
Furnished 1 Bedroom Apartment for Sale in Foxhills South

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Fully furnished 1-bedroom apartment in The Waterfront, Fox Hills with swimming pool, gym and 24-hour security
1,100,000 QAR
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Malkiati lists 8 residential properties for sale in The Waterfront today. In November 2026, the median asking price is QAR 1,359,107 (about US$373,381), from 8 listings with a price. Most ask between QAR 1,100,000 and QAR 1,742,230. Most of these listings are in Zone 69 (Jabal Thuaileb), in Al Daayen Municipality. The nearest Doha Metro station for 4 of them is Al Wessil, typically about 900 m away.
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Fully furnished 1-bedroom apartment in The Waterfront, Fox Hills with swimming pool, gym and 24-hour security
1,100,000 QAR


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Semi-furnished 2-bedroom apartment in The Waterfront with sea view, swimming pool and gym
2,056,339 QAR
From the 8 listings on this page, today.
Municipality: Al Daayen Municipality
Distances are in a straight line from each listing's map pin.
On Malkiati in November 2026, the median asking price for residential properties for sale in The Waterfront is QAR 1,359,107, from 8 listings with a price. Listed prices run from QAR 770,000 to QAR 2,550,000.
Malkiati lists apartments, villas, townhouses and other homes in The Waterfront when advertisers have them available. Use the filters to narrow the search to the type you need.
Non-Qataris can buy property in Qatar only in areas the government has designated for non-Qatari ownership, either freehold or as a usufruct right of up to 99 years. Before you commit, check with the Ministry of Justice that the building you choose in The Waterfront is in a designated area. Property worth QAR 730,000 or more gives the owner a residence permit for as long as they own it, and property worth QAR 3,650,000 or more adds the benefits of permanent residents, such as healthcare and education. Both require living in Qatar at least 90 days a year (Cabinet Resolution No. 28 of 2020, as published by Invest Qatar).