Studio appartment For sale in Port El kantaoui for just £36.800

Studio apartment for sale: Residence Nadine, Chott Meriem Marina, Port El Kantaoui, Tunisia
Studio Apartment – Luxury Beachfront Development - Spectacular Sea Views – 39.84 Sq.Mtrs – Just 25 mins To Enfidha Airport – Awesome modern design – EUROS44,000 - SET Currency TND - All Amenities Within Close Proximity – Next To Golf Course’s, Aqua Park, Zoo and Theme Parks - Reputed Developer - Handover Sept 2011 -


More information about Nadine Residence " Port El kantaoui

Nadine Residence Port El Kantaoui
The "Residence Nadine" is built on the maritime fringe of Chott Meriem immediately bordering the beach. The residence is open to the sea combining the qualities of a residential complex and resort town marked by lush gardens and play areas that give the appearance of a green landscape where palms come to meet the wave.
The character of the residence is marked by its high quality, reliability and high quality materials used. Similarly, the architecture of the residence deploys a contemporary style emphasizing the visual potential of the site including the panoramic skyline dominated by the sea and landscaped gardens with streams.

Location
Nadine residence is located near the Chott Meriem Marina El Kantaoui in the Sousse region.


The surrounding airports are:

Enfidha International Airport 25Mins Away

Monastir International Airport 1Hour Away

Tunis International Airport 1.5 Hours Away
Why Invest in Nadine Residence Port El Kantaoui?



Frontline Beachfront Development

Studio, 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments

Contemporary Minimalist Architecture

Excellent Location in Chott Meriem

Just 25mins from Enfida Airport

Located Next To Golf Course, Aqua Parks, Theme Parks and Zoo

Prices from Just EUROS44,000

Luxury Health Spa

Handover Set For Sept 2011

Note: set currency TND Prices Starting From TND86000 To TND135,000 TND200 Per Sq.Ft
Key Features

Landscaped areas and common services:


Direct beach access from the residence

Pathways in stone paired leading to the beach

Landscaped gardens identifying residential units

Large garden bordering the dune beach

Pools arranged according to categories of swimmers

Recreation areas and walkways lined with gardens and shaded areas

Elevators for blocks of Section Dunes

Parking in basement with access ramps and doors remote controlled electronically

Residence monitored by remote cameras centralized system.

Intercom

Fenced and guarded residence

Telephone system

Digital satellite dish collective

Hot and cold air conditioning split system installed in the lounges and bedrooms

Individual water heaters
Technical Specifications:


Coating of living rooms with marble

Thresholds, window sills and whistles marble

Steps and stairs cons of marble stairs

Marble plinth

Coated plates grateful for wet areas

Tiled wall covering located in kitchens

Wall covering tile marble tiles for the bathrooms and shower rooms

Polishing marble coverings

Staff Plaster part

Arranged closets in all rooms.

Watercolour high coverage capacity

Partial gloss paint in wet areas

Exterior joinery for windows, doors and windows of dryers PVC and / or Aluminum

PVC shutters

Motorization of roller shutters for openings of the windows

Interior doors and cupboards and red wood frame infill panels of MDF covered with plastic coating and painting in oil

Ironmongery to upscale respecting the sleek and contemporary

Exterior doors to the flats of red wood 45 mm thick or fine wood

Furnished kitchens including worktop granite slab

Health Premium

Faucets upscale
Standard Payment Terms (Off Plan): Delivery Sept 2011


50% First Instalment Contract Payment

50% Final Instalment On Completion With KEY
The development is now almost ready for handover.

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2 Bedroom 5* appartment for just £26.066 in sousse

Key features:
Capital Growth
Fully Managed
Tennis Court
Garden
Terrace
Parking
Freehold
Resort
Marina
Equestrian
Full description:
La Galite Kantaoui 5* Resort is an outstanding residential resort for tourists spanning nearly 1 hectare in the touristic area of Port el Kantaoui near Sousse.

This innovative project will be located within 80 meters of beautiful white sand beaches and within only 2km of a beautiful golf course, horse-riding clubs, water sports and many others activities. The famous Marina El Kantaoui is only a short distance and the Enfidha International Airport is conveniently only 15 minutes away.

Offering high rental yields expected at 8-10% p.a., capital growth of 20-30% and the guarantee your money invested is 100% protected by insurance bonds.

El Kantaoui 5* Resort offers a selection of contemporary freehold studio, 1 and 2 bedroom apartments and penthouses with either garden, terrace or solariums, along with car parking. The apartments will be designed with Eastern architecture and decoration. High Standard fixtures and fittings and modern fully equipped fitted kitchens and bathrooms come as standard.

Resort Facilities:

* Swimming Pools
* Tennis Court
* Gym
* Squash Courts
* Basketball Courts
* Football Pitch
* Shopping Centre
* Supermarket
* Bank
* Pharmacy
* Orient Themed Spa
* Restaurant
* Lounge bar
* Recreational areas for both adults and children

Reasons to Invest:

* Prices from only €29,500
* Beachfront resort offering sea views from all properties
* High rental yields of 8-10% p.a. expected
* Capital growth of 20-30% expected
* Your money invested is 100% protected by insurance bonds
* “Apart-hotel“ option plan. Properties purchased within this complex will be offered through a fully managed lease-back system and owners will benefit from guaranteed profit share of all rental income and up to 6-8 weeks per year for personal holiday use.
* 15 minutes from the new Enfidha International Airport, with completion expected mid 2010
* 40 km from Monastir International Airport
* Within 2km of golf course
* Located within 80 meters of beautiful white sand beaches
* All apartments with terrace or garden
* High Standard fixtures and fittings
* Modern fully equipped Fitted Kitchens
* Excellent on-site facilities including Orient Themed Spa


Majdi Louhichi
Majdi.louhichi@bl.uk
Dede-gill@hotmail.com

Tunisia After the Uprising " Is it safe to go?"

Tunisians hope for tourism revival after revolution

HAMMAMET, Tunisia: Inside the walls of the medina market, a top draw in Tunisia’s Hammamet seaside resort, Hafedh Alouini arranges his shop in hopes of a customer.

“I haven’t made a sale in nearly three weeks,” he says, as a handful of other souk sellers lean against the stone walls of the medina, smoking cigarettes and soaking up sun. “There are no tourists. We’re just waiting.”

Tunisia’s tourism industry, the North African country’s top foreign currency earner, has ground to a halt since a popular uprising last month forced President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali to flee and inspired further revolts through the Arab world.

Thousands of tourists were evacuated as protests reached a head, gutting the tourism sector by 40 percent in January and leading the government to launch an advertising campaign to draw people back, dubbed, “I love Tunisia, the place to be … now!”

The drop-off is no small problem for Tunisia. Tourism employs roughly 400,000 of the country’s 10 million people, and brought in nearly $2.5 billion in receipts last year – more than 6 percent of its gross national product.

Now, as Tunisia struggles to find its footing – with sporadic demonstrations choking the capital and the interim government wrestling with a surge in crime – the question Tunisians are asking is, “Will they return?”

The government is hopeful, and says charter flights from Europe started to resume over the weekend to the scenic town of Bizerte, just across the Mediterranean from Sicily and Sardinia.

Earlier this month, Tourism Minister Mehdi Houass said the popular overthrow of Ben Ali was “a good promotion” that could turn out being good for the sector. “The revolution has made our country known to the whole world,” he said. “We want to tell all our friends that they can come to Tunisia in a atmosphere of peace [and] freedom.”

But ongoing demonstrations and worries about rising religious tension could be a setback, as could violence unfolding elsewhere in the Arab world, including in neighboring Libya where hundreds have been killed.

“Security is everything,” said Kate Davis, director of the Saphir Palace hotel in Hammamet.

“For people who are not here to see that it is calm and beautiful, the news about what is going on in the region may be discouraging,” she said. “But I’m very optimistic that tourism will return in the coming months.”

In an analysts’ call on North Africa in late January, Fitch Ratings cut its 2011 growth forecast for Tunisia to 2 percent from 5 percent, saying tourism would be the sector hardest hit by the political unrest.

But it added that the economy could rebound next year if elections to replace Ben Ali pass smoothly.

For Alouini that sounds good. “For now, we’re putting food on the table in whatever way we can,” he said. “We have won our freedom – there is no price you can put on that.”



Read more: http://www.dailystar.com.lb/Business/Middle-East/Feb/22/Tunisians-hope-for-tourism-revival-after-revolution.ashx#ixzz1TUKFQMjA
(The Daily Star :: Lebanon News :: http://www.dailystar.com.lb)