Villas & Houses for Sale in Old Airport

Old Airport Villa Prices and Plot Sizes

Residential villa listings in Old Airport are mainly in the QAR 2.5 million - QAR 4 million price bracket, and to a lesser extent in the QAR 5.6 million - QAR 5.95 million price range. The most common are four to eight bedroom villas on 512 m² plots in the QAR 2.5 million - QAR 2.6 million price range. There are also six bedroom villas on smaller to bigger (400 - 502 m²) plots, in the QAR 3.55 million - QAR 3.7 million price range, and seven and eight bedroom villas on 407 - 550 m² plots in the QAR 3.7 million - QAR 4 million price range, with those on 438 m² plots in the QAR 3.75 million - QAR 4 million price range. Larger, more expensive houses are on 730 m² plots and are listed in the QAR 5.59 million - QAR 5.95 million price range, and a seven bedroom villa on a 609 m² plot is listed for QAR 5.1 million. The most affordable listing is for a three bedroom house on a 143 m² plot for QAR 1.45 million, while the most expensive listing is for an eight bedroom villa on a 720 m² plot for QAR 7 million. There is also a listing for a commercial villa on an 860 m² plot for QAR 18 million.

Old Airport is Zone 45, an established district in the southern part of Doha between Al Wakra and Doha's centre. The district is well serviced and has villas on the market at much more affordable prices than in Doha's centre. The Old Airport district has its own Al Matar Al Qadeem station on the Red Line of the Doha Metro, from where trains travel north towards Umm Ghuwailina and Al Doha Al Jadeda, and south towards Al Wakra, and the district has an Airport Health Center, which is run by the Primary Health Care Corporation. Similar prices can be found for villas in the nearby Al Hilal district, including villas on 480 - 512 m² plots in the QAR 2.4 million - QAR 2.5 million price range. There are also land plots for sale in Old Airport, ranging from 500 - 640 m², listed for between QAR 2.1 million and QAR 3.65 million. Old Airport is not included within the areas designated in Cabinet Decisions No. 21 of 2026 and No. 28 of 2020, which allow foreigners to own real estate as freehold or usufruct. Consequently, ownership of villas there is limited to Qatari and GCC nationals, as well as to companies that are entitled to own real estate.