Palm Hills Sokhna · Ain Sokhna, Kilo 93, Cairo–Suez Road, Egypt · Palm Hills Developments
Palm Hills Sokhna
A stepped Red Sea village at Kilo 93 with a 1.9 km beachfront
What is Palm Hills Sokhna?
Palm Hills Sokhna is a Red Sea village at Kilo 93 on the Cairo–Sokhna Road, with homes stepping down the natural terrain toward the sea and lagoon. Its beachfront extends for 1.9 km, giving the plan a long coastal edge instead of concentrating use on one short, crowded strip.
The mix includes chalets, townhouses, twin houses and standalone villas. Available area guidance shows chalets around 90–176 sqm, town or twin houses from 117 sqm upward, and villas associated with plots of approximately 266–520 sqm; the built-up area still needs confirmation for each house.
There is no current project price list or standard payment programme that can be treated as live, so pricing remains on request until an identified unit is available. A practical decision starts with row, elevation, outlook and finish, followed by a financial offer tied to the property code.
Where is Palm Hills Sokhna located?
The village is at Kilo 93 on the Cairo–Ain Sokhna Road and can be approached through the Galala Road route and Sokhna exit depending on the starting point. Its relative proximity to Cairo supports weekend use, although travel time varies substantially by day and the departure area within the capital. A viewing should pin the gate and the internal uphill or downhill route because vertical movement is part of reaching the selected row and home.
- Kilo 93 on the Cairo–Ain Sokhna Road
- Approach via the Galala Road route and Sokhna exit
- A Red Sea frontage
- Practical for Cairo weekend breaks
- Confirm the gate and row elevation before viewing
What unit types and prices does Palm Hills Sokhna offer?
Unit types: Chalets, Townhouses, Twin houses, Standalone villas
Chalet areas begin around 90 sqm and reach 176 sqm, while townhouse and twin-house choices appear from 117 sqm upward. Villas are associated with plots of roughly 266–520 sqm, and plot area must not be mistaken for built-up area. Floor, garden or roof and the row’s elevation may matter more than a small area difference. Before pricing, the unit record should confirm bedrooms, built-up size, external land, finish, delivery status, sea or lagoon angle and the practical route to the beach.
What payment plans does Palm Hills Sokhna offer?
No current standard project payment programme is shown. When a property is identified, its cash or down payment, any remaining schedule, maintenance and assignment charges, and delivery are set out together.
Price is on request until an identified home with current details is available, and the average in this area is about EGP 90,882 per square metre.
The offer should connect type, area, row elevation, outlook, finish and delivery rather than quote a general figure - on a terraced site the row level is what separates two otherwise identical homes.
What amenities are inside Palm Hills Sokhna?
The long beachfront spreads use across several points rather than one central strip, and the marina supports boating and water activity. A beach restaurant provides a close dining option during a day by the sea, the commercial area covers essential stay needs, and the boutique hotel adds guest accommodation. The lagoon brings recreation and an outlook to inland levels, while internal roads and service transport connect different elevations. Operating days should be confirmed for the visit because Red Sea village facilities can vary by season and weekday.
What is the Palm Hills Sokhna master plan?
The master plan uses the site’s slope as an asset: chalet and house rows retreat across successive levels to open views toward the sea or lagoon rather than forming one flat mass. The coastal edge runs for 1.9 km and buildings account for about 17% of the plan, leaving the remainder for movement, water, open space and facilities. Internal routes connect the terraces to the beach, marina and commercial area, although walking time and the need for a shuttle differ by elevation. A viewing should establish the home’s real level, any future view obstruction and its route to the water; “sea view” alone does not describe the angle or ease of access.
Why invest in Palm Hills Sokhna?
Palm Hills Sokhna suits buyers wanting a coastal home reachable from Cairo for shorter breaks, with meaningful row differences created by the terrain. A 1.9 km shoreline reduces dependence on one beach point, and a carefully selected elevated inland row may still secure an open view. However, the absence of a current standard price and plan means comparison cannot begin with a generic advertisement; it starts with an identified home, its budget, finish and route to the water. Rental return or liquidity should not be assumed, and facility operation in and out of season remains part of the use assessment.
The Red Sea among the developer's operating regions
Palm Hills Developments works outward from both halves of Cairo to the North Coast and then to the Red Sea, and the Ain Sokhna project at Kilo 93 is its presence on that shoreline. The difference between planning a Red Sea resort and a Mediterranean one is that the first is used for weekends throughout the year, so 80% of the 150 feddan was given to open areas and facilities, and the residential rows were stepped towards the sea so they do not block one another's outlook. A 1.9-kilometre beach was added along with a lagoon, a fishing marina, water sports, a mall, a hypermarket, restaurants and walking and cycling paths. The mix runs across chalets, villas, twin houses, townhouses and hotel apartments. Its proximity to Cairo makes weekend use realistic, with roughly 75 minutes between the two along the Ain Sokhna Road.
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