Green Yard Compound 6th of October City

Green Yard location: 6th of October City, published as close to the Gamal Abdel Nasser axis, beside Mall of Arabia and Gohayna Square. If you are asking where Green Yard is, it is a ready compound of flats by Al Nasr Housing and Development, near October's well-known squares and malls, which matters for the daily drive and for reaching services.

Roads around it

As published for the project, Green Yard is close to the 26th of July axis, the Dahshur link and the Wahat road, as well as Gohayna Square and Hosary Square. The 26th of July axis is your main route to Sheikh Zayed and Cairo. Try the drive from the compound gate to wherever you go each day, at the morning and afternoon peaks.

Malls and clubs nearby

The compound is also published as near Mall of Arabia, Mall of Egypt and Hyper One, as well as Dejla Club, Al Seid Club and Dream Park. So big shopping and sports clubs are a short trip away, which matters if your children belong to a club or you do a weekly shop. Ask about the real driving distance to each from the compound gate, since "near" in October can mean five minutes or a quarter of an hour depending on the road.

Neighbours on the map

Distances from the compound's point on the map: Diar II about 700 metres, Mountain View iCity 1.6 km, Westdays 2.2, Jazebeya 2.4, One33 2.5 and C9 2.9 km. The project also publishes Al Reham compound as about 3 minutes away and Teba Gardens 5.

Notice that most of these neighbours are still being built: Diar II's earliest handover is December 2026, Mountain View iCity has phases running to 2030, and Westdays and One33 are due in 2030. So Green Yard is lived in and ready while the area around it will see construction for a few years. Ask about the projects directly next to the compound, since building can affect calm and roads, when work happens there, and whether trucks pass by the compound.

Green Yard and the Northern Expansion

Mountain View iCity and One33, among the nearest neighbours, are part of October's Northern Expansion, while Green Yard is in 6th of October itself. If you are comparing a ready flat here with a new one in the Expansion, the distance between them is small, a kilometre and a half to two and a half, but here you live in a compound already lived in, while there you wait for handover and neighbours.

Inside the compound

Green Yard is published as having security and cameras, garages, sports courts, a children's area, restaurants and cafés, gardens with walking and cycling paths, and a gym. Since the compound was handed over years ago, what matters most is the state of these services today, not what was written at the time of sale. Walk the compound and ask residents: is the gym open? Are the gardens kept up? Is security there all day? How much is the yearly maintenance and who collects it? In compounds handed over years ago, how maintenance is run makes a great difference to the place.

Before visiting

Ask the seller for the building number and floor, and find where it sits in the compound relative to the gate and garage. Visit at the hour you would leave each day to see traffic on the 26th of July axis or the Wahat road. Look at the flat's orientation and view, and at the state of the stairs, lift and entrance, which tell you a lot about the building's upkeep. Ask where your car would park, and whether the flat has a dedicated garage space or street parking.

Want to know where a particular building in Green Yard sits and its nearest road? Message Masharf on WhatsApp and the team will come back with its place on the master plan.