Project Spotlight: Morooj North (Plots) by Tilal Properties in Tilal City

Project Spotlight: Morooj North (Plots) by Tilal Properties in Tilal City

Ultra-Luxury Mansion Plots | Premium Lifestyle | Starting from AED 3.25M | Morooj North (Plots) by Tilal Properties

Location: Tilal City, Sharjah
Developer: Tilal Properties
Type: Residential Plot
Status: Ready to Build
Price: Starting from AED 3.25M
Starting Size: From 8000 Sq.Ft.

Overview:
Morooj North represents the absolute pinnacle of luxury within Tilal City, featuring incredibly massive residential plots spanning up to 28,000 Sq.Ft. These plots are designed specifically for high-net-worth individuals aiming to construct sprawling, ultra-luxury estates and customized mansions.

About The Developer:
Tilal Properties is a premier real estate developer in the UAE and a joint venture between Sharjah Asset Management and Eskan Real Estate Development. They are the masterminds behind Tilal City, widely known as ‘New Sharjah’, which represents the first master-planned community in the emirate designed to accommodate over 65,000 residents.

Key Features & Amenities:

  • Massive land areas for private tennis courts, multiple pools, and lush gardens
  • Elite, low-density neighborhood guaranteeing ultimate privacy
  • Surrounded by premium community parks and luxury infrastructure
  • Seamless connectivity across the UAE via Emirates Road
  • Strategic and highly connected location in Tilal City

Benefits of Investing in Morooj North (Plots):

  • Rare opportunity to purchase estate-sized land in Sharjah
  • Flexible 2-Year developer payment plans
  • Non-Arab expats can purchase on a 100-year leasehold basis

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
Q: What is the starting price?
A: Prices start from AED 3.25 Million for massive 8,000+ sq.ft. plots.
Q: When is the handover date?
A: Plots are fully serviced and Ready to Build.

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*Disclaimer: The images displayed are for illustration purposes only and may not exactly represent the final property.