Cost

Villa finishing cost

A villa from bare brick, with stairs and several floors. Enter the area and the bathrooms to get the estimate.

For a 350 m² bare-brick villa at premium level, the cost in October 2026 is 1.45 million to 2.25 million EGP at premium level, and from 990 thousand at standard level. It covers materials, labour and project management, and leaves out kitchen cabinets, air conditioning, light fittings and furniture.

Level Cost (EGP) Per m²
Standard 990,000 – 1,520,000 2,850 – 4,350
Premium 1,448,000 – 2,251,000 4,150 – 6,450
Luxury 2,244,000 – 3,601,000 6,400 – 10,300

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Gypsum ceilings

Estimated cost

From 1,448,000 to 2,251,000 EGP

4,150 – 6,450 EGP per m²

Prices updated 2026-10-15. The final price comes after the site visit.

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Where the money goes

  • Electrical245,000 – 343,000
  • Floors196,500 – 273,000
  • Windows126,000 – 235,000
  • Paint122,000 – 184,000
  • Sanitary ware and mixers108,000 – 152,000
  • Plaster98,500 – 144,000
  • Doors88,000 – 115,500
  • Plumbing77,000 – 109,500
  • Marble and stairs55,500 – 78,000
  • Wall tiles44,500 – 86,500
  • Waterproofing27,500 – 37,500
  • Gypsum ceilings18,500 – 42,500
Items with quantities and rates
ItemQuantityTotal
Electrical first fix: conduit, wire, boxes, panel El Sewedy wire, about 100 points per 100 m², separate AC circuits Estimated 350 m² of floor area 182,000 – 245,000
Switches and sockets Schneider Unica or equivalent Market average 350 m² of floor area 63,000 – 98,000
Bathroom plumbing: supply and drainage Banninger (BR) pipes Estimated 4 bathroom 68,000 – 96,000
Kitchen plumbing Same plus a dishwasher point Estimated 1 kitchen 8,000 – 12,000
Pipe pressure test Before plaster and tiling Estimated 1 unit 800 – 1,500
Bathroom and kitchen waterproofing Sikatop 107 Elastic, full shower walls Estimated 5 bathroom 27,500 – 37,500
Wall and ceiling plaster, mortar included Levelled with screeds and squared corners Estimated 986–1,109 m² 98,560 – 144,144
Floors, supply and laying First-grade porcelain 60×120 Market average 317–333 m² 196,689 – 272,765
Bathroom and kitchen wall tiles Wall porcelain 60×120 Market average 86–114 m² 44,720 – 86,640
Paint: sealer, putty and three coats Jotun Fenomastic Market average 872–1,023 m² 122,024 – 184,104
Gypsum board ceilings, installed Cornices and simple shapes Estimated 46.2–77 m² 18,480 – 42,350
Interior doors with frame and fitting Ready WPC or melamine door Estimated 11 door 88,000 – 115,500
Aluminium windows, glazed and fitted Jumbo section Market average 35–49 m² 126,000 – 235,200
Bathroom suite, mixers and accessories Ideal Standard or Duravit suite + Grohe Eurosmart mixers Verified 4 bathroom 100,000 – 140,000
Kitchen sink and mixer Grohe mixer Estimated 1 kitchen 8,000 – 12,000
Marble thresholds, entries and window sills Egyptian Breccia or Trista marble Estimated 350 m² of floor area 19,250 – 29,750
Marble stair (treads, risers, skirting) Breccia or Trista Estimated 2 flight of stairs 36,000 – 48,000

Assumptions

  • Net floor area is 88% of the contract area
  • Ceiling height 2.90 m
  • 6 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and one kitchen
  • Wall area is 2.2 to 2.6 times the net floor area
  • Bathroom walls tiled to the ceiling; kitchen tiled behind the counter only
  • Project management and engineering supervision at 20–25% of the works

Not in this number

  • Kitchen cabinets and wardrobes
  • Air conditioning, water heaters and appliances
  • Light fittings and chandeliers
  • Furniture and curtains
  • The main entrance door
  • Utility meters and fees
How we calculate, in detail

Common questions

How much does finishing a 350 m² bare-brick villa at premium level cost?

For a 350 m² bare-brick villa at premium level, the cost in October 2026 is 1.45 million to 2.25 million EGP at premium level, and from 990 thousand at standard level. It covers materials, labour and project management, and leaves out kitchen cabinets, air conditioning, light fittings and furniture.

Why is the estimate a range and not one number?

Because the final number depends on the real drawing: wall lengths, openings and height. The range covers the difference between two homes of the same size; after the site visit the bill of quantities gives one number, item by item.

Where do these prices come from?

From published Egyptian material prices and published labour rates, updated on 2026-10-15. Each item in the calculator shows how confident we are in its price.