

DBPL Abdullah is a premium residential project by Dhrupodi Builders & Properties Ltd., located in the prestigious Sector 11 of Jolshiri Abashon. Set on a desirable North-West facing lake view corner plot, this exclusive development combines spacious residences, modern architecture, and a tranquil environment to offer a truly elevated lifestyle.
Location: Plot 016, Road 503, Sector 11, Jolshiri Abashon
Apartment Size: 2850 SFT (Approx.)
Land Size: 5 Katha
Property Orientation: North–West (Lake View Corner Plot)
Building Height: G+M+8 (Ground + Mezzanine + 8 Floors)
Number of Apartments: 8 Exclusive Units
Parking Space: 8 Vehicles
Road Width: 40 ft.
Lift Facility: 1 Modern 8-Passenger Lift
Generator Backup: Available
Project Status: Ongoing
✅ Prime Lake View Corner Plot – Enjoy scenic surroundings with a North–West facing premium location
✅ Exclusive Boutique Living – Only 8 spacious apartments, ensuring greater privacy and a peaceful living environment
✅ Contemporary Spacious Design – Well-planned layouts designed for comfort, functionality, and modern family living
✅ Convenient Location – Easy access to educational institutions, healthcare facilities, shopping centers, and other everyday essentials
✅ Uninterrupted Comfort – Generator backup ensures reliable power for a hassle-free lifestyle
With DBPL Abdullah, experience the perfect blend of luxury, privacy, and natural beauty in one of Jolshiri Abashon’s most sought-after residential neighborhoods.
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৳12,000 / Per Sqft.
Added: July 8, 2026
৳12,000 / Per Sqft.
Added: July 8, 2026
৳12,000 / Per Sqft.
Added: July 8, 2026
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