AED 50,000 /year
3 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
3,000 sqft / 279 sqm
APARTMENT FOR RENT IN AL MUWAIJI3 bedrooms 2 masters
3 bathrooms
Double majlis
Kitchen
Balcony
Split AC
Open parking inside
Municipality contract
Agency fee 5 %
Land mark: near basra park
Al Ain, a city located in the eastern part of the United Arab Emirates, is known for its historical significance and natural beauty, though it is not directly associated with Basra, which is a major port city in southern Iraq. However, if you're referring to an area in Al Ain named "Basra," there is no widely known region by that name. Al Ain itself is famous for its lush oases, historical forts, and the Al Ain Zoo, and it serves as a cultural hub of the UAE. The city is also known for its proximity to the Hajar Mountains, which adds to its scenic landscape. Basra, on the other hand, has a rich history dating back to ancient times and is known for its strategic location near the Shatt al-Arab river and its importance as a commercial and cultural center in Iraq.
It seems there might be some confusion regarding the reference to "Basra" in Al Ain. As mentioned, there is no specific region named Basra within Al Ain itself. However, the name "Basra" is historically tied to the southern part of Iraq, where it is a major city with a deep cultural and historical legacy. Known for its proximity to the Persian Gulf, Basra has long been an important trade and shipping hub, with its port being one of the busiest in Iraq. The city also played a significant role during the Islamic Caliphates and continues to be a focal point in the cultural and economic life of Iraq.
Al Ain, on the other hand, while geographically distant from Basra, has a distinct historical identity. It is often referred to as the "Garden City" due to its verdant oases, and it has been an important center of culture and tradition within the UAE. The city is also known for its proximity to the Oman border and its role as a summer retreat due to its higher elevation compared to other parts of the UAE.
Both regions—Basra in Iraq and Al Ain in the UAE—share historical importance in their respective countries, but they are different in terms of geography, culture, and significance. Al Ain is also renowned for its UNESCO-listed sites such as the Al Ain Oasis, the Al Jahili Fort, and the Hili Archaeological Park, which highlight its historical importance within the broader Gulf region.
3bhk flat on the 1st floor in basra
3 bathrooms
Double majlis
Kitchen
Balcony
Split AC
Open parking inside
Municipality contract
Agency fee 5 %
Land mark: near basra park
Al Ain, a city located in the eastern part of the United Arab Emirates, is known for its historical significance and natural beauty, though it is not directly associated with Basra, which is a major port city in southern Iraq. However, if you're referring to an area in Al Ain named "Basra," there is no widely known region by that name. Al Ain itself is famous for its lush oases, historical forts, and the Al Ain Zoo, and it serves as a cultural hub of the UAE. The city is also known for its proximity to the Hajar Mountains, which adds to its scenic landscape. Basra, on the other hand, has a rich history dating back to ancient times and is known for its strategic location near the Shatt al-Arab river and its importance as a commercial and cultural center in Iraq.
It seems there might be some confusion regarding the reference to "Basra" in Al Ain. As mentioned, there is no specific region named Basra within Al Ain itself. However, the name "Basra" is historically tied to the southern part of Iraq, where it is a major city with a deep cultural and historical legacy. Known for its proximity to the Persian Gulf, Basra has long been an important trade and shipping hub, with its port being one of the busiest in Iraq. The city also played a significant role during the Islamic Caliphates and continues to be a focal point in the cultural and economic life of Iraq.
Al Ain, on the other hand, while geographically distant from Basra, has a distinct historical identity. It is often referred to as the "Garden City" due to its verdant oases, and it has been an important center of culture and tradition within the UAE. The city is also known for its proximity to the Oman border and its role as a summer retreat due to its higher elevation compared to other parts of the UAE.
Both regions—Basra in Iraq and Al Ain in the UAE—share historical importance in their respective countries, but they are different in terms of geography, culture, and significance. Al Ain is also renowned for its UNESCO-listed sites such as the Al Ain Oasis, the Al Jahili Fort, and the Hili Archaeological Park, which highlight its historical importance within the broader Gulf region.
Property details
Property Type
Apartment
Property Size
3,000 sqft / 279 sqm
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
3
Amenities
Balcony
Location
Price Insights
This property costs the same as the average price of 3 bedroom in Al Muwaiji
Average Rent is 50,400 AED
This property is 69% bigger than the average size of 3 bedroom in Al Muwaiji
Average size is 1,772 sqft
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