Apartment 185 meters from Hadayek Al Ahram overlooking Al Tharwa Al Mineral Street Super deluxe finishing

Apartment 185 meters from Hadayek Al Ahram overlooking Al Tharwa Al Mineral Street

Super deluxe finishing - 3 rooms, one master with bathroom plus an external bathroom - American kitchen - installed air conditioners - overlooking Al Tharwa Al Mineral Street - for sale with or without furniture and appliances - use for two weeks a year for travel reasons - second floor - with elevator

3,200 furniture, kitchen air conditioners

3,050 Kitchen air conditioners

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The Hadayek Al-Ahram area (known as the Pyramids Plateau) is one of the most famous residential areas in Giza Governorate, and is distinguished by its strategic location opposite the Giza Pyramids and the Grand Egyptian Museum.

1. Geographical location and borders
Al-Ahram Gardens is located west of Giza Governorate on the Fayoum Desert Road, and is surrounded by major axes that have made accessing it easier in recent years:

From the north: Cairo-Alexandria Desert Road and the Grand Egyptian Museum.

From the east: the Giza Pyramids and the Egypt-Fayoum Road.

From the west and south: the Central Ring Road and the Oasis Road.

2. Urban planning and zoning
Hadayek Al-Ahram has an organized grid layout and is divided into sectors identified by letters of the alphabet (from A to R).

Main gates: The region has several main gates on Fayoum Road and the Ring Road, the most famous of which are:

First Gate (Khufu): The main entrance and is considered the most vital commercially.

The second gate (Khafre) and the third (Menkaure): medium entrances characterized by relative calm.

The fourth gate (Mina): connects the area to the axes leading to the Maadi and Oasis rings.

The new gates (Ahmose and Hatshepsut): facilitate movement towards the October and Middle Ring areas.

3. Investment and residential advantages
ItemRating and detailsType of housingResidential buildings (ground floor + 4 floors) and a residential villa, and there are no high-rise towers in it according to the regulatory laws. Proximity to landmarksIt is minutes away from the Grand Egyptian Museum and Sphinx International Airport, which gives it continuous investment value. Commercial servicesIt has commercial markets, clinics, private schools, and bank headquarters, especially on the main streets such as High Pressure Street and Mineral Resources Street.

4. Updates and comprehensive development
The region has witnessed extensive developments to raise the efficiency of infrastructure and facilitate movement:

Developing road axes: expanding and repaving main streets (such as mineral wealth and high pressure) and organizing signals.

Facility networks: Renewal of water and sewage networks to reduce hydroelectric and hydraulic failures.

Modern means of transportation: Taking advantage of its proximity to the route of the fourth metro line (Pyramids/Grand Museum Station) and integrating with the monorail and bus (BRT) axes on the ring road.