Townhouses for rent in Damac Hills 2

Damac Hills 2 is a master-planned suburban community in Dubailand, built by DAMAC Properties and originally launched as Akoya Oxygen in 2014. The layout is a set of themed clusters like Vardon, Amargo, Avencia, and Juniper, each built around parks, lakes, and shared sports facilities. 

Townhouses here sit on quiet interior streets with private gardens, dedicated parking, and access to the community center a short drive away.

If you're looking at a Damac Hills 2 rent townhouse, homes typically come in 3- to 4-bedroom layouts, with open-plan ground floors and modern, practical finishes. Annual rents across the community run from around AED 70,000 for smaller units up to about AED 190,000 for larger, upgraded corner or single-row homes, with a family-sized townhouse usually landing between AED 110,000 and AED 130,000. 

The residents skew family. You'll find people who want space, a garden for the kids, and a gated setup at a rent that would only get you an apartment closer to town. Amenities like the Malibu Beach wave pool, an outdoor cinema, and a petting farm sit inside the master plan, so weekends don't always need a drive out.

There's no metro anywhere close, so you'll rely on a car, and Downtown or Dubai Marina is roughly 35 minutes off-peak. In return, you get more house for your money and a genuinely quiet, low-traffic community.

A Damac Hills 2 rent townhouse sits across themed clusters like Vardon, Amargo, Avencia, and Coursetia. Most homes come in 3 to 4-bedroom layouts, with built-up areas roughly 1,700 to 2,400 sq ft on plots around 1,200 to 1,900 sq ft. Annual rents start near AED 70,000 for smaller units and climb to about AED 190,000 for larger, upgraded corner or single-row homes, with the typical family townhouse around AED 110,000 to AED 130,000.

What moves the price? Cluster location, row position, plot size, and whether the townhouse is furnished or backs onto a park. Single-row and corner units command the top end, while middle-row homes in the older clusters sit at the value end.

The lower end of the Damac Hills 2 rent townhouse sits in the older Akoya Oxygen clusters. Amargo offers three-bedroom units with closed kitchens and small private gardens, with rents from around AED 70,000 a year on the smallest layouts. 

Avencia is another entry point, with compact three-bedroom homes on middle rows that keep costs down, and Vardon rounds out this tier for families who want a townhouse footprint without stretching the budget. Expect basic finishes and a longer drive into central Dubai.

At the top end, larger four-bedroom townhouses push annual rents toward AED 190,000. Park Greens offers newer builds with wider plots and premium finishes, sitting close to green corridors, while Claret brings corner units and larger plots that feel closer to villa living. 

These homes come with upgraded interiors, single-row positioning and quick access to the community's parks and pools.

The middle of the market takes most tenants, roughly AED 110,000 to AED 130,000 a year, where three and four-bedroom homes in clusters like Coursetia and Vardon offer the best balance of size and price. These sit close to the community centre and parks, and they rent quickly, so it's worth moving fast when one comes up.

Damac Hills 2 sits out in Dubailand, so you'll want a car here. There's no metro nearby, and the community leans on road connections rather than public transit. Buses do run through the clusters, but for most residents, driving is the default.