Murano Compound Ain Sokhna

Murano Compound Ain Sokhna is a beach village by Wadi Degla Developments at the far end of the Sokhna Road, where the Zafarana Road begins, with natural hot springs on site. In October 2026 the developer sells its Ojo phase: fully finished chalets from EGP 6,082,180 for an 80 m² one-bedroom, and townhouses and villas up to EGP 48,430,470, all over 8 years, handing over in August and September 2030.

What is Murano compound?

Murano compound is Wadi Degla's Red Sea village on the Ain Sokhna coast, with a sandy beach of about 750 m, a small marina of about 100 m, a four-star hotel and natural hot springs.

• Restaurants, cafés and a commercial area.
• A spa with sauna and massage.
• Beach football and volleyball courts.

The springs and the hotel give a reason to come in winter as well as summer, which matters if you plan to let the chalet; ask on WhatsApp how letting works inside the village and what it costs.

Murano Ain Sokhna chalets for sale

Developer chalets at Murano Ain Sokhna in October 2026 start at EGP 6,082,180 for an 80 m² one-bedroom, EGP 7,427,470 for a two-bedroom and EGP 8,628,750 for a three-bedroom, fully finished, over 8 years.

The bigger the chalet, the lower the price per metre: a three-bedroom costs about EGP 9,650 less per m² than the one-bedroom, and moving from a 105 m² two-bedroom to a 130 m² three-bedroom costs only EGP 1,201,280 more for 25 m² and an extra room. Prices are from developers' October 2026 prices collected by Masharf (Keller Williams Masharf).

Murano payment plan

The published Murano plan in October 2026 is instalments over 8 years; the down payment is not published.

The highest possible instalment, with the whole price spread over 96 months, is about EGP 63,360 for the one-bedroom, 77,370 for the two-bedroom and 89,880 for the three-bedroom; any down payment brings those figures down. On a three-bedroom, the gap between 5% and 10% down is about EGP 431,440, so ask on WhatsApp 01270970000 what the down payment is before you work out a budget.

Murano townhouses and villas

Murano's houses in October 2026 are a 180 m² four-bedroom townhouse at EGP 20,314,230, a 260 m² four-bedroom villa at 36,287,100 and a 310 m² five-bedroom villa at 48,430,470, all handing over in September 2030.

With houses the price per metre rises with size, the reverse of the chalets: about EGP 112,860 for the townhouse, 139,570 for the four-bedroom villa and 156,230 for the five-bedroom. From the 170 m² three-bedroom chalet (up to EGP 11,852,030) to the 180 m² townhouse is about EGP 8,460,000 for 10 m² more, which is the price of a house on the ground with its own garden and entrance. From the townhouse to the four-bedroom villa is 80 m² more for about EGP 15,970,000.

Murano vs nearby Sokhna villages

Murano's two-bedroom chalet is cheaper and larger than the two-bedrooms at The Groove, Baymount and Il Monte Galala in October 2026, but it hands over last, in September 2030.

The Groove, about 13.6 km away, sells a ready 100 m² two-bedroom at EGP 8,560,000 with EGP 856,000 down over 9 years, about EGP 71,330 a month. That is the choice if you want the beach next summer: about EGP 1,132,530 more than Murano's two-bedroom buys four years.

Baymount, about 14.2 km away, has a 95 m² two-bedroom at EGP 8,332,000 with 5% down over 9 years, about 73,290 a month, handing over in October 2027. Il Monte Galala, about 11.3 km away, sells 90 m² two-bedrooms at EGP 9,910,000 over 10 years, handing over in July 2029.

For three bedrooms, Murano's 130 m² at EGP 8,628,750 compares with 145 m² at The Groove for 10,440,000 (10% over 8 years, January 2028) and 105 m² at Il Monte Galala for 12,092,000 (July 2029).

Among houses, Murano's 180 m² four-bedroom townhouse at EGP 20,314,230 sits against Baymount's 145 m² three-bedroom at 18,926,000 (October 2027) and Il Monte Galala's 130 m² three-bedroom at 16,268,000 (July 2030): 35 to 50 m² larger with an extra room, for EGP 1,388,230 to 4,046,230 more. The Murano four-bedroom villa at 36,287,100 for 260 m² compares with a 170 m² four-bedroom at Il Monte Galala for 25,446,000 and a 312 m² four-bedroom at Azha for 41,419,550 with 5% down over 9 years, handing over in January 2030.

Murano completion date

Murano's Ojo units on sale in October 2026 hand over in August 2030 for three-bedroom chalets and September 2030 for the rest.

That is about 47 months without using the chalet. If you rent a chalet every summer, multiply that by four seasons and set it against the price gap with a ready village such as The Groove.

Murano Ain Sokhna location

Murano is at the end of the Sokhna Road where the Zafarana Road starts, about 18 km from the Galala Road; its boundary is on the map under location.

The nearest villages where developers are selling, by straight-line distance, are Il Monte Galala about 11.3 km away, The Groove about 13.6 km, Baymount about 14.2 km and Azha about 14.6 km. Being at the far end of the road means a longer drive than villages nearer the Sokhna gates, so time the trip from home before comparing. Other villages are on Ain Sokhna compounds.

Murano by Wadi Degla

Wadi Degla Developments began developing in 2005, and its sea villages include the Blumar line. In October 2026 it sells at Murano, at New Lakes inside Neopolis in Mostakbal City, and at Vero in Sidi Abdel Rahman; the details are on the Wadi Degla page.

Before you book at Murano

• Ask for the down payment and whether instalments are monthly or quarterly.
• Get the finishing specification in writing and attached to the contract.
• Ask where the chalet sits relative to the beach and the springs.
• Ask about maintenance and the letting scheme inside the village.

To hear what is available today in the Ojo phase, send the type and budget on WhatsApp 01270970000.