Real estate developer, First Bahrain, has launched El Mercado Village residential villas for sales, a new complex adjacent to the upscale neighbourhood market, El Mercado Janabiya, in the kingdom.

Conveniently located north of the Sheikh Isa Bin Salman Highway, the complex offers residents direct access to Saudi Arabia causeway, as well as easy commute to and from Manama.  

Covering 150,000 sq ft of space, El Mercado Village includes 42 premium villas and townhouses, and feature spacious living areas, premium master suites, as well as rooftop gardens and provisions for smart home technology.

International real estate consultancy Cluttons has been appointed exclusive partner to market and sell the premium project, which is due to be completed and delivered by May 2018.

Harry Goodson-Wickes, the head of Bahrain at Cluttons said: "We are delighted to be partnering with First Bahrain as it is our introductory project since receiving a sales licence in Bahrain, and will enable us to expand business in the region while servicing our customers with excellence."

"Currently 95 per cent complete, we expect the project’s strategic placement and best-in-class interiors to generate strong interest ahead of the fast-approaching completion date," he stated.

Recognised for excellence at the International Property Award 2017, the development draws heavy inspiration from Mediterranean/Spanish design and allows residents easy access to the newest Alosra supermarket, and a range of restaurants, cafes, salons, supporting a healthy and high-quality lifestyle.

Speaking at the launch, Amin Al Arrayed, CEO of First Bahrain, said: "We are delighted to introduce our customers to a number of unique concepts as we seek to add value to the immediate neighbourhood and the surrounding area."

"We are confident that our partnership with Cluttons will result in significant interest from potential homebuyers and investors, who will benefit from competitive prices at El Mercado Village, given that villas prices start from BD177,000 ($468,081)," he added. -TradeArabia News Service