6000 m²

Golden Mark Real Estate
575 m²

Confidence Real Estate
1234 m²

Compass Real Estate
815 m²

Confidence Real Estate
1200 m²

ISOLD Real Estate
11575 m²

S-Gestion
2075 m²

Trust Lebanon
1236 m²

Confidence Real Estate
950 m²

Confidence Real Estate
1540 m²

C Properties
3060 m²

Compass Real Estate
7000 m²

JSK Real Estate
3800 m²

Trust Lebanon
858 m²

Golden Land Real Estate
996 m²

Icar Wakim
1081 m²

Confidence Real Estate
1100 m²

JSK Real Estate
1208 m²

JSK Real Estate
430 m²

ISOLD Real Estate
Metn includes built-up areas near Beirut and inland hillside locations. Buying land here starts with deciding whether your priority is proximity to urban services, a particular town or a more elevated setting. The district name is a starting point, not a description of an individual plot.
Compare lower Metn locations with the hills around places such as Beit Meri, Broummana and Baabdat when the search covers the whole district. Use separate town searches to investigate your shortlist more closely. A short straight-line distance to Beirut may still involve a much longer road journey.
In built-up settings, look closely at frontage, neighbouring buildings and the available entrance. On hillside plots, assess slope, usable shape and the work needed to reach or prepare the site. Ask how services connect to the plot and whether the existing road access supports the project you have in mind.
Confirm the municipality, boundaries, ownership and access rights. Have the planning conditions and proposed project checked before making assumptions based on nearby buildings. Include groundworks, retaining structures where needed and service connections when comparing overall project costs.
Suitability depends on your project, access needs and the individual plot, not distance alone.
It provides context, but it does not establish what is permitted on another plot. Check that plot's own conditions.