Dabouq 13 Villas

Thirteen villas stand on a 12,577 m² plot in Badr Al Jadida, Amman. The plot is a long trapezoid with a 12 metre street along its short side. An internal road runs up the middle from that street, with five pairs of villas facing each other across it and three more villas closing the far end.

The ground rises along the road. The ground floor of Villa 1, near the street, is at 937.60 metres, and the ground floor of Villa 11, at the far end, is at 949 metres. The first six villas have a basement at garden level. The other seven have no basement.

There are three house types. In Villa 1 the basement has a hall, an outdoor sitting area, a kitchen, a laundry, a store and a staff room. The ground floor has the entrance, reception and dining rooms, a living room, and a kitchen with a service kitchen. Upstairs are a family living room, a master bedroom with a dressing room and three more bedrooms, with a terrace.

Villa 7 is a long bar on two floors. The ground floor has reception and dining rooms, a guest bedroom, a living room, two kitchens and a staff room. The first floor has a living room, a master bedroom with a dressing room and four more bedrooms.

Villa 11 is L-shaped and sits across the end of the road. Its ground floor has reception and dining rooms, a guest bedroom, a living room, two kitchens and a staff room. Its first floor has a living room, a master bedroom with a dressing room, three more bedrooms and a terrace.

Each villa has its own pool and parking. The walls are limestone laid in courses, with tall strips of glass on the stair walls.