Properties for sale in Al Jubail Island

Al Jubail Island offers a low-density island community between the Abu Dhabi mainland and Saadiyat Island, surrounded by mangroves and tidal creeks. The community features areas such as Ain Al Maha, Souk Al Jubail, Seef Al Jubail, Nad Al Dhabi, Jubail Terraces, and Marsa Al Jubail. It mainly attracts buyers seeking houses in Abu Dhabi with more space, privacy, and water views.

Al Jubail Island offers mainly villas, townhouses, and residential plots. Sale prices range from about AED 1.5 million to AED 50 million. Three-bedroom villas average around AED 6.3 million, while four-bedroom villas average about AED 9.9 million. Jubail Terraces offers more accessible homes, while Bada Al Jubail and Nad Al Dhabi feature larger waterfront properties. Smaller villas can achieve rental yields of around 5% to 6%.

Families and end users drive demand for houses in Al Jubail Island, supported by nearby Cranleigh School, Redwood School, and Jubail Mangrove Park. Saadiyat beaches, The Collection mall, and Fahid Beach Club sit about five minutes away by car.

Al Jubail Island attracts buyers seeking space, privacy, and waterfront living. Villas dominate demand, while townhouses and smaller homes offer more accessible options. Limited apartments in Al Jubail Island may suit buyers seeking smaller homes, while families often compare these homes with apartments in Abu Dhabi.

Al Jubail Island properties mainly include villas and townhouses. One-bedroom homes start at around AED 2.64 million, two-bedroom homes average AED 4.36 million, and three-bedroom villas average AED 6.34 million. Four-bedroom villas average AED 9.94 million, five-bedroom homes reach AED 17.09 million, and six-bedroom estates can exceed AED 32 million. This range attracts buyers seeking large villas in Abu Dhabi.

Ain Al Maha offers four- to six-bedroom villas priced from AED 6.1 million to AED 35 million, with plots of about 7,800 to 10,500 sq ft. Souk Al Jubail offers four-bedroom villas such as the V4 at around AED 11.5 million on plots near 7,800 sq ft. Seef Al Jubail offers four-bedroom homes on plots of about 8,400 sq ft, priced from AED 8.7 million to AED 19.5 million. Nad Al Dhabi ranges from four-bedroom villas at around AED 4.5 million to six-bedroom estates near AED 48 million.

Jubail Terraces provides the island's entry point, with two- and three-bedroom townhouses priced between AED 1.5 million and AED 4.5 million.

Jubail Terraces offers the most accessible entry point in Al Jubail Island, with townhouse and smaller villa availability priced from around AED 1.5 million to AED 4.5 million. One bedroom homes across the island average about AED 2.64 million, placing many of these options within this range. The area suits buyers who want the mangrove setting and community facilities without buying a large standalone villa plot.

Bada Al Jubail sets the top end of Al Jubail Island, with current availability priced from AED 33 million to AED 49.9 million for waterfront plots. 

Nad Al Dhabi offers properties from about AED 4.5 million to AED 48 million, including larger family villas with private gardens and, in some cases, direct water access. Six bedroom homes across the island average around AED 32.5 million. Single row positions, private beach frontage, and large plots support the higher prices.

Ain Al Maha attracts strong buyer interest in Al Jubail Island, with villa availability from about AED 6.1 million to AED 35 million. Waterfront and partial sea views support the higher prices. 

Souk Al Jubail has availability from around AED 4.2 million to AED 19.4 million, with buyers valuing its location near the community centre. 

Seef Al Jubail offers properties from AED 8.7 million to AED 19.5 million, with larger plots near the centre. Three bedroom villas across the island average around AED 6.34 million.

Al Jubail Island connects to the mainland by bridge, so most residents rely on cars for daily travel. The island sits between Saadiyat Island and Abu Dhabi mainland, while public transport remains limited.

The nearest bus stops are near Jubail Mangrove Park and Jubail Residential, about five minutes away by car. Taxis and ride hailing services provide another option.

The bridge connects to Sheikh Khalifa Highway (E12), giving residents easy access to key areas. Saadiyat Island beaches and The Collection mall are about 10 minutes away, Yas Island takes around 15 minutes, and downtown Abu Dhabi takes about 25 minutes. Villas usually provide private driveways and garages, while the nearest ADNOC station sits a few minutes away.