Block A sits on the eastern edge of Park View City Islamabad, and if you look at the master plan map, it’s one of the first sections you notice — partly because of its size, and partly because of the small lake and park built right into the layout. For many buyers, Block A (often marketed together with the neighboring Block B) has become one of the more popular residential picks in the society.
Location Within the Society
On the master plan, Block A is positioned toward the far east, close to the society’s eastern boundary and not far from the main link road leading in from Kuri Road. It sits right next to Block B, and both blocks share a similar layout style — a dense grid of residential streets wrapped around a central lake and park. Being on the eastern side also means Block A is among the more accessible sections for anyone entering the society from that direction, rather than having to cross through the entire community first.
Plot Sizes and Layout
Block A offers a mix of plot sizes, catering to different budgets:
- 5 Marla – smaller residential plots, generally the entry point for buyers
- 10 Marla – a mid-size option, one of the most commonly booked categories in this block
- 1 Kanal – larger plots for buyers wanting more space
The internal streets are laid out in organized rows, with a small lake and a dedicated park sitting almost in the middle of the block. This gives residents in Block A a bit of green, open space within walking distance, rather than having to travel to a separate part of the society for a park.
What Makes Block A Attractive
A few reasons buyers tend to lean toward Block A specifically:
- Eastern-side access makes commuting in and out of the society a bit more convenient for some residents.
- Lake and park views give certain plots in this block a nicer outlook compared to purely grid-style sections elsewhere.
- Mix of plot sizes means it works for both smaller family homes and larger, higher-budget builds.
- Proximity to Block B effectively doubles the developed residential area around it, which tends to speed up infrastructure completion since both blocks are marketed and built together.
A Few Things to Check Before Booking
Before booking a plot in Block A, it’s worth confirming a few practical details directly with the sales office:
- The exact plot number and its position relative to the lake or park, since park-facing or corner plots usually carry an extra charge.
- Development status of that specific part of Block A — possession timelines can differ even within the same block.
Overall, Block A works well for buyers who want a residential plot that’s reasonably close to the society’s entrance, with the added benefit of a lake and park nearby, while still having a range of plot sizes to choose from depending on budget.