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Aman Residences w Wadi Safar od Diriyah

Nowy wymiar pustynnego luksusu

Diriyah Company zaprezentowała Aman Residences, Amansamar — kluczowy element luksusowej oferty mieszkaniowej w Wadi Safar. Koncepcja wzbogaca prestiżowe portfolio firmy.

Ekskluzywne wille i rezydencje

Limitowana kolekcja składa się z willi i prywatnych rezydencji z pięcioma lub sześcioma sypialniami, ulokowanych w Amansamar. Działki zaczynają się od 9 000 m², które zapewniają prywatność i przestrzeń.

Światowej klasy udogodnienia

Dla mieszkańców dostępne są:

  • Pole golfowe zaprojektowane przez Grega Normana
  • Królewski klub jeździecki i polo
  • Aman Spa z hammamem i banyą
  • Klub rakietowy, baseny, wyrafinowane restauracje
  • Zaproszenie do globalnego klubu Aman

Minimalizm z klimatem

Nazwa Amansamar łączy spokój Aman z arabską tradycją opowieści wieczornych “samar”. Jean-Michel Gathy zaprojektował przestrzeń z panoramicznymi widokami, minimalizmem i atmosferą pokoju.

Słowa liderów

Dyrektor generalny Diriyah Company, Jerry Inzerillo:

Ten start sprzedaży to kolejny ważny krok w ramach realizacji planu Wadi Safar… Amansamar będzie wyjątkowym uzupełnieniem naszego portfolio.

Przewodniczący i CEO Aman Group, Vlad Doronin:

Uruchomienie Aman Residences, Amansamar to przełomowy moment dla Aman w Arabii Saudyjskiej… położony niedaleko obiektu UNESCO — Diriyah.

Wizja Diriyah

Aman Residences to część nowej ery luksusu w Diriyah i Wadi Safar, wpisująca się w Saudi Vision 2030.

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