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    Townhouse - 3 - 3 for sale in Dubai Land - Dubai

    Listed 2 months ago

    3,090,888

    3 BR Townhouse in Dubailand with Shared Pool

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    Area: 1,980 ft²

    Townhouse

    Dubai Land, Dubai

    NAVEEN AILANI

    NAVEEN AILANI

  • New project
    Off-plan
    Delivery Date: Q1 2029
    6

    Elan Tower

    Listed 3 months ago

    Launch price:

    499,940 AED

    Payment Plan: 20/30/50
    Dubai,Dubai Land

    Studio, 1 - 2 Beds

Dubai Land
Dubai Land
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Price Insights

  • Price range3M - 3M
  • Properties listed1

Real Resident Voices

  • 5.0
    Anonymous

    A peaceful and affordable area in , perfect for those looking for a quiet lifestyle with good connectivity. Great potential as the community continues to grow.

  • 3.3
    Anonymous

    This is actually still an upcoming place; a lot of construction is still ongoing, which can be an issue for some residents. But overall, the connectivity is really good to E311 and E11, and it's a good family-friendly space to stay.

  • 4.5
    Gomathy D.

    Family Friendly area to live with all amenities nearby. Parks around for kids to play and pets friendly.

  • 3.5
    Rashad R.

    Great place and developing location .

Your Guide to Finding Properties in Dubai Land for Sale

Dubailand properties attract families and investors looking for freehold homes with more space and flexible pricing. The area offers a mix of ready projects and new launches, giving buyers more options across budgets, layouts, and handover timelines. Buyers searching for houses in Dubai choose Dubailand for its suburban communities, while those comparing apartments in Dubai find a wide range of low-rise and mid-rise developments.

Dubailand offers villas, townhouses, and apartments across multiple sub-communities. Athlon by Aldar focuses on 3- to 5-bedroom villas, while Ghaf Woods, Verdes, Cilia, and Lacina offer apartment options. The Acres and DAMAC Islands 2 target buyers looking for larger villas in Dubai, while Reportage Hills and DAMAC Sun City appeal to first-time buyers.

Families and long-term investors drive demand across Dubailand. The area attracts tenants working near Dubai Silicon Oasis, Academic City, and Business Bay, supporting steady rental activity and long lease terms. Freehold ownership and flexible payment plans on off-plan projects in Dubailand continue to attract buyers looking for long-term value.

Market Overview

Demand for Dubailand properties for sale remains strong among families and first-time investors looking for spacious homes at competitive prices. The district attracts buyers who want more space and lower entry prices than areas like Arabian Ranches and Motor City.

Buyers looking for villas in Dubailand can choose from a wide range of communities, including family-focused villa developments and new master plans. Dubailand offers studios, apartments, villas, and townhouses across different price points. Studio apartments start from around AED 726,000, while seven-bedroom villas in premium communities can exceed AED 22 million.

Buyers searching for apartments in Dubailand often focus on communities such as Ghaf Woods and Verdes. One-bedroom apartments in Jade, Sage, and Teal average AED 1.33 million to AED 1.42 million and measure around 800 sq ft, offering lower entry prices than nearby areas like Arjan and JVC.

Popular Dubailand off-plan property developments include Athlon, The Wilds, Sobha Elwood, The Acres, Oasis at Haven, and Damac Islands 2. These communities add new villa and townhouse supply across the district.

Properties Available for sale in Dubai Land

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Who Should Buy a Dubailand Property for Sale?

  • Growing families

    Villas with three to six bedrooms and private yards work for households that want room to spread out. Streets stay quiet after school hours.

  • First-time buyers

    A one-bedroom apartment near the 1M AED mark opens the door to Dubai freehold without stretching the budget past comfort.

  • Off-plan investors

    Athlon, Aldar's villa masterplan and DAMAC Islands 2 launches reward buyers who track phased payment structures closely.

  • South Asian expatriate households

    Long-term family renters often shift to ownership here, drawn by GEMS schools and Indian dining already woven into the community.

  • Motorsport and leisure enthusiasts

    Dubai Autodrome and Al Habtoor Polo Club sit close by. Hobby-driven buyers park the car once and reach both within minutes.

  • Commuters to Silicon Oasis

    Tech professionals get a suburban home with a short drive to Dubai Silicon Oasis, trading tower living for garden space.

Affordable developments for buying a property in Dubai Land

Cove by Imtiaz posts the lowest entry point for Dubailand properties, with studios averaging AED 726,000 and 1-bedroom units around AED 1,009,000. It suits first-time buyers who want a compact freehold home under seven figures. Two-bedroom layouts sit near AED 1,504,000. Small families stay within a similar budget without stretching. 

California Residence in California Village prices 1-bedroom apartments at roughly AED 1,110,000. Two-bedroom layouts sit near AED 1,636,000, and 3-bedroom units land around AED 2,236,000. The 13-floor building draws buyers wanting extra square footage and shared facilities. It stays firmly inside Dubailand's lower price band. 

Pine at Verdes sells 1-bedroom apartments averaging AED 1,328,000. Two-bedroom homes hover near AED 2,064,000. Recent listings from 802 sqft open at AED 1,199,000. Investors tracking the wider Aldar masterplan tend to shortlist it early. Accessible entry pricing does most of the work here.

Luxury developments for buying a property in Dubai Land

The Acres (Phase 3) sits at the top of the community. Four-bedroom villas average AED 7,584,000, and 5-bedroom homes come in at near AED 12,626,000. Six- and seven-bedroom homes climb to AED 16,633,000 and AED 22,353,000. Landscaped estate living and generous plots explain the premium. 

Zeston at Athlon lists 4-bedroom villas at an average of AED 8,110,000, with 5-bedroom homes at AED 14,198,000. Recent releases range from 5,030 to 7,448 sqft price between AED 6,150,000 and AED 10,893,160. It draws families who want architect-led design from the Aldar masterplan. 

Sobha Elwood prices 4-bedroom villas at roughly AED 9,248,000. Five- and six-bedroom homes average AED 10,784,000 and AED 12,712,000. Tenants and buyers tend to gravitate here for the generous plots of 6,000 sqft or more. The Emirates Road corridor keeps density low.

Popular developments for buying a property in Dubai Land

The Serenity cluster within the Aldar wellness masterplan records 3-bedroom villas at an average of AED 4,791,000. Four-bedroom homes sit near AED 5,639,000, and 5-bedroom villas hover around AED 8,321,000. Layouts run from 3,541 to 4,745 sqft. Move-in-ready stock is the pull for families. 

Barbados in the Damac Islands 2 averages AED 3,276,000 for 4-bedroom villas. Five-bedroom homes trade at AED 4,337,000. Recent listings at 1,550 sqft price between AED 3,250,000 and AED 3,295,710. Investors watching the Damac Islands 2 rollout treat it as a steady pick.

Distrikt 1 at Ghaf Woods sells 1-bedroom apartments at an average of AED 1,563,000. Two-bedroom homes trade near AED 2,977,000. The 21-floor building draws buyers who want forested surroundings and quick access from Emirates Road. It's a rare pocket of quiet inside the district.

Why Buy a Property for Sale in Dubai Land?

  • Entry prices below city averages

    California Residence lists 1 bedroom apartments near 1.11M AED, and 3 bedroom villas at Oasis hover around 3.12M AED. Suburban square footage costs a fraction of downtown rates. Cove by Imtiaz studios open near 726,000 AED, an unusually low ceiling for a freehold entry.

  • Direct E311 access

    Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road hugs the community edge. Business Bay, Dubai Silicon Oasis and Academic City each land within a 15 to 20 minute drive. Owners skip the inner-city crawl, which matters more once school runs and office hours stack up on the same commute.

  • Family-oriented layouts

    Villas at Aldar's wellness cluster and The Acres run from 3 to 7 bedrooms, with plots stretching from 1,808 to over 9,000 sqft. Floor plans include maid's rooms, several living zones, and gated streets. Households with children get the yard-and-cul-de-sac formula that flat living rarely offers.

  • Active off-plan pipeline

    Athlon by Aldar, Damac Islands 2, Ghaf Woods and Sobha Sanctuary all hand over between 2027 and 2030. Payment plans of 5/55/40 or 20/55/25 stretch commitments across construction. Instead of a lump sum, buyers pace outlays against milestones, which suits investors juggling cash flow.

  • Amenity coverage on the doorstep

    IMG Worlds of Adventure, Global Village, Dubai Miracle Garden and Cityland Mall all sit inside the district. GEMS Winchester, Dunecrest American and The Aquila School run classes within the community. Aster Clinic and Fakeeh University Hospital cover routine care and emergencies nearby.

  • Freehold ownership across sub-communities

    Villanova, Majan, Liwan and the newer Aldar and Damac plans all sit on freehold land, open to foreign buyers. Title transfers through DLD. Off-plan units register under Oqood; completed homes move via Ejari-linked handover. Residents tend to treat this stability as a reason to hold long term.

Amenities & Lifestyle

Errands here revolve around short hops off Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road. Schools, clinics and supermarkets are scattered across Liwan, Skycourts and The Villa, so residents plan trips by cluster rather than expect one high street to cover everything.

Schools and education

  • The Aquila School
  • GEMS Winchester School
  • GEMS FirstPoint School
  • Dunecrest American School
  • Lycée Français International Georges Pompidou

Healthcare and pharmacies

  • Aster Clinic, Skycourts
  • Fakeeh University Hospital, Dubai Silicon Oasis
  • Symbiosis Medical Centre, Cedre Villas
  • Ace Medical Centres
  • Mediclinic Medical Center

Shopping and supermarkets

  • Cityland Mall
  • Dubai Outlet Mall
  • Dragon Mart
  • Spinneys at The Villa
  • West Zone Supermarket

Dining and cafés

  • The Grill Pit
  • Equestrian Lounge Cafe
  • Oasis Pool Restaurant & Bar
  • Bait Al Kabsa & Mandi Restaurant
  • Sri Krishna Bhavan Dubailand

Parks and green spaces

  • Dubai Miracle Garden
  • Dubai Butterfly Garden
  • Majan Public Park
  • Layan Community Park

Fitness and wellness

  • Core Gym
  • District GYM
  • Al Habtoor Polo Resort & Club
  • Dubai Autodrome

Location and Transportation

Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311) connects Dubailand to key areas across Dubai. Residents can reach Downtown Dubai in around 20 minutes and Dubai International Airport in about 25 minutes by car. Dubai to Al Ain Road (E66) provides access to Arabian Ranches in 10 minutes, Motor City in 13 minutes, and Business Bay in around 22 minutes.

Dubai Silicon Oasis sits about 12 minutes away via E66, making the area popular with tech professionals. Dubailand does not have a metro station, so most residents rely on private cars. The nearest Red Line stations, Centrepoint and Rashidiya, take around 30 minutes by car. RTA Feeder Bus F30 connects several communities to wider transport routes.

Residents mainly use cars, taxis, and ride-hailing services for daily travel. Careem and Uber provide reliable coverage, especially near E311 and major community hubs. Traffic increases on internal roads during school hours, especially between 7 and 8 am.

Pros and cons of buying Properties in Dubai Land

Pros

E311 offers direct routes to Business Bay and the airport.
Falls villa prices offer a more affordable option than Arabian Ranches.
Stock ranges from compact studios to seven bedroom estates with landscaped plots.
IMG Worlds, Global Village, and Miracle Garden are nearby for weekend trips.

Cons

The nearest Red Line stations sit 30 minutes away, so most residents drive.
Newer phases bring ongoing works, causing some dust, noise, and road detours.
Feeder Bus 30 serves the area, but most residents still need a car.
JBR and Kite Beach are 25 to 30 minutes away, so beach trips need planning.

Frequently asked questions