Hotel Apartment in Swar
Swar, Shorouk City
Unit details
- Type
- Hotel Apartment
- Area
- 39 m²
- Finishing
- Fully finished
- Delivery
- November 2029
- Seller
- From the developer
- Listing number
- NEA2C1
Price per m² against the area
This unit's price per m² next to the typical price of the same type around it. The typical price is the middle price of the units on offer.
Payment plans
- Down payment
- 10% 400,000 EGP
- Instalment term
- 9 years
- Monthly equivalent
- 33,333 EGP
A rough calculation on the unit price, in equal instalments and without interest. Confirm the final figures with the seller.
Other units in Swar
| Type | Bedrooms | Area | Phase | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shop | 20 m² | 3,800,000 EGP |
The project
- Under construction
- Delivery 2029
- 1 amenity
Swar is a commercial and hotel project in the centre of Shorouk City, Cairo, developed by Golden Pillars. It offers hotel apartments and shops, with units available as core and shell or fully finished. The site stands wall to wall with the Andalus Al Shorouk compound and a few steps from the British University in Egypt and the services of the first district. The project has a commercial zone with varied shops, cafes and restaurants with open views and outdoor spaces, and a hotel zone with serviced suites under modern management. An outdoor plaza provides seating, photo corners and green areas for relaxing, and a children's area is planned. Services include garages, planned circulation paths, security and facility management, and surveillance cameras. Shorouk City sits between the Suez Road and the Middle Ring Road, close to the British University in Egypt, the French University in Egypt and Shorouk Academy, and is surrounded by many residential compounds. The project is about 2 to 3 minutes from the British University, the first district services and international schools, about 5 minutes from the Suez Road entrance, banks, government services and the Badr LRT station, and 7 to 10 minutes from Madinaty and New Heliopolis. The name Swar means a bracelet or circle, and the identity uses purple and gold tones. It suits buyers interested in short stay hotel accommodation and retail space in a university district.
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