 The village was built of stone houses on the spur of a hill, above sea-level, and lay about 1 km.eastward of the traffic circle opposite Moshav Zanoah, on regional road 3855 that bypasses Beit Shemesh to its east, and which road runs in a northerly-southerly direction along "Wadi en Najil" (now called Naḥal Zanoah).The immediate region to the west of the site of Jarash, upon two hills separated by a valley, grew orchards belonging to the village inhabitants consisting of carobs, figs, almonds and olives.