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Garden Terrace Townhouse
Palm Crescent Terraces, Palm Jumeirah, Dubai
The Crescent Terraces are a small group of townhouses stepped down a gentle slope, each with a planted roof that the house above looks out over. It makes the whole terrace feel greener and more private than most townhouse communities.
This one has a double-height living room with a full wall of glass onto a private garden, a kitchen with a breakfast bar and a guest bedroom on the ground floor. Upstairs are two further bedroom suites and a study gallery overlooking the living room.
The house is furnished to a high standard and the landlord will consider two or four cheques. DEWA and chiller are paid by the tenant. Residents share a pool and a stretch of beach on the crescent.
Overview
- 3 bedrooms
- 4 bathrooms
- 3,100 sq ft
- 2 allocated spaces
- Furnished
- Built in 2015
Features
- Double-height living room
- Private garden
- Planted roof terrace
- Residents' beach and pool
- Furnished to a high standard
- 2 or 4 cheques
Key facts
- Status
- For Rent
- Type
- Townhouse
- Yearly rent
- AED 380,000/yr
- Built-up area
- 3,100 sq ft
- Plot
- 3,400 sq ft
- Community
- Palm Jumeirah
- Emirate
- Dubai
- Listed
- 24 September 2026
Location
Garden Terrace Townhouse
Palm Crescent Terraces, Palm Jumeirah
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About Palm Jumeirah. Beachfront villas on the fronds and apartments on the trunk. Private sand, sea views and a slower pace twenty minutes from Marina.
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For RentHow does rent work in the UAE?
Rent is quoted per year, which is how prices appear on this site. Landlords usually ask for payment by post-dated cheques, from one to four (sometimes twelve), plus a refundable security deposit of around 5% for unfurnished homes or 10% for furnished ones.
What is Ejari, and do I need it?
Ejari is the official registration of a tenancy contract in Dubai. You need it to connect DEWA (water and electricity), to apply for residence visas for family members and for some school applications. In Abu Dhabi the equivalent system is Tawtheeq. Our leasing team handles the registration for you.
Can my landlord increase the rent at renewal?
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