The Palm Residential Apartments is a nine storey building, comprising of six levels, one basement, one lower ground floor, and ground floor. It is an upcoming featured project situated on the signal free Expressway in the outskirts of Islamabad. The floor plan includes one bed, two bed, three bed and four-bed apartment with limited servant quarters and spacious car parking in the basement. Apartments are available on monthly/ quarterly installments with bookings starting at 10%.
Featuring an immaculately crafted apartment, this building is designed to ensure a comfortable living experience for the residents. Enjoy the nature’s endless wonders; dinners on rooftop restaurants with picturesque views of hills and sunlight while you swim in the lavish huge pool for the residents of the building.
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