Nestled in the serene enclave of Sitapaila Heights, this house offers a stunning view of the Kathmandu Valley. It gets plenty of sunlight from morning to evening because it faces south. It's just a 10-minute drive from Swayambhu Chowk on the Ring Road. The house has a spacious outdoor area with a garden and a charming water fountain. You even have space to grow your own vegetables. Inside, the house has wooden floors and a classic design. Upstairs, there are two bedrooms with balconies that overlook the city. The kitchen is separate from the main house. This property covers 1 ropani área, approx. 4500 sq feet area. Available for short and long term rental. · Semi furnished house· Living/dining room with Midea AC and modern furniture· Gas cooker with oven· Parking available ·Suitable for single person or couple·Not suitable for family or old age people Famous landmark : Chokdol Buddha stupa (5 mins walk)Thangkar Dechen Choling Monastic Institute (2 mins walk)Tergar Osel Ling Monastery (12 mins walk)Monkey Temple Restro and Bar (10 mins walk)This property is perfect for nature enthusiasts who enjoy hiking and have access to plenty of cycling and hiking trails in the area.
Property Details
Area Details
Land Area 54760.00 sq. feet (1 Ropani) House Area N/A Flat Area N/A Parking Area N/A Facing Towards East
Room and Floor Details
Ready To Move No Floor 2 Bedroom 2 Bathroom 2 Livingroom 1 Kitchenroom 1 Diningroom N/A Garage 1
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