Furnished Apartments in Buraidah — by the Month or Year, What “Furnished” Includes, and What Each District Costs

What “furnished apartment” means in Buraidah, in practice

A furnished apartment is one you move into with a suitcase: the bedroom with its bed and wardrobe, the living room with its sofas, the kitchen with its utensils, and the air conditioning already installed. Everything Hajz Shahr lists in Buraidah is furnished in that sense; we have no empty apartments that would need you to move furniture in. The real difference between one apartment and another is not whether it is furnished but its size, its district and the age of the building — and those three set the price.

By the month or the year — not by the night

The furnished apartments here are let for monthly and annual rent, with a three-month minimum, and you can extend month by month without moving. We do not sell nights. If you need two or three nights, a hotel apartment suits you better — the difference is explained in Hotel Apartments by the Month in Buraidah. If your stay is a month or more — work, treatment at the Specialist Hospital, study, or a move to the city — a furnished apartment by the month costs less than any hotel and gives you a door of your own.

If you know your stay is a year or more, annual rent is explained in annual apartments in Buraidah.

What you pay — the figures as they are on the site today

• Studio and small one-room units — from SAR 1,200 a month. The smallest and cheapest are at Al Rose in Al Eskan (a 25 m² room and bathroom) and at Al Nahdah.
• One bedroom — SAR 1,200 to 2,200. The largest share of what is listed.
• Two bedrooms — SAR 2,000 to 2,800.
• Three bedrooms — SAR 2,500 to 5,000. The widest choice of larger flats is at Al Rawdah, 76 apartments up to three bedrooms.

The price on the listing is the price of the unit: no tenant commission and no booking fee. The full breakdown by number of rooms is in Furnished Apartment Prices in Buraidah.

What the amount covers, and what to ask before you sign

Furniture and appliances are included in every unit, and maintenance during the contract is free in the buildings that say so on their page. Electricity, water and internet differ from one unit to another — and that is the question we advise asking outright: ask for the full monthly amount, not the rent alone. The complete checklist is in What to Check Before Booking a Monthly Apartment.

Exactly what you find inside the apartment, room by room, with real photos: what is inside a furnished apartment in Buraidah.

Where to start — the eight districts

Start from where you work or where your children go to school, not from the price list. Al Muntazah on King Fahd Road has our largest building (122 apartments); Al Eskan has the lowest prices; Al Safra is closest to the Specialist Hospital; and Al Fayziah, Al Rawdah, Al Nahdah, Sultanah and Al Rehab each have a page explaining who lives there and why. Every furnished apartment available today is on one page: Furnished Apartments in Buraidah.

Furnished or serviced?

A serviced apartment is furnished too, but it is run like a hotel — regular cleaning, a reception desk, and a higher price. Some of our buildings, Ramis and Rosa, are of that kind. If you want a home you run yourself at a fixed monthly price, the furnished apartment is your choice; the detail is in Furnished vs Serviced Apartments.

See the buildings

A video tour of our building fronts and the inside of the apartments: watch it on YouTube.

How to book a furnished apartment by the month

Choose the district, open the unit and look at its real photos and monthly price, then request the booking from the same page or on WhatsApp. Nothing is charged through the site; we confirm availability, then you pay on arrival at the building after seeing the apartment yourself. The five steps in full are in Hajz Shahr Buraidah. Hajz Shahr is a licensed Saudi platform (FAL 1200025645) based in Buraidah.