom
Very distinctive view open to the landscape

Al Rabwa Compound is a distinguished residential complex located in a vibrant area in Sheikh Zayed, at an altitude of approximately 140 meters above sea level. This height not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of the area, but also contributes to a more moderate and invigorating climate compared to the surrounding urban environments.

Al Rabwa Compound Sheikh Zayed features countless amenities that will make residents live their lives to the fullest amidst natural landscapes and water bodies. It is also worth noting that Al Rabwa covers 505 acres of land with a golf area extending over an area of ​​2400 square meters and tranquil lakes are located in the middle of the compound.

Al Rabwa Compound Master Plan and Facilities

Al Rabwa Compound was developed by Talaat Moustafa Group, one of the most famous and popular developers in the Egyptian real estate market. Spread over an area of ​​2,400 square meters of land, it houses a myriad of luxurious amenities that come to make life smoother and more comfortable.

Al Rabwa Complex is located at an elevation of 140 meters above sea level, providing residents with a breathtaking view of the vast green spaces and lakes. Al Rabwa Complex houses a number of distinguished amenities that include but are not limited to:

Landscape: Al Rabwa Complex is spread over a magnificent expanse of green landscapes and water bodies, proudly showcasing its natural beauty. These lush green spaces provide people with a healthy lifestyle.

Water Bodies: Al Rabwa Complex houses vast water bodies that cover the entire project. These beautiful water bodies not only enhance the aesthetic charm of the complex, but also foster a tranquil atmosphere for residents to enjoy.

Lake: There is a picturesque lake surrounded by natural landscapes that invite residents to relax and unwind. Designed with elegance and modernity