Basic Yaqub Aloy
Residential
Jolshiri
Most city apartments force residents to adjust their lifestyle to the building. This home does the opposite. Room sizes are planned to fit standard furniture without blocking movement, ceilings allow proper air circulation, and daily functions—sleeping, cooking, resting—remain clearly separated. The result is a home that feels usable from the first day, not something you “figure out” over time.
| Project Name: | Basic Yaqub Aloy |
| Address: | Plot # 011, Road # 502G, Sector # 17, Jalshiri Abashon |
| Building Facing: | North facing |
| Building Storied: | (G +8) =09 (Nine) |
| Size of Apartment: | Apartment size: A=2750 sft |
| Apartment Details: | Each Floor of the building will be single unit flat and each flat have 4 Bed, Living, F. living, Dining, S. Bed, Kitchen, 4 Bathroom, S.bath and 4 Verandahs . |
| Ground Floor Details: | Elegant reception desk, Guard room, Drivers waiting room, Highlight logo, Power room, Generator room, Wash room, 10 nos car parking, Name plate for parking place allocation, Security grill & Gardening provision etc. |
| Roof Top Details: | Protective 4 feet height 5 inch thick brick parapet wall with RCC tie beam. Roof top, covered with minimum four (4) inches thick CC casting with pavement tiles finishing, Gardening provision & Cloth drying provision |
| Developer: | BASIC BUILDERS LIMITED |
| Handover Date: | April ‘2027 |
Corridors are short, spaces are direct, and nothing feels added just for appearance. Storage placement reduces clutter, kitchens support real cooking, and private areas remain quiet even during busy hours. These details matter because they lower noise, confusion, and unnecessary movement—things that quietly affect comfort every single day. Within a planned residential zone, this project benefits from wider surroundings and controlled development. For buyers evaluating a flat in Jolshiri Abashon, Basic Yaqub Aloy offers something concrete: predictable living quality, easier maintenance, and a layout that stays practical as family needs change—without relying on decorative promises.
