1 Bedroom Unit at Al Nakhla Residential Resort, Riyadh ANRR
22.4 هزار بار بازدید -
7 سال پیش
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A little tour guide in
A little tour guide in the 1 bedroom unit at Al Nakhla Compound ANRR, to help other expatriates who are looking for decent accommodation in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
I lived in this compound almost 2 years in one of the one bedroom units at the towers:
Pros:
1. One of the best compound in Riyadh in terms of communal facilities.
2. New apartments
Cons:
1. Extremely high asking price. 45sqm tiny unit 150k+
2. Units and villas surprisingly cramped with no dedicated storage spaces. In reality for single person or couple with no kids, 2 bedroom would be required in order to use the second room as storage but the price will be ridiculously high.
3. The compound facilities will get very crowded if they ever fill it.
4. The apartments are lightly equipped and 1 bedroom units doesn’t come with oven! And 2 bedroom without exhaust fan in the kitchen!
5. No housekeeping included in rent. They charge 50 SAR per hour. (Quite expensive than in Europe)
6. Not a walking friendly compound and taxis are not allowed.
7. Be aware that you’ll be involved in a lot of hassle by compound policies and security when inviting friends along
The good thing is they are currently struggling to find new tenants due to the very high prices they are quoting as well as a lot of expats are leaving due to new taxes and fees, so you may try to ask for discount but don’t expect too much.
Do the pros of living at Al Nakhla compound outweigh the cons?? You decide.
I made a review video for the one bedroom unit to show the size of the unit, check it out on Youtube (search for ANRR 1 bedroom). I was evicted from the compound without notice at 2am because of my reviews.
I lived in this compound almost 2 years in one of the one bedroom units at the towers:
Pros:
1. One of the best compound in Riyadh in terms of communal facilities.
2. New apartments
Cons:
1. Extremely high asking price. 45sqm tiny unit 150k+
2. Units and villas surprisingly cramped with no dedicated storage spaces. In reality for single person or couple with no kids, 2 bedroom would be required in order to use the second room as storage but the price will be ridiculously high.
3. The compound facilities will get very crowded if they ever fill it.
4. The apartments are lightly equipped and 1 bedroom units doesn’t come with oven! And 2 bedroom without exhaust fan in the kitchen!
5. No housekeeping included in rent. They charge 50 SAR per hour. (Quite expensive than in Europe)
6. Not a walking friendly compound and taxis are not allowed.
7. Be aware that you’ll be involved in a lot of hassle by compound policies and security when inviting friends along
The good thing is they are currently struggling to find new tenants due to the very high prices they are quoting as well as a lot of expats are leaving due to new taxes and fees, so you may try to ask for discount but don’t expect too much.
Do the pros of living at Al Nakhla compound outweigh the cons?? You decide.
I made a review video for the one bedroom unit to show the size of the unit, check it out on Youtube (search for ANRR 1 bedroom). I was evicted from the compound without notice at 2am because of my reviews.
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