




Students settling in around Kamoke will find Abdullah Abdul Sattar's House a genuinely move-in-ready option, with monthly rent spanning PKR 13,750 to 23,750. The property takes the guesswork out of se...
Students settling in around Kamoke will find Abdullah Abdul Sattar's House a genuinely move-in-ready option, with monthly rent spanning PKR 13,750 to 23,750. The property takes the guesswork out of setting up: beds and mattresses come provided, so there is no scramble for furniture on day one, and each resident gets a study table to actually get work done. Wi-Fi keeps online classes and coursework flowing, while geysers handle hot water through the colder months. The location threads neatly into daily life, with Jamia Masjid Azeem under a kilometre away and Al-Shaikh Pharmacy roughly the same distance for when you need medicine in a hurry. Civil Hospital sits a little over a kilometre off, and Police Station City is within reach at under two kilometres, the kind of surroundings that reassure parents sending a son to live away from home. It is a straightforward, functional student house that covers the basics well and lets residents focus on studies rather than logistics.
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Rent typically covers room charges, WiFi, electricity (up to a limit), housekeeping, and shared facilities. Some services like laundry or UPS backup may vary by hostel.
Yes, the security deposit is usually fully refundable upon checkout, provided there is no damage to the property and all dues are cleared.
No, the room typically comes furnished with a bed, mattress, study table, chair, and wardrobe. You only need to bring your personal belongings.
Guest policies vary by hostel. Typically, day visitors are allowed in common areas with prior notice, but overnight stays may not be permitted.