Al Ghubrah Street
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- Studio, One, & Two Bedroom Units Available
- Up to Two Bathrooms
- Multi-Level Garage
- Laundry In Unit
- Fitness Equipment
- Outdoor Pool
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About this property
Housed within an integrated development site with Panorama Mall located right beneath it, SAl Ghubrah Street offers a convenient, conducive space for international visitors to use as a launching pad for their journeys within Muscat.
Particularly useful for guests travelling into the city on business, the residence is situated in the bustling Bawshar commercial district, centrally located near the diplomatic areas, Ghala industrial estate, and midway between the Central Business District and Muscat International Airport.
Al Ghubrah Street offers spacious serviced apartments with a host of hotel-like indulgences: Enjoy the central location, complimentary wireless Internet access, housekeeping amenities, as well as modern furnishing and facilities found within your residence. It is the ideal choice for international travellers looking for a convenient starting base for their journeys in Muscat.
Situated in the bustling Bawshar commercial district, the residence is centrally located close to the diplomatic area, Ghala industrial estate, and midway between the CBD and Muscat International Airport.
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About Muscat, Oman
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As Ahmed bin Majid al Najdi recognised in 1490, Muscat has a character quite different from its other nearby capitals- a fact that holds true even today. It lacks the high-rise blocks, and even purely functional buildings are required to have a traditional dome or an arabesque window. Because of these strict building policies, Muscat is an extremely clean and iconically uniform city. Muscat means ‘safe anchor’, and the sea continues to define the city: it brings people on cruise ships and goods to the historic ports of Old Muscat and Mutrah. It also provides a living for fishermen off the beaches of Shatti al Qurm and Athaiba.