A residential compound in Al Murabba, operated by Azure. One of the communities Manara shortlists for arriving families and executives.
4.8 on Google across 36 reviews.
2 unit types on file.
| Unit | Beds | Size | Furnishing | Rent a year | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unit | 2 bed | — | Furnished | SAR 140,000 | water, electricity, internet |
| Unit | 3 bed | — | Furnished | SAR 160,000 | water, electricity, internet |
Annual rents exclusive of VAT, as recorded 30-Aug-26. The market moves and availability moves faster; we confirm the current number before any viewing.
Azure Central is consistently praised for its cleanliness, facilities, and prime location in Al Murabba, with particular mention of helpful management staff. Residents note the compound offers comfortable, well-maintained living spaces suitable for those new to Riyadh. One reviewer raised concerns about pricing relative to value, though this appears to be a minority perspective among the overwhelmingly positive feedback.
Summarised from 36 Google reviews (4.8 overall), 18-Aug-26. Individual experiences vary; we walk every community ourselves.
Driving times measured by Manara, outside peak hours. The school run and the commute decide daily life here; these are the numbers to plan with.
Gym, Sky pool, Rooftop garden, Rooftop lounge.
Indicative annual rents as of 30-Aug-26: 2-bedroom around SAR 145,000, 3-bedroom around SAR 167,500. Availability and pricing move; Manara confirms current numbers before any viewing.
Beech Hall School Riyadh is about 16 minutes by car, with several others in range. We plan the school run and the housing choice as one decision.
Through an introduction. Tell the concierge what you need and we arrange the viewing, position you on any waitlist, and negotiate the lease when it fits.
The closest comparable communities we track. A shortlist usually comes down to two or three of these.
Availability, the waitlist picture, and whether it actually fits your commute and schools. Answers now, viewing arranged if it fits.
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