Block C rounds out the trio of core residential blocks in the Etihad Town Sialkot master plan, sitting in the western-central section of the society. Where Block A leans toward commercial proximity and Block B leans toward park frontage, Block C’s defining feature is its position along the main boulevard and its closeness to the society’s utility infrastructure.
Where Block C Sits in the Master Plan
Block C occupies the western-central portion of the layout, west of the main north-south boulevard and adjacent to the grid station. It sits roughly parallel to Block B on the opposite side of the boulevard, with Block A to the north and the Link Canal Road forming part of the society’s western boundary not far beyond it.
Its position along the boulevard gives it consistent frontage onto one of the society’s primary roads, and it also includes a residential park within its footprint, similar in concept to Block B’s layout.
Plot Categories in Block C
Block C draws from the same society-wide residential categories as the rest of Etihad Town Sialkot — 4 Marla (30′ x 30′), 5 Marla (25′ x 45′), 8 Marla, 10 Marla, and 1 Kanal. As with the other blocks, the exact plot-by-plot size distribution within Block C is best confirmed against the developer’s official block plan, since general master plan maps don’t always allow individual block breakdowns to be read with full precision.
What’s Nearby
A few things stand out about Block C’s location:
- Grid station sits directly adjacent to the block, which is a practical plus for utility connectivity but something some buyers prefer to keep a small distance from for aesthetic or personal preference reasons.
- Main boulevard frontage runs along the block, giving it strong internal connectivity to both Block A and Block B without needing to route through side streets.
- Residential park within the block offers green space access similar to what Block B provides, without being as fully wrapped by it.
- Link Canal Road and the Marala-Ravi Link Canal lie just beyond the western boundary of the society, putting Block C closer to that edge than Block B or the eastern Town Houses.
Why Investors Look at Block C
Block C’s boulevard-facing position makes it a reasonable middle ground between Block A’s commercial-adjacent premium and Block B’s quieter, park-wrapped setting. Buyers who want strong internal road access without paying the same premium as entrance-adjacent Block A plots often find Block C’s positioning appealing. The presence of the grid station nearby is worth factoring in — some buyers see it as a non-issue given the utility benefit, while others prefer to select a plot within the block that sits a bit further from it.
As with Block B, Block C’s more interior position relative to the main entrance generally means later-stage infrastructure development compared to Block A, which can translate into comparatively lower entry pricing during the earlier phases of the project.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Block C located in Etihad Town Sialkot?
Block C sits in the western-central section of the society, west of the main boulevard and adjacent to the grid station.
What plot sizes are available in Block C?
Block C offers a mix of residential sizes consistent with the wider society, from 4 Marla up to larger categories. Exact plot-level details should be confirmed with the developer’s official documentation.
Is Block C near any green space?
Yes, it includes a residential park within its footprint, similar to Block B, though with a different layout configuration.
Is being near the grid station a concern in Block C?
It’s a matter of personal preference. Some buyers value the convenience of nearby utility infrastructure, while others prefer plots further from it — worth checking plot-specific placement within the block before buying.