The Icon Residence New Cairo
The Icon Residence New Cairo
Book Your Units Now And Enjoy A New Life Within The Icon Residence New Cairo
The Icon Compound is one of the most important high-end residential compounds that were designed on a large space of up to 11 acres, applying the highest standards of quality and the latest distinctive architectural styles. The project was implemented by Style Home Developments, a leading company in its field, and relies on a selection of the most skilled engineers, specialists, and consultants.
The real estate developer of The Icon Residence Compound has been keen to choose a privileged location in the heart of Fifth Settlement area while providing the greatest amount of luxury to all residents of the compound through the multiplicity of services and features and the spread of green spaces and wonderful water bodies everywhere, in addition to the diversity of residential units between luxury apartments and duplexes And the penthouses with spaces vary according to your taste and needs.
The prices are competitive compared to the number of advantages enjoyed by residents, and customers can own a luxury housing unit by paying a reservation down payment and the rest in installments over many years and without interest.
The Strategic Location Of The Icon Residence New Cairo
It was implemented in the heart of Fifth Settlement in New Cairo, and it is one of the most distinguished locations in the assembly close to all service facilities and important roads that facilitate the transfer to and from the compound, and the following is a presentation of the most important features of the location:
It is located a short distance from the famous teseen street, estimated at two minutes.
The compound is located close to the American University; It can be reached within 10 minutes, providing the best educational services for its residents.
Near from Katameya Dunes Compound.
It directly overlooks the Hyde Park compound.
It is a few minutes away from Suez Road and Ring Road.
Approaching the road leading to New Administrative Capital.
