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Furnished Apartments For Rent In Gardens Street

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This page lists 6 apartments for rent in Gardens Street.

Officially Wasfi Al Tal Street, Gardens Street links Al Shmesani with Telaa Al Ali and Khalda and is lined with restaurants, offices, clinics and hotels.

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About Gardens Street

This page brings together properties for rent in Gardens Street from Hagzi’s current search results. The results reflect the filters selected above.

6 properties for rent in Gardens Street are live on Hagzi right now.

Property prices in Gardens Street, Amman

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Compare property type, bedrooms, bathrooms, price, size, furnishing, completion status, parking and amenities without leaving this search.

Open any listing to review the photos and details supplied by the seller, then use the available contact options when you are ready to enquire.

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FAQs about Furnished Apartments For Rent In Gardens Street, Amman

How many properties for rent are currently shown in Gardens Street?

There are 6 listings matching the current filters in Gardens Street.

Is the rent shown per month or per year?

Each listing shows its rent for the period the advertiser set, per month or per year. A rent set per year also shows its approximate amount per month. The price filter compares every rent as a yearly amount, so a monthly rent is multiplied by 12 when you search.

Can I rent a furnished apartment in Gardens Street for one month only?

The shortest lease is set by each advertiser, not by Hagzi. Ask the advertiser for the shortest term they accept, the deposit and how the rent is paid, and have the agreed term written into the lease.

Are electricity, water and internet included in the rent?

It depends on the property. Check the listing description and ask the advertiser whether electricity, water, internet and building service charges are included. Hagzi does not record this as a separate field.

What does "furnished" mean on these listings?

The advertiser marked the property as furnished. What is included varies, so check the photos and description and agree a written list of the furniture and appliances before you sign. Semi-furnished listings are not on this page.

About Gardens Street

Gardens Street is the popular name for Wasfi Al Tal Street, a main road that connects Al Shmesani with Telaa Al Ali and continues towards Khalda. Administratively it belongs to Telaa Al Ali. The nickname goes back to a large restaurant called The Gardens, opened in the late 1970s when the area was still on the edge of the city. Before that, the land was farmed for wheat, barley, chickpeas and lentils.

Today the street is a busy mixed-use area. It has restaurants ranging from international fast-food chains to local eateries, grocery and supply shops, three-star hotels, and commercial buildings housing companies, engineering and law offices and medical clinics. That mix makes it practical for people who want to live and work in the same part of the city.

Services in and around the area include:

  • Hospitals: Gardens Hospital, Ibn Al Haytham Hospital and the Saudi Hospital
  • Schools: the Latin Patriarchate School, the Arab Model Schools and the Modern English Schools
  • Shopping: Amman Mall, Rawan Mall and Nouman Mall
  • Banks: Arab Bank, Jordan Islamic Bank and Safwa Islamic Bank

Questions about Gardens Street

What is the official name of Gardens Street?

Its official name is Wasfi Al Tal Street; Gardens is the name people commonly use.

Which hospitals are near Gardens Street?

Gardens Hospital, Ibn Al Haytham Hospital and the Saudi Hospital.

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