Properties for rent in Warsan Village

Nakheel completed Warsan Village in 2015 with 942 two-storey townhouses inside the wider International City master plan. Families drive demand for Warsan Village rent because each home offers three bedrooms, a maid's room, a private garden, and parking for two cars. This gives renters more space than most apartments in International City.

Every townhouse follows a three-bedroom layout with open-plan living areas, a maid's room, laundry space, and built-in wardrobes. Some homes come furnished, while others remain unfurnished. Tenants often renew their leases, which keeps rental supply limited.

Wide internal roads and landscaped paths give the community a quieter feel. A clubhouse, swimming pool, and retail plaza serve residents, while the plaza includes a supermarket, salons, and casual restaurants. Security staff monitor the entrance around the clock.

The 942 homes sit across four blocks, A, B, C, and D. Nakheel's property management team maintains the roads, gardens, and shared facilities. Families looking for houses in Dubai can therefore get a more settled community setting without moving far from International City.

Warsan Village attracts working professionals and small families who want a house with more space than most apartments. The gated community has 942 townhouses, all with three bedrooms, a maid's room, and a private garden. Freehold ownership also keeps end users and long-term investors active in the rental market.

New rentals average AED 117,806 per year, while renewed rentals average AED 110,892 per year. The average rent varies across the community. Warsan Village Block A averages AED 119,106 per year, Block C averages AED 112,563, and Block D averages AED 110,647. Each townhouse covers about 1,657 to 1,793 sq ft across two floors. Every home has three bedrooms, a maid's room, a private garden, and parking. 

The pricing keeps Warsan Village competitive with Mirdif and Al Warqa. Renters looking for affordable houses in International City, affordable townhouses in Dubai, or cheap properties in Dubai can compare nearby apartment clusters with the larger townhouse option here.

The clubhouse, swimming pool, and children's play areas give the community a strong family focus. Wide internal roads, landscaped areas, and nearby retail support daily needs. Bus stops along Manama Road sit within about 500 metres of the entrance, while the main highways provide access to the rest of Dubai.

Block B offers some of the lowest Warsan Village rent levels, with three-bedroom townhouses starting at around AED 130,000 per year. Each home covers about 1,657 sq ft across two floors, with a maid's room beside the kitchen that can serve as extra space. Families who want a townhouse without a higher rental cost often start their search here.

Block A sits at the top of the rental range. Upgraded and corner three-bedroom townhouses rent for around AED 170,000 per year. Plots cover about 1,687 sq ft, and many homes come fully furnished with landscaped space behind the property. Tenants who want a single-row position and a private garden often shortlist Block A first.

Block D draws steady demand, with three-bedroom townhouses renting for AED 140,000 to AED 150,000 per year. Homes range from 1,657 to 1,681 sq ft and sit close to the clubhouse, pool, and retail plaza. Working professionals and families who want a ready home near Al Awir Road often choose this block. Many tenants renew their leases instead of restarting their search.

Al Awir Road (E44) and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311) provide the main road links around Warsan Village. Dubai International Airport takes about 15 minutes by car. Downtown Dubai and Business Bay take around 20 to 25 minutes via Ras Al Khor Road. Academic City and Dubai Silicon Oasis sit about 10 minutes away, making the location practical for renters working in either area.

RTA buses serve the wider International City area, with routes 621 and Q stopping near Manama Road. The nearest Red Line Metro stations, Centrepoint and Rashidiya, take about 15 to 20 minutes by car. Most households use private cars for daily travel, while taxis and ride hailing services provide an alternative.