Apartment 180 M for sale super lux Open View Branch street in Shehab Street in Mohandseen , Giza. First: The Mohandessin

Apartment 180 M for sale super lux Open View Branch street in Shehab Street in Mohandseen , Giza.

Frist floor

Built-up area: 180 m².

receptions
3 bedrooms
1 bathrooms
American Kitchen
living Room

Finishing type: Fully finished

Payment method: Cash

Ready to delivery.
First: The Mohandessin area does not have any historical or archaeological landmarks, and despite that, it enjoys being a pioneer in the field of shops, restaurants and cafes. The name of Mohandessin has been associated with the name of the commercial area in all fields, and it also has a regular privilege, as it enjoys the inclusion of more than 200 stores that operate daily for about 18 hours, and it has many cinemas. The main street is the Arab League Street, and several streets branch off from this street, which are also no less important. On this street is one of the most famous mosques in this city, which is Mustafa Mahmoud Mosque. This street starts from Sphinx Square, which is considered one of the most important squares in the city, and it contains a computer market, one of the largest markets in this field. Arab League Street also branches off from it, which ends with Lebanon Street and from there to Lebanon Square, which contains many banks and shops as well. Lebanon Square is no less important than Sphinx Square, and Al-Batal Ahmed Abdel Aziz Street also branches off from Arab League Street, which contains the blood bank, many large companies, and shops as well. It ends with Wimby Square. Shehab Street also branches off from Arab League Street, which contains the Platinum Mall and a very large number of clothing stores. Mohi El-Din Abu El-Ezz Street also branches off from Arab League Street, and this street contains the Hunting Club and a large number of shops and major companies. At the end of this street, there is a street called Sudan Street. Among the prominent landmarks in Mohandessin, especially Arab League Street: Zamalek Club Wall and the Commercial International Bank.