Villa for sale in Madinaty D model Building area: 480 square metres Land area 780 meters Kitchen 50 meters It consists of (5 bedrooms + 5

Villa for sale in Madinaty
D model

Building area: 480 square metres
Land area 780 meters

Kitchen 50 meters
It consists of (5 bedrooms + 5 bathrooms + a master room with a dressing room + a driver’s room with a bathroom outside the villa + a maid’s room with a bathroom + a hot and cold swimming pool)

Wanted: 70 million
Madinaty is organized into sub-compounds, each offering basic amenities such as supermarkets, mosques, outpatient clinics, and parks. The city layout features wide streets and green spaces throughout.
The residential buildings in Madinaty are primarily eight stories tall with elevators. These buildings vary in design depending on the sub-neighborhood. Apartments feature views of landscaped gardens or parking areas. Security measures are also in place for apartment clusters.
In addition to apartments, Madinaty includes villas, with varying sizes and layouts. These villas come with private roads and balconies, contributing to the diverse residential options in the area.
Privado, a gated neighborhood currently under construction, will feature apartment buildings with extended balconies and double-floor layouts. Planned amenities in Privado include a playground within the sporting club and a tunnel that will connect it to other parts of Madinaty, such as B1, B2, and future areas like B15 and The Spine, which is set for commercial and corporate use. Notably, Privado will not have villas, and its apartment buildings are designed with angled layouts to reduce direct visibility between units.
The city is connected to Cairo through a bus service provided by Madinaty, while smaller buses transport residents within Madinaty, linking key locations such as sub-compounds, malls, parks, and sports facilities. A central bus stop functions as a hub for these transportation services.
Originally planned to meet Cairo’s increasing housing demand, Madinaty’s construction began in 2006. Despite some controversies over land sales during the Mubarak era, the development has steadily progressed, expanding residential areas, amenities, and infrastructure.