This ground-floor studio apartment is located in Building 4 at Hurghada Heights Resort, directly on El Mamsha in the heart of Hurghada.
The property offers 32 sqm of well-planned living space with a pool view, making it a practical option for buyers looking for an affordable new-build property on Egypt’s Red Sea coast. Priced at €39,680, it provides an attractive entry point into the Hurghada property market.
Flexible payment plans are available, starting from a 20% down payment, giving buyers the option to spread the remaining balance over an extended period.
Hurghada Heights Resort is designed as a modern residential and lifestyle development with a range of on-site facilities. Residents will have access to five swimming pools, including a heated pool and two rooftop infinity pools with panoramic views.
The project also includes landscaped areas and a commercial zone with restaurants, cafés, shops, a mini market and pharmacy, creating a convenient environment for both permanent residents and holiday-home owners.
Security is provided through 24/7 guarding, CCTV surveillance and controlled electronic access.
Location is one of the strongest advantages of this studio. Hurghada Heights sits directly on El Mamsha, one of the city’s most popular tourist and lifestyle areas, with easy access to beaches, hotels, restaurants, shopping and entertainment. Hurghada International Airport is approximately 5–6 minutes away, making the property particularly convenient for international buyers and frequent visitors
This studio could suit buyers looking for a holiday home in Hurghada, a compact Red Sea residence or an entry-level property with rental investment potential
Key advantages include its ground-floor position, pool view, competitive price under 41016€, flexible payment options and central Hurghada location
For current availability, payment plan details and full project information, contact Forsa Real Estate. Our team supports international buyers throughout property selection, purchase and after-sales services across Hurghada and the Red Sea