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    SR500 million real estate project in Bosnia

    March 17, 2021
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    Dar Al Arkan, the leading real estate development company in Saudi Arabia, has released for sale its new SR500 million luxury vacation and residential complex – Sidra in Bosnia. The project offers the opportunity to own a second home in an oasis of peace and tranquility in the heart of Europe and is quickly becoming a top investment and vacation destination. Work on site will begin this summer with the infrastructure and the clubhouse. Completion is planned within 36 months. Potential buyers are invited to select their preferred location and choose their villa model from a number of options.

    SR500 million real estate project in Bosnia

    The 500,000-square-meter project, called Sidra , which means living in the middle of the woods, will be surrounded by 20,000 native trees and is the largest single real estate project in Bosnia. It will offer a gated community of highly specialized villas designed for modern living have been designed in an area that is classified as one of the healthiest and cleanest in the Balkans. The development will include contemporary villas inspired by local architecture with stylish interiors that blend in with the spectacular views. On-site facilities will include a clubhouse, cafe, supermarket, gym, spa, children’s playground and a 5-star boutique hotel.

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