Villas for Sale in Mountain View Ras El Hekma

Mountain View Ras El Hekma's villas spread across four Greek-styled islands: the boutique villa from 205 sqm, the standalone from 225 sqm priced from EGP 36,600,413 on Rhodes and EGP 39,341,656 on Crete, and the fully finished 5-bedroom Evia villa from 400 sqm, at current prices. At Mountain View Ras El Hekma, the villa buyer is not choosing a unit type — they are choosing an island. Rhodes occupies the project's summit with an unobstructed 360° bay panorama. Crete steps down a sea-facing incline to meet its own private lagoon, ringed by ten pools that no other island's resident may use. Evia reached completion in June 2026 and delivers five-bedroom standalone units of 400 sqm ready to move in. Each island is its own micro-climate and viewpoint inside the same 500-feddan project.

For buyers searching for a villa in Mountain View Ras El Hekma, three formats exist: the boutique villa from 205 sqm — the smallest fully independent typology — standalone villas from 225 sqm with configurations that vary by island, and the large Evia five-bedroom villas from 400 sqm that combine space and full finishing closest to delivery. For immediate occupancy, the Diplomats village within the project is already delivered and operating with an active rental and resale market.

Payment runs from 5% down over 8 years interest-free, with cash discounts reaching 20% for buyers who want to maximise investment margin from day one.

Two questions govern the villa choice inside Mountain View Ras El Hekma: when do you want handover, and which view type do you want? Buyers targeting the earliest delivery go to Evia (June 2026, fully finished villas from 400 sqm) or Diplomats for immediate resale entry. Those who can wait two years and want the highest panoramic view choose Rhodes (the project's summit). Lagoon-and-exclusive-pool ambiance points to Crete (3 years). The boutique villa at 205 sqm suits buyers wanting standalone form at a lower cost without sacrificing private land. Before signing: ask specifically about plot (land) area versus BUA for each format, the maintenance deposit (~8%), and whether finishing is fully complete (Evia) or semi-finished (Rhodes and Crete).