A six-bedroom luxurious villa in Cairo with uncommon unobstructed views of the Pyramids of Giza hits the marketplace for $7.2 million.
Egypt's Sotheby's Worldwide Realty
Views are important for luxurious residence patrons — and one explicit property is taking that reality to a complete new degree.
A six-bedroom, nine-bathroom villa in Egypt options uncommon views overlooking one of many Seven Wonders of the Historic World.
Spanning greater than 32,000-square-feet, the house has simply hit the marketplace for $7.24 million, and it comes with unobstructed vistas of the Nice Pyramids of Giza.
The French Renaissance-inspired property is located on 1.68 acres of land. Named Eden Rock, the property is situated inside strolling distance from New Giza, an up-and-coming space in west Cairo, the itemizing notes.
Unfold over two ranges, the property “permits for unmatched scenic views from each nook.”
The property boasts unobstructed views of the Nice Pyramids of Giza.
The pool.
The spiral staircase encompasses a reflective sculpture.
A view of the good room.
The dwelling space.
The dwelling area options an open structure with a number of home windows for optimum daylight.
The kitchen with a uniquely-designed island.
The breakfast area.
The eating room.
One other view of the eating room.
Certainly one of six bedrooms.
Certainly one of six full bogs with a stone sinking tub.
An expansive walk-in closet.
The research.
The household room.
The lounge comes with a wood-burning fire.
The backyard.
Luxurious high-end finishes embody a wall of marble over the hearth, a spiral staircase with a reflective sculpture and an eat-in kitchen with an island within the form of a half-circle, with pendant lighting and bespoke cabinetry.
There’s additionally “an unlimited backyard” with a eating space subsequent to the “swimming pool space [that] offers entry to an incomparable entrance row view of the pyramids; proper out of your yard,” the itemizing provides.
Rym Walid with Egypt’s Sotheby’s Worldwide Realty holds the itemizing. They didn't return The Submit’s request for remark.
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