1,680,000 JOD
(≈ USD 2,369,534)
From 11,242 JOD / month
JOD 1,200 per m² · JOD 1,200,000 per dunum
1,400 m² plot on two streets for sale in Deir Ghbar, suited to a housing project
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A flat, green residential suburb near the Airport Road, known for villas and upscale housing and for cold, often foggy winters.
Based on 21 live listings on Hagzi in Dahyet Al Nakheel. An agency listing is published through a partner account; a private owner listing is published through a personal account.
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1,680,000 JOD
(≈ USD 2,369,534)
From 11,242 JOD / month
JOD 1,200 per m² · JOD 1,200,000 per dunum
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235,000 JOD
(≈ USD 331,453)
From 1,573 JOD / month
JOD 557 per m² · JOD 556,872 per dunum
Advertiser: Fast Track for Property Management
560,000 JOD
(≈ USD 789,845)
From 3,747 JOD / month
JOD 714 per m² · JOD 714,286 per dunum
Advertiser: Fast Track for Property Management
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Dahyet Al Nakheel lies on the western side of Amman, near the Airport Road and Queen Alia International Airport. Unlike much of the city, the ground here is flat rather than hilly, and the area has plenty of green space and gardens. Its elevation makes winters colder than in most of Amman, often with thick fog.
Until around the 1960s this was open farmland. Families gradually bought plots and built homes, and it grew into an established residential suburb. Today it is known for villas and upscale housing projects, and its apartment and land prices are described as among the higher ones in Jordan. A large share of residents are expatriates from the US, Europe and the Gulf.
The level streets suit walking, running and cycling. Local landmarks include Nakheel Village restaurant, Al Muhsinat Mosque, Fatima Al Zahra School and the Ward w Harir resort and spa for women. Universities within reach include Petra University, Al Zaytoonah University of Jordan and the German university, and the Abu Al-Sous and Naour health centres serve the wider area.
It suits families looking for a quiet neighbourhood with services close at hand.
It is flat, unlike most of Amman, which makes it well suited to walking, running and cycling.
The area is known for villas and upscale housing projects.