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Centre-Piece of the Mashaf Township AL MASHAF DISTRICT 25°10’40.2”N 51°33’57.6”E MASHAFCROSSINGS.COM Mashaf township Centre-piece of the Centre-piece Embrace the new Mashaf lifestyle 001 Mashaf Crossings redefines the way you interact with the township and each other, bringing the best mix of retail, restaurants & entertainment. Where a young professional’s idea of style and sophistication crosses paths with the one’s seeking an uplifting experience. It’s a space where independent businesses nurture your passion, grocers keep you well-fed, and entertainment melts away the stress of daily work. MASHAF CROSSINGS 2 002 The space to grow and thrive. Mashaf Crossings’ newly designed 23,500sqm premier mixed- used community center will feature a modern lounge with extensive indoor-outdoor seating areas; seamlessly blending high caliber retail lifestyle amenities. Embrace the new Mashaf lifestyle 002 Site Plan 23,500 SQ METERS 215 C PARKING SPACES 62 LEASABLE UNITS D 2 FLOORS E A B A Building A C Building C E Building E • 5 Tenant slots • 17 Tenant slots • 4 Tenant slots • Slot sizes >220 sqm • Slot sizes 38 - 220 sqm • Slot sizes 76-160 sqm B Building B D Building D • 29 Tenant slots • 8 Tenant slots • Slot sizes 38 - 220 sqm • Slot sizes 76 - 160 sqm 003 A new way to dine, shop and play MASHAF CROSSINGS 7 8 MASHAF CROSSINGS 003 EXPERIENCE — DINE A CULINARY WALK IN A WORLD OF CUISINES Imagine a rich world of cuisine along the gastronomy corridors of Mashaf Crossings. Explore and discover a modern and constantly evolving selection of Qatar’s most tempting food and beverages establishments. MASHAF CROSSINGS 9 10 MASHAF CROSSINGS 003 EXPERIENCE — SHOP SHOP EVERYTHING Retail. And plenty of it. A myriad of brand lines along the multiple corridors to feed your shopping obsession and delights shoppers from different age groups, with distinct areas of families and Qatar’s most discerning shoppers. MASHAF CROSSINGS 11 12 MASHAF CROSSINGS 003 EXPERIENCE — SHOP ACCESS TO LIFE’S EVERY ESSENTIALS A vibrant melting pot of life amenities bringing people together day and night, to shop, dine and play. MASHAF CROSSINGS 13 14 MASHAF CROSSINGS 003 EXPERIENCE — PLAY ENJOY THE SIMPLE JOYS IN LIFE With a host of lifestyle and entertainment avenues, you can be sure that you get the best of modern living. MASHAF CROSSINGS 15 Design. With nature and art in mind. 004 Throughout the property, carefully curated natural materials, uplifting greenery, inspiring art and effortless functionality form a unique experience that’s as inspiring as it is functional. MASHAF CROSSINGS 16 NATURAL TEXTURES + CONTRASTING CAST CONCRETE INSPIRED BY SCANDINAVIAN + JAPANESE DESIGN GREENERY ADDS LIFE + HARMONY PLAYFUL TOUCHES OF ART UNINTERRUPTED WINDOW LINE ALLOWS NATURAL LIGHT ECO-FRIENDLY LANDSCAPPING MASHAF CROSSINGS 17 005 Mashaf sits in the midst of an urban Welcome to DOHA transformation of Al Wukair and Al the Mashaf Wakrah, hosting the state-of-the-art Al Janoub Stadium and minutes away neighbourhood from Hamad International Airport. Soon, with the completion of new roads to the rest of Qatar, Mashaf will be on of the most well-connected towns in the district. MASHAF CROSSINGS 18 005 NEIGHBOURHOOD 6 DOHA 3 7 5 8 3 9 AL MASHAF 2 AL WAKRAH 4 1 AL WUKAIR 1 Al Janoub Stadium 7 Ezdan Village 5 2 Carrefour 8 Ezdan Village 6 3 GEMS Wellington School 9 Ezdan Village 7 4 Al Wakrah Hospital Mashaf Crossings 5 Al Wakrah Sports Complex 6 Metro Station MASHAF CROSSINGS 19 Al Mashaf Street Al Wakrah-Qatar LEASING & GENERAL ENQUIRIES [email protected].
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