Wadi Waj vs Al Shafa
Side by side: average rent, what each area is known for, and what residents say.
The centers of Wadi Waj and Al Shafa are about 1.6 km apart.
Average rent (yearly)
Wadi WajAl Shafa
1 bedroomSAR 14,000.00about SAR 1,167 a monthSAR 22,000.00about SAR 1,833 a month
Al Shafa is SAR 8,000 a year more (57%).
2 bedroomsSAR 20,000.00about SAR 1,667 a monthSAR 32,000.00about SAR 2,667 a month
Al Shafa is SAR 12,000 a year more (60%).
3 bedroomsSAR 29,000.00about SAR 2,417 a monthSAR 45,000.00about SAR 3,750 a month
Al Shafa is SAR 16,000 a year more (55%).
Known for
Only Wadi Waj: Valley location, Natural, Agricultural, Spacious, Rural, Affordable
Only Al Shafa: Mountains, Scenic, Nature, Cool climate, Peaceful
Wadi Waj
Natural valley-side neighborhood combining residential living with agricultural lands and scenic environment.
Pros and cons
- Beautiful natural valley setting
- Spacious properties at good value
- Agricultural heritage and farms
- Unique recreational opportunities
- Peaceful, rural atmosphere
- Seasonal flooding risk in low areas
- Distance from urban amenities
- Limited schools and healthcare nearby
- Infrastructure less developed
- Insects more prevalent near agricultural areas
What residents say
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Al Shafa
Scenic mountain retreat with cool climate and rose farms
Pros and cons
- Spectacular mountain views
- Year-round cool climate
- Fresh mountain air
- Rose and fruit farms
- Hiking and nature activities
- Peaceful and quiet
- Remote location
- Limited shopping options
- Winding mountain roads
- Fewer schools nearby
- Limited public transport
- Can be foggy/cloudy
What residents say
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