Tribune News Network
Doha
United Development Company (UDC), a leading Qatari public shareholding company and the master developer of The Pearl-Qatar and Gewan Island, on Sunday, announced the launch of ‘Giardino Gardens’, the first residential villa compound at The Pearl-Qatar in Giardino Village precinct. The first batch of villas was recently offered for leasing.
The compound consists of 80 villas divided between 28 standalone villas and 52 semi-attached villas, all of which have luxurious specifications and spacious interiors ranging from 4 to 6 bedrooms, in addition to state-of-the-art facilities that include a clubhouse with a gym, outdoor swimming pool, multipurpose hall, prayer rooms as well as tennis and squash courts, which will be ready by end of February 2022.
Giardino Village is considered the most diversified district of The Pearl-Qatar with residential plots, completed villas and low-rise residential buildings, as well as United School International and Giardino Mall, all of which enhance the comprehensiveness of this precinct.
Giardino Village is located in tranquil surroundings close to the vibrant retail hubs of Medina Centrale and Porto Arabia, making it an ideal place for those wanting a discreet and private residence amidst a rich landscaped setting.
UDC is also currently developing a number of other projects on The Pearl-Qatar, including three residential villa compounds in Floresta Gardens, Floresta Galleria and Giardino Mall shopping complexes, United School International and Corinthia Yacht Club, in addition to the ongoing development of Gewan Island.
UDC is a leading Qatari public shareholding company with a mission to identify and invest in long-term projects contributing to Qatar’s growth and providing good shareholder value. Established in 1999, the Company was first listed on the Qatar Exchange in June 2003. UDC activities
cover a multitude of vital investment sectors including real-estate development, property management, infrastructure and utilities, maritime and hospitality-related businesses.
Doha
United Development Company (UDC), a leading Qatari public shareholding company and the master developer of The Pearl-Qatar and Gewan Island, on Sunday, announced the launch of ‘Giardino Gardens’, the first residential villa compound at The Pearl-Qatar in Giardino Village precinct. The first batch of villas was recently offered for leasing.
The compound consists of 80 villas divided between 28 standalone villas and 52 semi-attached villas, all of which have luxurious specifications and spacious interiors ranging from 4 to 6 bedrooms, in addition to state-of-the-art facilities that include a clubhouse with a gym, outdoor swimming pool, multipurpose hall, prayer rooms as well as tennis and squash courts, which will be ready by end of February 2022.
Giardino Village is considered the most diversified district of The Pearl-Qatar with residential plots, completed villas and low-rise residential buildings, as well as United School International and Giardino Mall, all of which enhance the comprehensiveness of this precinct.
Giardino Village is located in tranquil surroundings close to the vibrant retail hubs of Medina Centrale and Porto Arabia, making it an ideal place for those wanting a discreet and private residence amidst a rich landscaped setting.
UDC is also currently developing a number of other projects on The Pearl-Qatar, including three residential villa compounds in Floresta Gardens, Floresta Galleria and Giardino Mall shopping complexes, United School International and Corinthia Yacht Club, in addition to the ongoing development of Gewan Island.
UDC is a leading Qatari public shareholding company with a mission to identify and invest in long-term projects contributing to Qatar’s growth and providing good shareholder value. Established in 1999, the Company was first listed on the Qatar Exchange in June 2003. UDC activities
cover a multitude of vital investment sectors including real-estate development, property management, infrastructure and utilities, maritime and hospitality-related businesses.