Completed 14 Marla double-storey home in Silk City Colony, Sialkot, with stone-clad facade, first-floor balcony and decorative metal railing

Residential · Sialkot

A 14 Marla Home in Silk City Colony, Sialkot

A 4,250 sqft double-storey home finished for a client living abroad — approved over the phone, inspected in person only when he was home on vacation.

Location
Silk City Colony, Sialkot
Plot size
14 Marla
Covered area
4,250 sqft
Configuration
Double storey
Scope
Construction through finishing
Client
Overseas, throughout construction
Completed
2026

Khawbzar builds in Islamabad and Rawalpindi. This house is the exception: it is in Sialkot, and we took it on because the client is a close friend.

He lived abroad for almost all of construction. Approvals were taken over the phone — materials, finishes, fittings — and he inspected the work in person only when he was home on vacation.

That arrangement only works if the person on site is willing to be held to what was agreed on a call. Every decision was confirmed back to him before it was executed, so nothing was chosen on his behalf and nothing had to be undone when he next walked through the door.

Main entrance of a 14 Marla house in Silk City Colony, Sialkot, with carved wooden double doors and black marble steps
The main entrance — carved wooden doors on black marble steps

Finishing that carries the house

The finishing schedule runs on large-format porcelain throughout the ground floor, laid with tight joints so the pattern reads continuous from the entrance hall into the rooms. Ceilings are recessed and carry cove lighting.

The kitchen is a high-gloss run with a dark stone counter and a matching upstand. Doors, frames and the stair balustrade are wood, matched across every floor.

High-gloss white kitchen with dark stone countertop and recessed ceiling in a Silk City Colony home, Sialkot
High-gloss kitchen with a dark stone counter
Marble staircase with wooden and steel balustrade against a patterned tiled wall in a Sialkot home
Marble treads, with a patterned tile wall alongside

Room by room

Each room was given its own floor rather than one tile repeated through the house — marble-look porcelain in the hall, an onyx-tone floor in the front room, a black-and-white chequer in the bedroom. Wardrobes are built in and finished to match the kitchen.

Hallway with white marble-effect porcelain flooring and wooden doors with mirror panels in a Sialkot home
The hall, looking through to the rear rooms
Bedroom with black and white chequerboard flooring and a built-in white wardrobe in a Silk City Colony home
Chequerboard floor with a built-in wardrobe
Front room with onyx-tone polished flooring, wallpapered feature wall and cove lighting in a Sialkot home
Front room — onyx-tone floor, cove lighting, wallpapered return

Building a house from abroad is mostly about trust — you’re approving things you can’t see. Every time I came back on vacation, the work matched what we had discussed on the phone. Nothing had been decided for me while I wasn’t looking.

Asif Ali — Homeowner, Silk City Colony

Questions

Where is this project located?

Silk City Colony, Sialkot. This project is an exception — Khawbzar works in Islamabad and Rawalpindi, and we took it on because the client is a close friend. If your plot is outside the twin cities, we will tell you so rather than stretch to reach it.

Can you build for me if I live overseas?

Yes — for plots in Islamabad and Rawalpindi. This 14 Marla house was built for a client who was abroad for almost all of construction. Approvals were taken over the phone and confirmed back before anything was executed, and he inspected the work when he was home on vacation. Overseas clients get documented decisions and photographs at each stage rather than a call at the end.

How much does it cost to build a 14 Marla house?

It depends far more on finishing tier than on plot size. A 14 Marla house at 4,250 sqft covers a wide range depending on flooring, carpentry, ceilings and fittings. Use the Khawbzar construction cost calculator for a starting figure by area and finishing level, then a consultation turns it into a phase-wise budget for your drawings.

How do I get a cost estimate for my own plot?

Start with the Khawbzar construction cost calculator. Its rate book is tuned to Islamabad and Rawalpindi, which is where we build — enter your area and finishing level for a starting figure, then a consultation turns it into a phase-wise budget for your drawings.

Your project

Tell us the plot, the budget, and the date you want to move in.

We will tell you honestly whether those three fit together. Start with the construction cost calculator for a starting figure, or read what each phase of work actually includes.

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