Jamhour Residences
Eighteen three-bedroom homes in two stone buildings on the pine slopes of Jamhour — drawn, measured and built by Gaby Sassine Constructions.
Explore the residences01 — The project
Two buildings, one hillside. Bloc A rises five residential levels above its garden, with three apartments per floor and two penthouses opening onto terraces at the top. Bloc B is quieter: one apartment per floor, each with the whole level to itself.
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0Buildings — Bloc A & Bloc B
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0m² private garden, Bloc B
02 — Find your home
Choose a building,
then a floor.
Bloc A
Second floor
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03 — Availability
Every residence,
at a glance.
UnitFloorAreaOutdoorStatus
Areas are gross built-up areas from the architect's permit drawings (each apartment's share of walls and structure included). Room areas are net, measured from the same drawings. All figures are indicative and may vary slightly on site.
04 — Location
Jamhour,
above the city.
Haret Sit sits on the green slopes of Jamhour, in the Baabda district of Mount Lebanon — a residential hillside of pine trees and family homes, a short drive from Beirut, Hazmieh and the Damascus highway.
The plot falls away to the south and west, so the buildings step down with the land: Bloc A's lower apartments open onto garden terraces, and Bloc B's lowest level has a private garden of about 300 m².
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Furnished interiors, finishes and walkthrough films of each apartment are in production and will be added here. Ask us for a private presentation in the meantime.