5,077 QAR/ month
1180 sqm
BILLS INCLUDED | FURNISHED 1 BHK | SERVICED TOWER
Fereej Abdul Aziz, Fereej Abdul Aziz, Doha
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5,077 QAR/ month
1180 sqm
Fereej Abdul Aziz, Fereej Abdul Aziz, Doha
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5,500 QAR/ month
22125 sqm
Fereej Abdul Aziz, Fereej Abdul Aziz, Doha
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4,000 QAR/ month
11100 sqm
Ibn Al Haitam Street, Fereej Abdul Aziz, Doha
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5,000 QAR/ month
23120 sqm
Fereej Abdul Aziz, Fereej Abdul Aziz, Doha
Last updated 1 month ago
There is a wide selection of apartments for rent in Fereej Abdul Aziz, Doha. This type of housing is quite popular with ex-pats families or singles. Also, choosing to live in an apartment for rent is a perfect way to save money (renting a luxury apartment is usually more expensive) without compromising the level of life. From the financial point of view, several things need to think about before signing an agreement.
First, apart from the rental price itself, tenants might also be asked to pay the agent their commission and the deposit fee (via cash or cheques). Because of this, the whole process might prove to be more costly than initially expected.
Modern and cozy three-bedroom apartments and more include a maid room and laundry area located in one of the most requested areas in Apartments for Rent in Fereej Abdul Aziz, Doha. The apartments for rent are spacious and fully furnished to a very high level, not just in design but also in materials.
The layout is stylish, with large living spaces and a friendly kitchen next to the entrance. One bedroom Master and One of the bedrooms has a balcony.
Saakin Qatar is a reliable and quality-driven Real estate directory created by dynamic and devoted individuals. Our proficient team excels in the leasing of Properties for rent and will help you find the best apartment that would be as per your needs. With good insight into the marketplace, Saakin offers a competitive service that gives you the benefit. We strive to provide you with the service that you deserve.
Rented homes make up the majority of Qatar's housing stock, reflecting a population in which expatriate residents are the clear majority. That depth of supply means real choice at almost every budget, from studios to compound villas.
It also means tenants have room to negotiate. Where a building has several empty units, a landlord will usually move on the rent, the furnishing or the length of the term rather than lose a year's income.
West Bay and The Pearl suit residents who want to walk to work and to the water. Al Sadd, Al Rayyan and Umm Salal offer more space for the money, and Lusail sits comfortably between the two.
A furnished studio outside the centre can start near QAR 3,500 a month, while a three-bedroom in a prime tower runs several times that. Furnishing, floor level and view move the figure more than anything else.
Furnished units arrive ready to live in and cost more each month, which suits a short posting. An empty apartment is cheaper over a two-year stay once you have bought the furniture, and part-furnished usually means white goods and wardrobes only.
One-year contracts are the norm, usually with a refundable deposit. Two- and three-year terms are common too, and landlords often include a rent-free month to win the longer commitment.
If you are not ready to sign for a year, serviced apartments let on a rolling monthly basis and arrive fully furnished with bills included. They cost more per month but remove every set-up cost.
Most towers fold a pool, gym and covered parking into the service charge. Check whether water, electricity and internet are billed separately — it is the single most common surprise on a Qatar tenancy.
See the actual unit rather than the show apartment, and go at the hour you would normally be home so you can judge the light and the noise. Photograph the condition on handover day and agree any repairs in writing before you sign.
