Dubai Properties launches large villas in its Villanova project

Real estate developer Dubai Properties (DP) has announced the launch of new large villas for sale within its Villanova residential master community in Dubailand.

The new villas – La Quinta – are part of the second phase of the Villanova project.

The three, four, five and five plus- bedroom independent La Quinta villas range in size from 2,204 sqft to 3,863 sqft and are targeted at families.

Themed around Mediterranean and Portuguese architecture, the villas in La Quinta will have two to three shaded car parks and an outdoor area.

Located adjacent to the Al Habtoor Polo and Equestrian Club, the units will also be surrounded by walking and biking trails, linear parks and fountains, a statement said.

Masood Al Awar, chief commercial officer at DP, said: “La Quinta is a residential neighbourhood that is specifically designed to accommodate larger families who require in excess of three bedrooms. We have seen a strong demand for this category of family homes following the successful handover completion of Phase 2 of our master-planned community Mudon at Dubailand; the demand is also reflected in the high resale transactions in the secondary market.

“This new launch will invariably enhance the market dynamics in the family accommodation segment and we anticipate a strong uptake for all the units launched for sale,” he added.

The large Villanova master plan comprises of smaller neighbourhoods of 150-250 units, including cluster homes and standalone villas.

The private gated project will also have recreational facilities such as a pool house, children’s play areas, BBQ zones, picnic lawns and basketball court, as well as facilities like mosques and retail outlets with outdoor seating.

Amaranta, the first phase of Villanova, was launched along with the main project in October 2016.

Dubai Properties has not specified when the development, located on the intersection of Emirates Road and Al Ain Road, was due to be completed.

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