Villa - Tirana City / Qyteti - Albania
Rent 1.900 €/Month
Tirana City / Qyteti
Reference number: 10570
Property Description
“Olive Grove” Residence is located in a very good location, in front of the Petrela Castle, offers natyral light and sun all day considering the south orientation, only 1.8 KM from TEG and 8 KM from center of Tirana. The residence offers panoramic views, green hills, fresh air, privacy and tranquility that the area offers. The area is easily accessible by the Tirana-Elbasan highway and by some roads which are completely paved and lighted.
“Olive Grove” Residence offers modern infrastructure, 24-hour security and maintenance, CCTV security camera system, 3,000 m2 recreational area including green area, children's playground, multifunctional sport area, bar/cafe, commercial services that will to suit the request of residents, fitness, a minibus for moving to Tirana, community living etc.
The villa offers high-quality construction such as ventilated facade with hood, double glazed aluminum thermal windows, large glass windows that offer natural light and panoramic views, solid wood exterior door, green garden with an olive tree and grass carpet , quality interior finishes, heating-cooling system, quality furniture, with incaso closets and bathroom furniture, etc.
Villa 3-storey for rent with construction area 202 m2 + 30 m2 veranda + 18 m2 parking + 130 m2 yard. The villa offers a spacious living room + kitchen area, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, balcony and veranda.
The price is gross.
Area Information - Tirana City / Qyteti
Tirana: A Dynamic Real Estate Market in Albania's Capital
Tirana, the vibrant capital of Albania, has emerged as a compelling real estate destination with significant growth potential. Located in the central part of the country, the city has experienced remarkable urban transformation since the fall of communism, creating a diverse and dynamic property market.
The real estate landscape in Tirana offers a mix of modern apartments, renovated historical buildings, and new residential complexes. Neighborhoods like Blloku, once restricted to political elites, now feature prime property developments attracting both local and international investors. Property prices have been steadily increasing, with average apartment costs ranging from €1,000 to €1,500 per square meter in central areas.
Infrastructure improvements, a growing economy, and increasing foreign investment have made Tirana an attractive market. Young professionals and international businesses are drawn to the city's modern amenities, strategic location, and ongoing urban development projects, further boosting its real estate appeal.