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LUSAIL Rising from the Heart of the Arabian Peninsula, Qatar Has Become a Beacon of Sustainable and Continuous Growth Over the Past Two Decades MAISONS BLANCHES LUSAIL Rising from the heart of the Arabian Peninsula, Qatar has become a beacon of sustainable and continuous growth over the past two decades. Led by an ambitious Vision 2030, the country offers unparalleled investment opportunities. And with the World Cup 2022 in its sights, the future is progressively looking brighter for Qatar. It has become the oasis that promises to quench the thirst of thinkers, dreamers and investors. Qatar is an international hub connected to the rest of the world through the Hamad International Airport QATAR where business and lifestyle merge into one cohesive environment, a place that moves ahead of the time, but one that remains always true to its heritage and identity. Major projects currently under development such as Lusail City and Qatar Rail will play a significant role in further boosting the country’s position as a global leader in the fields of urban architecture and property Where Luxury is Reinvented development. Maisons Blanches - Lusail Qatar’s ambitious vision to build a new, sustainable city that reflects its modern times resulted in one of the most grandiose projects today: Lusail City. Lusail City, located on the coast, in the northern part of the municipality of Al Daayen, is a city built for the future, introducing a modern, contemporary lifestyle while embracing the environment. The city is expected to accommodate up to 260,000 people and is a key attraction as part of Qatar’s 2022 FIFA World Cup. Lusail City is only 15 km away from the centre of Doha, and will be connected to the capital via the Qatar Rail LUSAIL CITY project, making commuting between the two cities convenient and efficient. Bringing together a diverse lifestyle, residents and visitors to Lusail City will be able to enjoy a variety of restraints and cafes, high-end stores, as well as great outdoor activities. The city is planned to have marinas, residential areas, island resorts, commercial distraction and leisure facilities including the Vendome, the largest mall in Qatar, two golf courses and an a giraffe zoo. The new At the Heart of Qatar’s Vision Lusail Iconic Stadium will also host the opening and final matches of the 2022 FIFA World Cup. Maisons Blanches - Lusail As one of the most trusted names in real estate management and development, Al Asmakh has played a key role in the country’s property growth over the years, with an impressive residential and commercial portfolio of high-rise towers, luxury apartments, compounds, villas, retail shops, AL ASMAKH REAL ESTATE labour camps, offices and other facilities. Al Asmakh has always been part of Qatar’s journey towards achieving its vision, and will contribute DEVELOPMENT COMPANY to doing so by utilising its vast experience and industry knowledge in developing new properties that carry on the same tradition of high-value, luxurious and quality craftsmanship and servicing. With pioneering advances in a wide range of services such as facility management, escrow, and concierge, the company has established itself as a the go-to real estate developer for medium to Building a Reliable Future large scale projects. Maisons Blanches - Lusail Maisons Blanches, developed by Al Asmakh Real Estate on a plot of 115,066 sqm, brings a new concept of luxury living to Qatar at Entertainment City - Lusail. Located near the Vendome Mall, Maisons Blanches is a haven of tranquility residential compound consisting of 114 Villas and 20 buildings with 2 & 3-Bedroom apartments. The beautiful architectural design creates a MAISONS BLANCHES perfect environment for those seeking peace, calmness and tranquility while adding excitement and fun to their lifestyles LUSAIL . Residents will enjoy the diversification that Lusail Entertainment City will offer, being so near to major attractions and facilities. Maisons Blanches - Lusail Maisons Blanches will offer its residents access to various services, amenities and facilities that will enrich their life experience. The list of amenities includes a nursery, club house, swimming pool AMENITIES and security. Al Asmakh also provides the complimentary concierge service, an exclusive tenants’ service aiming at catering personalized solutions to each request; this service will be available around the clock in order to Everyday Convenience answer any request and to advise on destinations and activities. Maisons Blanches - Lusail PROJECT DESCRIPTION RESIDENTIAL COMPOUND: 114 Villas 20 Buildings: 2-Bedroom Flats : 40 LAYOUTS 3-Bedroom Flats : 280 Nursery Club House Swimming Pool Plot Area Over 115,066 sqm Maisons Blanches - Lusail 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 A 2400.0000 B A 800.0000 B C C LIVING LIVING BATHROOM G-05 G-05 F-08 +04.05 DINING DINING +04.05 DN DN FFL +0.15 G-06 G-06 FFL FFL D +0.15 FFL B D ENTRANCE ENTRANCE KITCHEN HALL HALL KITCHEN G-07 G-04 G-04 G-07 E E +0.45 FOYER +0.45 DRESSER FOYER FFL WD2 FFL G-02 G-08 G-08 MAID'S MAID'S ROOM ROOM 1100.0000 G-09 BATHROOM G-09 GUEST G-10 ENTRANCE ENTRANCE BATHROOM TOILET G-01 G-01 G-10 G-03 F F ±0.00 FFL ±0.00 FFL new design +0.15 +0.15 FFL FFL 9 111 25 114 139 120 sq.m sq.m AREA Unit Area Interior Unit Area Terrace Unit Area Total AREA Unit Area Interior Unit Area Terrace Unit Area Total FIRST FLOOR FLOOR FIRST GROUND FLOOR FLOOR GROUND Total number of villas Total 114 Floor Ground Living, Kitchen, Maid room, Laundry, Entrance, and Maid toilet toilet Guest Floor First and Living 3 Toilets 4 Bedrooms, Villa Per Area Total sqm 259 VILLA Maisons Blanches - Lusail VENT SHAFT M.BEDROOM (1) G-11 KITCHEN BATH G-07 G-10 4000 BATH L'DRY G-08 G-09 1500 G01 ENTRANCE BEDROOM (2) LOBBY G-12 G-02 2800 LIVING DINING G-05 G-06 4000 TERRACE G-18 2 BEDROOMS APARTMENTS 2 BEDROOMS APARTMENT Total number of 2 Bedrooms Apartments 40 2 Bedrooms Flats Entrance, Living, Kitchen, Laundry, 2 Bedrooms AREA 1500 sq.m1900 4400 2300 2900 and 2 Toilets Interior Unit Area 103 Terrace Unit Area 41 01 Total Unit Area 144 Maisons Blanches - Lusail 1500 1900 4400 2300 2900 BALCONY G-18 4000 BEDROOM (3) G-13 DINING G-06 LIVING G-05 2800 BEDROOM (2) G-12 HALLWAY G-04 1500 G04 L'DRY G-09 M.BEDROOM (1) BATH G-11 G-08 G-07 KITCHEN 4000 BATH G-10 VENT SHAFT 3 BEDROOMS APARTMENTS 3 BEDROOMS APARTMENT Total number of 3 Bedrooms Apartments Apartment in ground floor Apartment in typical floor 280 Total number is 40 Total number is 240 3 Bedrooms Flats Entrance, Living, Kitchen, Laundry, 3 Bedrooms AREA sq.m AREA sq.m and 2 Toilets Interior Unit Area 134.00 Interior Unit Area 134 Terrace Unit Area 66.30 Terrace Unit Area 14 Total Unit Area 200.30 Total Unit Area 148 Maisons Blanches - Lusail .
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