House In D-12 For Sale
D-12, Islamabad, Islamabad Capital
3 Beds
4 Baths
4 Marla
Overview
Details
- TypeHouse
- PricePKR2.2 Crore
- LocationD-12, Islamabad, Islamabad Capital
- Bath(s)4
- Area4 Marla
- PurposeFor Sale
- Bedroom(s)3
- Added4 years ago
Description
The capital city of Pakistan, Islamabad is located in the northwest of the country on Potohar Plateau. This area has been significant in history for being a part of the crossroads of the Rawalpindi and the North West Frontier Province. The city was built in 1960 to replace Karachi as the Pakistani capital, which it has been since 1963. Due to Islamabad's proximity to Rawalpindi, they are considered sister cities.
Compared to other cities of the country, Islamabad is a clean, spacious and quiet city with lots of greeneries. The site of the city has a history going back to the earliest human habitations in Asia. This area has seen the first settlement of Aryans from Central Asia, ancient caravans passing from Central Asia, and the massive armies of Tamerlane and Alexander.
To the north of the city you will find the Margalla Hills. Hot summers, monsoon rains and cold winters with sparse snowfall in the hills almost summarize the climate of this area. Islamabad also has a rich wildlife ranging from wild boars to leopards.
After the formation of Pakistan in 1947, it was felt that a new and permanent Capital City had to be built to reflect the diversity of the Pakistani nation. It was considered pertinent to locate the new capital where it could be isolated from the business and commercial activity of the Karachi, and yet is easily accessible from the remotest corner of the country.
A commission was accordingly set in motion in 1958, entrusted with the task of selecting a suitable site for the new capital with a particular emphasis on location, climate, logistics and defense requirements, aesthetics, and scenic and natural beauty.
AREA:
The area of Islamabad is 906.50 square kilometres. A further 3626 square kilometres area is known as the Specified Area, with the Margala Hills in the north and northeast.
Islamabad city is divided into five major zones: Zone I, Zone II, Zone III, Zone IV, & Zone V. Zone IV is the largest in area while Zone I is the largest developed residential area. Zone 1 is divided into sectors. Each residential sector is identified by a letter of the alphabet and a number, and covers an area of approximately 2 km × 2 km.
FURTHER-MORE:
CDA Sectors Islamabad are very well organized, and especially the plan & design of it is a living example of brilliance for all the countries across the globe. It has many further facilities that really enhance its beauty quite more and elaborates the cultural beauty of the region, and highlites it as an environmental friendly zone over all. It has many historical destinations, margallah hills hiking trails, picnic spots, rock climbings destination not the least like Treasures for families as shopping and dinings, hotels, hospitals, best educational institutes like school, colleges and univesities e. t. c.
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Compared to other cities of the country, Islamabad is a clean, spacious and quiet city with lots of greeneries. The site of the city has a history going back to the earliest human habitations in Asia. This area has seen the first settlement of Aryans from Central Asia, ancient caravans passing from Central Asia, and the massive armies of Tamerlane and Alexander.
To the north of the city you will find the Margalla Hills. Hot summers, monsoon rains and cold winters with sparse snowfall in the hills almost summarize the climate of this area. Islamabad also has a rich wildlife ranging from wild boars to leopards.
After the formation of Pakistan in 1947, it was felt that a new and permanent Capital City had to be built to reflect the diversity of the Pakistani nation. It was considered pertinent to locate the new capital where it could be isolated from the business and commercial activity of the Karachi, and yet is easily accessible from the remotest corner of the country.
A commission was accordingly set in motion in 1958, entrusted with the task of selecting a suitable site for the new capital with a particular emphasis on location, climate, logistics and defense requirements, aesthetics, and scenic and natural beauty.
AREA:
The area of Islamabad is 906.50 square kilometres. A further 3626 square kilometres area is known as the Specified Area, with the Margala Hills in the north and northeast.
Islamabad city is divided into five major zones: Zone I, Zone II, Zone III, Zone IV, & Zone V. Zone IV is the largest in area while Zone I is the largest developed residential area. Zone 1 is divided into sectors. Each residential sector is identified by a letter of the alphabet and a number, and covers an area of approximately 2 km × 2 km.
FURTHER-MORE:
CDA Sectors Islamabad are very well organized, and especially the plan & design of it is a living example of brilliance for all the countries across the globe. It has many further facilities that really enhance its beauty quite more and elaborates the cultural beauty of the region, and highlites it as an environmental friendly zone over all. It has many historical destinations, margallah hills hiking trails, picnic spots, rock climbings destination not the least like Treasures for families as shopping and dinings, hotels, hospitals, best educational institutes like school, colleges and univesities e. t. c.
Stay blessed
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Amenities
- Main Features
- Double Glazed Windows
- Flooring
- Electricity Backup
- Rooms
- Drawing Room
- Kitchens: 2
- Study Room
- Store Rooms
- Laundry Room
- Business and Communication
- Broadband Internet Access
- Nearby Locations and Other Facilities
- Nearby Schools
- Nearby Hospitals
- Nearby Shopping Malls
- Nearby Restaurants
- Nearby Public Transport Service
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Monthly PaymentPKR2.18 Lakh
Bank Finance AmountPKR1.54 Crore
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