The Executive Block sits at the southern end of the Etihad Town Sialkot, past the central Jamia Masjid and Urban Forest, bordered by the TMA public building reservations on either side. Of all the named sectors in the town, it occupies the most enclosed position — flanked by reserved land rather than open road frontage, which sets it apart from the entrance-facing Block-A or the canal-facing Block-C.
Residential Plots
Rather than starting with location, it’s worth starting with what the block is built around: larger-format residential plots, consistent with an “executive” tier positioning. The plan shows:
- Residential plots (35′ x 65′)
- 10 Marla plots (35′ x 65′)
- 1 Kanal plots (50′ x 90′), among the largest residential offerings in the entire town
This skews the block toward buyers looking for more land per plot than the standard 4-8 Marla sizes found in Block-A, or the 8-10 Marla mix in Block-B and Block-C.
Location and Access
The Executive Block is reached via the same 55′-wide Sector Roads and 40′-wide streets used throughout the master plan, but its position — south of the Jamia Masjid and hemmed in by the P.B. (Public Building) reservations for TMA on both flanks — makes it feel more like a defined enclave than a block open to the rest of the town on multiple sides.
Nearby reference points include:
- The Jamia Masjid (10.13 Kanal), a short distance north
- P.B. for TMA reservations (10.42 Kanal and 11.26 Kanal), bordering the block
- The Graveyard, further southeast, marking the town’s southern edge
Green Space and Amenities
Unlike Block-B and Block-C, the Executive Block isn’t organized around a single internal loop-and-park design. Its proximity to the Urban Forest and central mosque area means it draws on shared green space from the town’s core rather than a dedicated park sitting inside its own boundary.
How It Fits the Bigger Picture
If Block-A is the town’s gateway and the Town Houses sector is its compact, single-product zone, the Executive Block reads as the premium end of the residential offering — larger plots, a quieter position away from the entrance and business district, and closer proximity to the town’s civic center than its commercial edge. For buyers prioritizing plot size over walkability to the Business District, this is the sector the master plan points toward.