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This page lists 6 apartments for rent in Swaileh.
An established north-western district on the main Amman–Salt road, the link between the capital, Al Balqa and northern Jordan, with a long role as a trade and transport hub.
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275 JOD per month
(≈ USD 388 per month)
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375 JOD per month
(≈ USD 529 per month)
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180 JOD per month
(≈ USD 254 per month)
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400 JOD per month
(≈ USD 564 per month)
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190 JOD per month
(≈ USD 268 per month)
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60,000 JOD per year
(≈ USD 84,626 per year)
≈ JOD 5,000 a month
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Swaileh is one of Amman's older districts, set on high ground in the north-west of the city within the University district. It lies along the main Amman–Salt road, the route that links the capital with Al Balqa and the north of Jordan, and at around 1,150 metres it has a mild climate. That crossroads position turned it into a busy centre for trade, transport and services.
In recent years the area has gained new residential complexes and basic services, and it draws families looking for a practical place to live. It borders Wadi Al Seer and Bader Al Jadedeh to the south, Ain AlBasha to the north, Al Fuhays to the west, and Telaa Al Ali and Al Jubayha to the east. Its neighbourhoods include Al Kamaliya, Hadaeq Al Hussein, Al Hummar, Dabouq, Hay Al Rahmanieh and Al Forousyah, along with the market quarter.
Local landmarks include Swaileh National Park, the Great Swaileh Mosque, the municipal amphitheatre and Al Hussein park. Schools range from the area's secondary schools for boys and for girls to UNRWA schools and a vocational school, and health services include a public health centre, specialist clinics and the Noor Al Hussein Foundation.
The main Amman–Salt road, which connects the capital with Al Balqa and northern Jordan.
Swaileh National Park, the Great Swaileh Mosque, the municipal amphitheatre and Al Hussein park.
