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Villas & Houses for Sale in Al Wakra

123 Villas for Sale in Al Wakra (Zone 90)

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HighestQAR 27,500
AverageQAR 12,000
LowestQAR 8,000

Villa Prices in Al Wakra

There are around 109 villas currently for sale in Al Wakra, which can be divided into two main types. Most of the properties are newer six to eight bedroom villas built on smaller plots of 410 - 600 m². These homes have been built within the past ten years in the planned residential blocks between the old town centre and Al Wukair. A second set of larger houses sit on plots of 1,000 - 1,360 m². These are older properties that are being purchased as much for the land value as for the structure itself. The town has a corniche, souq, hospital and beach, and Hamad International Airport is a 15 minute drive away.

New homes are priced at QAR 3 million - QAR 4.6 million, or QAR 7,100 - QAR 9,300 per square metre, slightly lower than Al Thumama but well above neighbouring Al Wukair. Larger houses range from QAR 4 million - QAR 4.7 million, or QAR 3,200 - QAR 4,800 per square metre, while some renovated properties sell for upwards of QAR 12 million. Smaller six bedroom villas start at around QAR 2.3 million.

Frequently asked questions

What is the average cost of a villa in Al Wakra?

New six to eight bedroom villas on 410 - 600 m² plots cost QAR 3 million - QAR 4.6 million, or QAR 7,100 - QAR 9,300 per square metre. Larger homes on plots of 1,000 m² and above cost QAR 4 million - QAR 4.7 million.

How does Al Wakra compare to Al Wukair?

A seven bedroom villa on a 450 m² plot costs around QAR 3.8 million in Al Wakra, compared to approximately QAR 3.15 million in Al Wukair. Due to its proximity to the coastline, souq and hospital, property in Al Wakra commands a premium.

Can non-Qataris purchase a villa in Al Wakra?

Yes, but only within a residential compound. Al Wakra is not a freehold or usufruct area, so the purchase of independent villas is restricted to Qatari citizens. Under Cabinet Decision No. 28 of 2020, non-Qataris can own a unit located within a residential compound.