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Palm Garden Villa
Frond K, Palm Jumeirah, Dubai
The original frond villas were built in 2007, and many have now been renovated. This one was taken back to the structure in 2024: new glazing, new kitchen, new bathrooms and a garden replanted around the pool with palms and frangipani.
The living spaces are on one level, with the pool and garden through sliding doors and the beach beyond a low gate. Five bedrooms are split between the ground and first floor. The landlord is looking for a long-term family tenant and would consider a two-year contract.
Rent is payable in up to four cheques. Garden and pool maintenance are included.
Overview
- 5 bedrooms
- 6 bathrooms
- 6,200 sq ft
- 2 covered spaces
- Unfurnished
- Built in 2007
Features
- Private beach access
- Renovated in 2024
- Pool and garden maintenance included
- New kitchen and bathrooms
- Two-year contract possible
- Up to 4 cheques
Key facts
- Status
- For Rent
- Type
- Villa
- Yearly rent
- AED 950,000/yr
- Built-up area
- 6,200 sq ft
- Plot
- 8,700 sq ft
- Community
- Palm Jumeirah
- Emirate
- Dubai
- Listed
- 30 September 2026
Location
Palm Garden Villa
Frond K, 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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