Damac Hills 2

Albizia

Deluxe Holiday Homes

Find an oasis of peace and calmness in our family-friendly townhouse in Damac Hills 2. This two-story property is ideal for both families and groups’ short and long-term stays.

Property Amenities:
Living Room
Kitchen
Dining Area
En Suite Master Bedroom w/ King Bed
Guest Bedrooms w/ Queen Bed &amp; Twin Beds
2 Full Bathrooms
Powder Room
Balcony
Landscaped Backyard
2 Parking included
Fully furnished &amp; equipped

Community Features:
 Community Swimming Pool
 Gymnasium
 F&amp;B Outlets
 Sports Town
 Jogging tracks
 Numerous entertainment centers
 Free access to nearby community center
 Children’s Playground
 24/7 Security

Included in the Price:
All utilities are included
Access to all building/community facilities.
In house maintenance

Additional Services:
Housekeeping 
Extra bed linen/towels
Baby cot/baby chair
Foldable bed

Additional Fees:
5% VAT + AED 900 Dubai Tourism Fee
Refundable Security Deposit
*Prices are subject to change due to season &amp; availability. Terms &amp; conditions apply.

About the Community:
Albizia is a sub-community in DAMAC Hills 2 (Akoya by DAMAC).  The parent community also known as Akoya Oxygen, is a master-planned development by DAMAC Properties. Albizia is popular because of its greenery, well-planned road network &amp; beautiful views.

About the Area:
Dubailand is a massive residential development and a tourist hotspot by Dubai Properties. It was initially proposed as a 2 billion sq. ft. plan encompassing all residential, commercial and entertainment components as expected from any real estate project in Dubai. Today, Dubailand sprawls across 3 million sq. ft., divided into several districts including Al Habtoor Polo Resort &amp; Club, Dubailand Oasis, Layan, Majan, Falcon City of Wonders, Living Legends, Villanova, Rukan, Tiger Woods and Al Waha.

Deluxe Holiday Homes is a DET licensed operator for vacation rentals in Dubai. For more information, please visit our website: 

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