44,000 JOD
(≈ USD 62,059)
From 294 JOD / month
JOD 338 per m²
Semi-ground 130 m² apartment with two salons and barbecue area for sale in Dahyet Al Aqsa
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- Apartments
- 3 rooms
- 3 baths
- 130 m²
This page lists 3 properties for sale in Dahyet Al Aqsa.
A quiet, mainly residential suburb in east Amman along Al Istiqlal and Al Aqsa streets, with Prince Hamzah Hospital as its main nearby landmark.
1–3 of 3 properties
44,000 JOD
(≈ USD 62,059)
From 294 JOD / month
JOD 338 per m²
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61,000 JOD
(≈ USD 86,037)
From 408 JOD / month
JOD 381 per m²
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36,000 JOD
(≈ USD 50,776)
From 241 JOD / month
JOD 379 per m²
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Dahyet Al Aqsa is a residential suburb in the east of Amman, noted for clean streets and newer homes. It lies along Al Istiqlal Street and Al Aqsa Street, so it is easy to reach from other parts of the capital. Neighbouring districts include Tabarbour, Dahyet Al Ameer Hasan and Al Hashmi al Shamali.
The area is made up mostly of homes rather than shops. Supermarkets and small groceries cover everyday needs, but the range of retail is limited. Apartments are the property type in steady demand here, and there is also interest in buying land to build on.
For health care, Prince Hamzah Hospital is the key local landmark, with Al Aqsa Hospital, the Al Fahd medical clinics and several public health centres, including Al Nuzha, Al Hashmi Al Shamali and Al Hashmi Al Janoubi, close by. Schools in and around the area include the Modern Arab Academy, Al Ihtiraf International Academy and Schools, and a number of public schools. Mosques are spread throughout the neighbourhood.
It suits families and buyers who want a calm street with basic services nearby.
Prince Hamzah Hospital is the main one. Al Aqsa Hospital and several public health centres are also close by.
No. It is mainly residential, with supermarkets and small groceries for daily needs but a limited range of shops.