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Chevalia Estate at Grand Polo Club & Resort welcomes you to experience luxury along with the traditions of horses. The design of the buildings matches the grandeur of Nature, resulting in a place that is free and stylish. Taking inspiration from the graceful appearance of horses, the estate gives residents a peaceful and flowing way of life in the house. From the time the polo fields are lit in the early morning until the last sound of the night, Chevalia Estate gives more than a home; it shapes the way life is lived.
Where cultures of middle ages and horses merge, Chevalia Estate combines grace, power, and heritage. Spread out across huge polo fields and featuring the breathtaking spiral stables, this property shows a new way of living close to nature. Villas are embraced by green nature and wide open skies, and the estate flows just like golf does. This acts as more than a home, uniting us with class, history, and independence.
Unit Type
Sizes
Prices
10%
Down Payment
70%
During Construction
20%
Post-Handover
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Download PDFIf purchasing from the secondary market, expect DLD fees of 4% of the property’s value, plus registration and agency commissions.
Typically, it takes 2–6 weeks depending on the agreement and paperwork between buyer and seller.
Yes, non-UAE residents can buy freehold properties in designated areas of Dubai.
No, you do not need a residency visa to buy property, but some property investments can qualify you for one.
Yes, you can rent it out for both long-term and short-term leases depending on the area and building rules.
Yes, annual maintenance fees apply and are based on the RERA service charge index and property type.
