Clan Residence Apartments: Studio, 1-Bedroom and 2-Bedroom Guide

Verified static snapshot

Clan Residence at a glance

These fields describe the dated project record, not a live inventory feed. The exact available apartment, price, view, floor, payment schedule, fees, and contract must be confirmed for the selected unit.

Unit-selection tool

Compare the three apartment examples in the supplied project record

The snapshot provides one stored example size for each listed category. These are not presented as the complete live inventory or as a promise that every available unit in that category has the same area.

Studio

58 sqm

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1-Bedroom Apartment

68 sqm

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2-Bedroom Apartment

107 sqm

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What unit information is actually verified in the supplied data

Hurghada Homes' supplied project export stores three unit-type objects for Clan Residents: Studio — 58 sqm, 1-Bedroom Apartment — 68 sqm, and 2-Bedroom Apartment — 107 sqm. Each has a first-party project image. Those fields are useful because they give a concrete starting point for comparison instead of forcing a buyer to rely on generic bedroom labels.

However, the snapshot does not prove that these are the only layouts or that each size is available today. It also does not specify internal versus gross area, balcony area, floor, orientation, number of bathrooms, furniture package, unit code or view for each example. Those details should come from the current unit sheet and floor plan for the exact apartment being considered.

When a Clan Residence studio can make sense

A studio can suit a solo owner, a couple using the property for shorter stays, or a buyer who prioritizes a lower total entry cost over separation between living and sleeping zones. The 58 sqm studio in the supplied snapshot should still be judged by its actual plan. Look for furniture walls, circulation space, kitchen position, storage, bathroom access, balcony connection and whether the sleeping area can feel private enough for your use.

For investment use, do not assume a studio automatically produces the highest yield. Rental performance depends on acquisition cost, management, service fees, seasonality, furnishing, competition, occupancy and the type of guest or tenant targeted. This page does not invent those numbers. Use the studio's compact format as one decision factor, then obtain real operating evidence before building an investment case.

Why a one-bedroom can be the flexibility middle ground

The supplied snapshot records a 68 sqm one-bedroom apartment. A separate bedroom can make longer stays more comfortable because sleeping, working and living zones do not need to occupy the same room. For couples, remote workers and buyers expecting visiting family, the extra separation may justify a higher total purchase price if the plan remains efficient.

Check whether the 68 sqm figure is gross or internal in the current sales documents, because that changes how the apartment feels. Ask for exact room dimensions and place furniture on the plan before deciding. A one-bedroom with awkward corridors or poor storage can be less usable than a well-planned smaller unit. The plan, not the label, should drive the comparison.

When the 107 sqm two-bedroom becomes the stronger choice

The supplied Clan Residents data includes a 107 sqm two-bedroom apartment example. This format can suit families, two couples, owners expecting guests, or people who need a dedicated office. More bedrooms can also widen the range of future occupants, but only if the total price, layout, service costs and furnishing budget remain sensible for the buyer's plan.

For a two-bedroom unit, look closely at bathroom count and placement, privacy between bedrooms, storage, living-room width, kitchen ventilation, balcony access and whether the secondary bedroom is genuinely usable. If the project is being bought before completion, ask what dimensional tolerances the contract allows and how the final delivered area will be measured and documented.

Floor, view and orientation can change the value of the same layout

Clan Residents is described in the supplied data as using a V-shaped masterplan designed to maximize sea views, with most units intended for sea-view orientation. That is a project concept, not a guarantee for a selected apartment. Two units with the same bedroom count and area can have different views, sunlight, privacy, pool proximity, noise exposure and price.

Request a site plan and mark the unit before comparing premiums. Ask which direction the main windows and balcony face, what sits in front of the unit now, what is planned there later, and whether the written contract or annex describes the view. If a higher floor or better view adds materially to the price, identify the practical benefit you are buying rather than accepting a generic premium.

Check what 'ultra super lux finishing' means for the exact apartment

The project export records 'ultra super lux finishing' as an amenity/design signal. That phrase is not detailed enough for a purchase decision. Ask for the technical finishing specification: floors, walls, doors, sanitary ware, electrical points, lighting provision, kitchen delivery, air-conditioning, windows, glazing, paint, ceilings and any included appliances or furniture.

Then build the real move-in budget around what is missing. A finished apartment may still require kitchen equipment, appliances, air-conditioning, curtains, lighting fixtures, beds, sofas, storage, outdoor furniture and household setup. These costs can differ substantially by unit size, so a larger apartment should be evaluated on total ownership and furnishing cost rather than purchase price alone.

A practical way to compare two Clan Residence apartments

Create one comparison sheet and use the same fields for every option: unit code, type, area definition, floor, building, orientation, view, balcony, bathrooms, storage, price, payment plan, handover, included finishing, mandatory fees, parking and any service package. Score only factors that matter to your use. This prevents a salesperson's strongest feature on one unit from distracting from a weakness that would matter every day.

If the choice is between a better-view smaller unit and a larger unit with a weaker position, decide which benefit is difficult to change after purchase. Furniture can be changed. The building line, floor, orientation and area cannot. For resale or rental, also ask which unit types have the broadest buyer or tenant audience, but demand evidence rather than accepting an unsupported claim about what 'always rents best'.

First-party project imagery

Clan Residence project images

These images come from the Clan Residents assets in the supplied Hurghada Homes project data. They show project presentation and design context; they do not prove that a currently available apartment has the exact pictured view, furniture, finished surroundings, or operational facility.