Building a Villa in Northern Iran in 1405: A Cost Planning Guide
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Building a Villa in Northern Iran in 1405: A Cost Planning Guide

Planning a villa budget in northern Iran starts with the site, drawings, specifications and the scope of each contract. A single cost per square metre cannot reliably describe every project. This guide is not a current quotation.

Official base costs and actual quotations

Iran's construction engineering organisation announced its 1405 base cost and engineering fee table. Check the current provincial rules and applicable services; a base figure is not a contractor's project-specific quotation. Official announcement (Persian).

What changes the budget?

Consider site access, soil investigation, floor area, design, materials, installations, permits and outdoor works. Ask what is included, who purchases materials, how long the quote is valid and how changes are approved. Compare proposals against the same drawings and specifications.

Architectural rendering of Villa 425 and its outdoor space
Villa 425 is shown as a rendering, not a completed-building photo or a priced example. Image: Charsou Architecture Studio — project page.

According to a Tasnim report citing Iran's Statistical Centre, the Tehran residential construction input index rose 20.7% quarter-on-quarter and 106.8% year-on-year in spring 1405. These are Tehran input indices, not a villa price in Mazandaran or a forecast.

Review overlooked construction costs, and contact Charsou to discuss your site and requirements. Sources reviewed on 11 November 2026.

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