RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA – ROSHN Group, one of the Public Investment Fund (PIF) subsidiaries, announced on Sunday the opening of sales for the latest phase of SEDRA, the group’s flagship integrated community development here.
According to a ROSHN Group press release, SEDRA phase 3 will add 3,438 more houses to ROSHN’s first integrated development; 1,904 units are for sale in this initial sales tranche.
Group CEO of ROSHN David Grover said in the release, “This significant milestone reaffirms our unwavering dedication to elevating living standards across the Kingdom, aligning seamlessly with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030.”
He said, “Recognizing the soaring demand for SEDRA, we are thrilled to expand our offerings, inviting more citizens to enrich their lives within the vibrant ROSHN community.”
SEDRA 3 offers prospective residents eight options of floor plans and eleven facades, in single- or multi-family configurations, and ranging from three- and four-bedroom townhouses and duplexes to spacious four- and five-bedroom villas.
With sustainability as a key principle, “which permeates every aspect of its developments” ROSHN has “state-of-the-art insulation, solar-powered water heaters, and efficient air-conditioning systems”, and “with 12 percent of SEDRA’s total area dedicated to open and green spaces, residents can enjoy the natural features”.
SEDRA is located north of Riyadh, and is accessible directly via Kaden Road, with Metro Stations F2 and A7 nearby and important landmarks like the SAR railway station, Princess Nourah University, Imam Mohammed ibn Saud University, and King Khalid International Airport in close proximity.
Its location offers direct access to ROSHN Front’s shopping, leisure and business areas.
SEDRA is being developed in eight phases and will add more than 30,000 residential units to Riyadh’s housing stock, constructed over 20 million square meters of neighborhoods.
“As with all ROSHN developments, both nature and local heritage are incorporated in the master planning stage: SEDRA’s facades and streetscapes reflect local architectural heritage, which blends tradition and modernity, and the community is built around natural features,” according to the release.