In Zamalek’s most carefully preserved district, this property stands as a residence of rare distinction. Positioned on a prominent corner of the island’s most prestigious street, within close proximity to the Gezira Sporting Club, it is framed by mature gardens and defined by façades of classical presence. The property extends to more than 2,700 sqm across four levels, set within grounds exceeding 2,000 sqm.

The architecture conveys permanence and stature, with marble staircases and generous proportions lending a sense of ceremony to arrival. Its composition is both versatile and private: a grand villa occupying the ground and first floors, accessed through an imposing garden entrance, complemented by four independent apartments above, each with its own entrance from Hassan Sabri Street. Eight garages and a dedicated porter’s lodge complete the arrangement.

The villa, measuring 1,250 sqm, combines rarity of scale with refined detail. The ground floor includes a 40-seat cinema, principal kitchen, library, and staff facilities. Above, the first floor reveals a central hall soaring more than five meters, formal dining with adjoining pantry, an enclosed balcony, twin salons, and five bedrooms, one enhanced by a private boudoir.

On the second and third floors, four apartments of 330 sqm each provide generous living, one distinguished by a broad terrace. The roof, with a footprint of 560 sqm, incorporates helpers’ accommodation and the lift motor room, underscoring the property’s original design for multi-generational and service-supported living.


The landscaped gardens extend gracefully on both frontages, creating a sense of openness seldom found in central Cairo. Beyond its architectural heritage, the residence holds rare potential: to be preserved as a grand private home or adapted to new possibilities in one of the city’s most distinguished addresses.