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Sobha Elwood is a 10 million sq. ft. wide luxury project, and sustainability goes hand in hand with it. Home to more than 10,000 trees across 26 percent of the development, the community embraces the natural world with tremendous green parks and landscaping to reflect some of the most recognizable woodland areas in the world. With 4- to 6-bedroom villas, every home is designed as an oasis- architecturally magnificent and lushly surrounded, to make life serene, sophisticated and closer to nature.
Experience the unrivalled beauty of Sobha Elwood- an exclusive villa community that has been conceptualised as a living legacy to the splendour of nature. It covers 10 million sq. ft. and has landscapes modeled after seven of the most prestigious forests in the world, of which 47 percent of the area is allocated to parks and open green spaces. Each 4, 5, and 6-bedroom villa is carefully placed in this canvas of forest and brings to you a rare blend of understated elegance and quiet lifestyle.
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20%
Down Payment
40%
During Construction
40%
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.
