

Price
On Request
Sizes
1730 Sq. Ft.* Onwards
Status
New Launch
Location
Dubailand, Dubai

Type
Villasconfiguration
4 BedUnits
NALand Area
NAThe Willows at Sobha Sanctuary by Sobha Realty offers premium 4 bedroom villas in Dubailand, designed for modern family living. These G+1 villas feature spacious layouts, private gardens, and elegant interiors, making The Willows Dubailand villas a great choice for both end-users and investors. With attractive pricing, flexible payment plans, and well-designed floor plans, The Willows at Sobha Sanctuary is a strong option for those looking to buy villas in Dubailand.
Set within a green master community, The Willows at Sobha Sanctuary in Dubailand offers top-class amenities including parks, sports complex, and wellness spaces. The Willows amenities list, along with its prime location and quality development by Sobha Realty, makes it a high-potential investment. Explore The Willows at Sobha Sanctuary price, brochure, and booking options to secure your villa in this fast-growing community.

4 bedroom garden villas in a wellness-focused master community
Part of the 872-acre Sobha Sanctuary masterplan
Six Buildings with Signature Tower
50% open and green spaces with 800,000 sq. ft. park
5 km leisure loop and 9+ km wellness loop
Beach lagoon, wellness centre and sports facilities

Jogging Tracks

Cycling Tracks

Fitness Parks

Kids Play Area

Clubhouse

Tennis Courts

Amphitheatre

Meditation Lawns

Guest Parking

Pet Parks

Sports Courts

Landscaped Courtyards

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Sobha Realty is the internationally recognized luxury developer known for its own workmanship, architectural perfection, and timely work. Landmark projects such as Sobha Hartland, Sobha One, and Waves Opulence mean urban convenience mixed with green living and waterfront are an unrivaled combination provided by the brand. The Sobha homes fully reflect this dedication to quality and detail, with all of their homes being created using a backward-integrated model.