Ref: DPF-EDH-VIL-9404-001
Mohammed Bin Rashid City, United Arab Emirates
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Q1-2027This is one of the most financially significant and most clearly evidenced distress villa opportunities currently available in the Dubai premium villa market. A Mira Plus Type villa in Eden Hills, Dubai — spanning 9,404 sq ft of built-up area on a 12,126 sq ft plot — is now available at AED 35,500,000 against a verified current market price of AED 46,000,000. The distress is not a matter of opinion or estimate: the last recorded transaction for a comparable Eden Hills villa was at AED 46,000,000 — and this villa is being offered at AED 35,500,000, a verified and documented saving of AED 10,500,000 (approximately 22.8% below the market-evidenced price). The original purchase price paid by the current seller was AED 33,400,000. The structure is covered — a significant construction milestone reflecting the physical progress of the build. For a buyer who understands what Eden Hills represents in the Dubai premium villa market, and who has the means to act on a distress of this magnitude, this listing is one of the singular buying opportunities in Dubai’s large-format villa segment today.
Eden Hills is one of Dubai’s most premium and most design-distinguished gated villa communities — a development that has attracted sustained and intense buyer interest since launch, driven by the quality of its site, its villa typologies, and the specification of its landscaping and community design. Positioned within one of Dubai’s most strategically desirable residential corridors, Eden Hills has established itself as a destination for buyers who require large-format villa living with a genuine design philosophy behind the community’s architecture, landscape, and lifestyle infrastructure. The Mira Plus typology is one of Eden Hills’ most sought-after configurations — a large-format villa layout that, at 9,404 sq ft of built-up area on a 12,126 sq ft plot, delivers genuine estate-scale living on a generous private plot. The fact that the last recorded transaction for a comparable Eden Hills villa was at AED 46,000,000 is the most powerful evidence of where the market values this product — and the most powerful evidence of the opportunity this distress listing at AED 35,500,000 represents.
The financial proposition of this listing is not based on a subjective assessment of market value or an estimated comparable — it is grounded in a documented and verifiable transaction. The last recorded sale of a comparable Eden Hills villa was at AED 46,000,000. This villa is being offered at AED 35,500,000 — AED 10,500,000 below that evidenced market price. This means the incoming buyer acquires, from the date of transfer, AED 10,500,000 of immediate market equity — equity that is supported not by the seller’s asking price but by the actual market transaction evidence available to every buyer and agent in the Dubai real estate database. The original purchase price paid by the current seller was AED 33,400,000. At AED 35,500,000, the seller accepts only AED 2,100,000 above their own acquisition cost — an almost zero-profit exit that makes this distress pricing viscerally clear: the seller is selling for reasons of urgency, not because the market value is in question. For the buyer, the combination of AED 10.5M below market, AED 2.1M above OP, and a last transaction at AED 46M creates a triple-layer investment case that is among the most robustly evidenced available in Dubai’s premium villa segment today.
Within the Eden Hills villa inventory, the Mira Plus typology occupies a specific and premium position — one that has been recognised and validated by the resale market in the transactions that have occurred since the community’s launch. At 9,404 sq ft of BUA on a 12,126 sq ft plot, the Mira Plus delivers a configuration that comfortably accommodates the domestic programme of a large multi-generational household: generous ground-floor reception and family living spaces, multiple bedroom suites across the upper floors including a master suite of exceptional scale, dedicated family living areas, staff accommodation, and private garden and outdoor living areas that extend across the full depth of the 12,126 sq ft plot. The BUA-to-plot ratio — where the built footprint is meaningfully smaller than the total plot area — ensures that the outdoor garden, pool, terrace, and recreational spaces are not residual areas compressed between the building and the boundary but are themselves generously proportioned private outdoor environments. This is the defining characteristic of a true estate villa rather than a townhouse-scale product.
The structure of this Eden Hills Mira Plus villa is covered — meaning the building’s structural shell, including the roofing, has been completed. This is a significant and materially important construction milestone for an off-plan buyer for two specific reasons. First, it eliminates the most substantial phase of construction risk — the structural build — from the buyer’s remaining wait period, with the remaining works being primarily finishing, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing installations, and external landscaping. Second, it provides the incoming buyer with the ability to assess the physical scale, volume, and spatial quality of the villa from the outside and, depending on site access, the internal spaces — giving a tangible and concrete impression of what the completed product will be rather than requiring the buyer to rely entirely on renders and floor plans. A covered structure in a premium Eden Hills villa at AED 35,500,000 against a last transaction of AED 46,000,000 is the combination of physical construction progress and financial opportunity that characterises the most compelling off-plan distress buys in Dubai’s premium villa market.
The Mira Plus typology in Eden Hills spans 9,404 sq ft of built-up area across multiple floors on a 12,126 sq ft plot. The plot size relative to the BUA ensures that the outdoor garden, pool, and terrace areas are genuinely spacious — with the building footprint occupying a proportion of the plot that leaves meaningful depth for private outdoor living on all primary orientations of the villa. The internal layout is expected to include a formal entrance hall, formal and informal reception and living rooms, an open-plan family kitchen and dining area with direct garden access, multiple bedroom suites across the upper floors including a master suite with en-suite bathroom and walk-in wardrobe, family bathrooms, maid’s and staff accommodation, and utility and storage areas. The exact bedroom and bathroom count, floor-by-floor room dimensions, kitchen specification, pool layout, garden depth, parking provision, and the full architectural floor plan for this Mira Plus villa in Eden Hills are available on request from the listing agent for qualified prospective buyers.
This is an off-plan resale villa being offered at AED 35,500,000 — AED 10,500,000 (approximately 22.8%) below the current market price as evidenced by the last recorded comparable transaction of AED 46,000,000. The original purchase price was AED 33,400,000 — the seller accepts only AED 2,100,000 above their acquisition cost for what the market has demonstrated to be worth AED 46,000,000. At AED 35,500,000 for 9,404 sq ft BUA on a 12,126 sq ft plot, the price per square foot on BUA equates to approximately AED 3,775 — a price per square foot that is materially below where Eden Hills Mira Plus villas have cleared in the open market. The incoming buyer assumes the remaining payment obligations under the original payment plan for Eden Hills. Dubai Land Department transfer fees of typically 4% apply. Full payment breakdown and transaction details are available on request from the listing agent.
The selling price is AED 35,500,000. The market price of AED 46,000,000 is evidenced by the last recorded transaction for a comparable Eden Hills villa — not by an estimate or a subjective assessment. The saving of AED 10,500,000 (approximately 22.8%) is the difference between this asking price and that documented market transaction. For any buyer with access to the Dubai Land Department transaction database, this evidence is independently verifiable.
The seller’s original purchase price (OP) was AED 33,400,000. At the asking price of AED 35,500,000, the seller accepts only AED 2,100,000 above their acquisition cost — for a villa that the market has demonstrated to be worth AED 46,000,000. The seller is accepting a return of approximately 6.3% above OP while the market value stands at 37.7% above OP. This makes the seller’s motivation and the pricing’s urgency unambiguous: they need to transact, not to maximise return.
The Mira Plus is one of Eden Hills’ most generously proportioned and most sought-after villa typologies — a large-format configuration delivering 9,404 sq ft of built-up area on a 12,126 sq ft plot. The plot size relative to the BUA ensures genuinely spacious private outdoor living areas — garden, pool, and terrace spaces that are not residual compressed zones but proper estate-scale outdoor environments. The Mira Plus has been validated by the Eden Hills resale market as one of the configurations that commands premium pricing within the community’s transaction history.
Structure covered means the villa’s structural shell — including the roofing — has been completed. This is a material construction milestone that eliminates the most significant phase of construction risk (the structural build) from the incoming buyer’s remaining wait period. The remaining works are primarily finishing, MEP installations, and external landscaping — works that are generally more predictable in timeline and cost than the structural phase. For an off-plan buyer, acquiring a covered structure at this price point below a documented market transaction represents a combination of construction progress and financial opportunity that is difficult to replicate in the current Eden Hills resale market.
At AED 35,500,000 purchase price against a market value evidenced at AED 46,000,000, the incoming buyer has AED 10,500,000 of immediate market equity from the date of transfer. This equity can be realised at any point after delivery through a market-price resale, or leveraged for refinancing purposes. It is supported by the documented last transaction — not by projections or estimates — making it one of the most robustly evidenced equity positions currently available in Dubai’s premium villa resale market.
This is an off-plan resale. The amounts already paid by the seller and the remaining installment schedule under the original Eden Hills payment plan are available on request from the listing agent. Dubai Land Department fees are typically 4% of the purchase price. All additional transaction costs are available on request.
Yes. Eden Hills is located in a designated freehold zone in Dubai. This villa is available for purchase by all nationalities. At AED 35,500,000, the buyer is fully eligible for the UAE Golden Visa. Please confirm current eligibility requirements at time of purchase.
Eden Hills features a premium gated community with parks, green infrastructure, running and cycling tracks, and a community lifestyle programme consistent with the development’s design philosophy. The Mira Plus villa’s 12,126 sq ft plot accommodates private garden, pool, and terrace areas as part of the villa’s own specification. Full confirmed community amenity details are available on request from the developer or the listing agent.
The capital appreciation case for Eden Hills is built on two structural pillars. First, supply permanence — the number of Mira Plus villas in Eden Hills is fixed and finite, and the last transaction evidence at AED 46,000,000 reflects the market’s current assessed value. Second, entry price — at AED 35,500,000, this buyer enters 22.8% below documented market value, creating a margin of safety against any near-term market movement and a meaningful upside as the community completes, matures, and its lifestyle infrastructure becomes fully operational. The historical pattern across Ellington and comparable premium Dubai villa communities consistently shows capital appreciation accelerating post-handover as the physical community reality matches and typically exceeds the pre-delivery marketing promise.
Full property documentation, floor plans, payment plan breakdown, construction progress information, and complete transaction support are available on request from the listing agent. Given the AED 10,500,000 saving against a documented market transaction of AED 46,000,000, and the seller’s clear motivation to transact, early and decisive engagement is essential. Contact the listing agent directly and immediately.
The Mira Plus villa in Eden Hills spans 9,404 sq ft of built-up area across multiple floors on a 12,126 sq ft plot — a BUA-to-plot ratio that ensures the villa's outdoor living areas are properly and generously proportioned rather than residual zones. The layout is expected to distribute the domestic programme across the floors in a manner consistent with a large-format family estate villa: formal entrance and reception on the ground floor with direct garden and outdoor access, family kitchen and dining, multiple bedroom suites on the upper floors — including a master suite of significant scale — en-suite bathrooms, staff accommodation, and utility and storage areas. The garden depth, pool placement, terrace configuration, and parking provision within the 12,126 sq ft plot are available on request. Given the structure-covered status, qualified prospective buyers may request a site visit to assess the completed shell, physical scale, and plot proportions in person. The full architectural floor plan, room-by-room dimensions, bathroom count, kitchen specification, and complete plot layout for this Mira Plus villa in Eden Hills, Dubai are available on request from the listing agent for qualified prospective buyers.
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