Category: Residential
Region: Wadi Abu Jmil

At the city center western periphery, Wadi Abu Jmil a very exclusive residential area, commands superb geographic and natural qualities.

It is within a walking distance from the new waterfront area, the hotel district and the renovated Souks of Beirut Central District.

A gentle topography- cascading towards the seashore and a cluster of stone buildings with terracotta-tilled pitched roofs define it as a "Levantine hill town".

Together, with nearby Zokak El Blat it has preserved buildings from the turn-of-the-century centrally planned traditional Lebanese houses and the 1930's and the 1950's.

In this area, heritage mansions are restored to house private art and antiques collections, converted into boutique hotels, or grouped as town houses to form an exclusive residential enclave on top of a hill, integrated in numerous pocket parks creating and intercate web of gardens, pedestrian alleys and small piazzas.

Close to the Grand Serail, the Mouawad Museum and the Serail Hill, The Pavilions, a luxurious and traditional residential building in a 1950's design, in a preserved neighborhood privileged with a brand new infrastructure. Its planning is entirely dedicated to its residents.

All equipped with pleasant spacious privative gardens and terraces, they offer the originality of beautiful volumes lit well by beautiful by openings, The Pavilions benefit from a specific entry, with calm streets on the charming rue de France.


The Pavilions comprises:

• 2 Pavilions Triplexes on the ground, 1st and 2nd floors from 730 to 904m².
  
• 2 Pavilions Duplexes on the ground and 1st floors around 530m².
• 1 Simplex on the 2nd floor of 500m².
• 4 Terrace apartments from the 3^rd and 4^th floors from 300m² to 550m².
• 12 typical apartments from the 5^th to the 7^th floor from 250 to 500m².
• A Penthouse on the 8^th floor.
• Each, with the required underground parking spaces and cellars.