The Executive Block sits toward the southern end of the Etihad Town Sialkot master plan, positioned as a distinct residential zone separate from the core Blocks A, B, and C. Its name and placement within the layout suggest it’s positioned as a higher-tier residential offering, though as with any block-level branding, buyers should confirm what specifically sets it apart before assuming a premium is justified.
Where the Executive Block Sits in the Master Plan
The Executive Block is located in the southern portion of the society, south of the core residential Blocks A, B, and C, and near the larger public building plots reserved for the TMA. It sits closer to the society’s southern boundary than any of the other residential zones, putting it furthest from the main entrance and Business District in the north.
This southern position places it near several of the TMA public building allocations, including plots of 6.21 Kanal, 10.42 Kanal, and 11.26 Kanal marked on the master plan, as well as being within reach of the graveyard plot on the southeastern edge of the layout.
Plot Categories in the Executive Block
As with the other residential zones, the Executive Block draws from Etihad Town Sialkot’s standard residential categories — 4 Marla, 5 Marla, 8 Marla, 10 Marla, and 1 Kanal. Given its “Executive” designation, it’s worth checking with the developer whether this block carries a distinct minimum plot size, additional planning standards, or amenity commitments compared to Blocks A, B, and C, since master plan maps typically don’t capture that kind of qualitative distinction — only the physical layout.
What’s Nearby
A few things characterize the Executive Block’s setting:
- Southern position places it furthest from the main entrance and Business District, making it the quietest of the society’s residential zones in terms of through-traffic.
- TMA public building plots sit nearby, which typically house civic or administrative facilities rather than commercial activity.
- Distance from the core blocks means it functions somewhat as its own residential pocket within the broader society rather than being tightly integrated with Blocks A, B, and C.
Why Buyers and Investors Consider the Executive Block
Blocks positioned further from a society’s main entrance and commercial hub tend to appeal to buyers prioritizing privacy and a quieter setting over convenience and short-term commercial-driven appreciation. If the Executive Block does carry distinct planning standards or amenities as its name suggests, it could appeal specifically to buyers looking for a more exclusive residential pocket within the wider society.
That said, given its distance from the main road and Business District, buyers should factor in longer travel time to daily conveniences and weigh that against whatever premium features, if any, differentiate the block from the standard residential zones — a distinction best confirmed directly with the developer rather than assumed from the master plan alone.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Executive Block located in Etihad Town Sialkot?
In the southern portion of the society, south of Block A, Block B, and Block C, near the TMA public building plots.
What plot sizes are available in the Executive Block?
It draws from the same residential categories as the rest of the society, from 4 Marla up to 1 Kanal. Whether it carries any distinct minimum size or standard should be confirmed with the developer.
What makes the Executive Block different from Blocks A, B, and C?
Its name suggests a premium or higher-standard designation, but the master plan itself only shows its physical location — any additional planning standards or amenities should be verified directly with the developer.
Is the Executive Block far from the main entrance?
Yes, it’s the residential zone furthest from Gate No. 1 and the Business District, making it the quietest option in terms of through-traffic but also the furthest from daily commercial conveniences.