Midtown Villa New Capital
Midtown Villa New Capital
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It is one of Better Home Real Estate’s projects, and it is one of its first projects consisting of a huge number of villas, and the company had a future view of seizing a major investment opportunity for this project, as the distinguished geographical location was chosen to distinguish it from other projects in the heart of New Administrative Capital.
The project was built on a large area of about 54 acres divided between wide green spaces, gardens, and landscaping, in addition to defining a special space for various buildings and facilities among service facilities, standalone villas, townhouses, and twin houses.
The real estate developer was keen to set appropriate prices that suit all customers and those who intend to live inside the compound, which suffices their desires, and the price of the required unit is paid with a specific payment system based on convenient installments.
Location Of Midtown Villa New Capital
The real estate developer has chosen an excellent geographical location for the establishment of Midtown Villa in the heart of New Administrative Capital in the R7 area, which is one of the most prestigious vital areas in the heart of the capital, far from the crowds, noise, and pollution of cities.
Among the advantages of the location are the following:
It is located directly on the axis of Mohammed bin Zayed.
The compound overlooks the desert ring road.
The project is adjacent to the largest university, the British University, which provides high-end educational services to residents.
It is close to Expo City, the ministries district, and the government district.
It is far from the largest religious monuments, namely; Al-Fattah Al-Aleem Mosque and the Cathedral of the Nativity of Christ are about a few minutes away.
The project is close to Al Masa Hotel, the central park, and the Green River.
It is about 20 minutes away from the center of New Cairo.
