Cedarwood Estates South

Cedarwood Estates South is a collection of eleven villas developed by Wasl within Jumeirah Golf Estates, the established golf community in Dubai's south-western corridor. Priced between AED 13.35 million and AED 28.69 million, the project is currently under construction and scheduled for completion in the first quarter of 2029.

# The community and its position within Jumeirah Golf Estates

Jumeirah Golf Estates occupies a substantial parcel of land anchored by two championship courses: the Earth Course, designed by Greg Norman, and the Fire Course, designed by Pete Dye. The Earth Course hosts the DP World Tour Championship, which gives the address a sporting credibility that few residential communities in Dubai can claim.

Cedarwood Estates South sits within that broader master plan. With just eleven homes, the sub-community is deliberately compact, positioned to face golf course views rather than internal roads or neighbouring rooftops. The low unit count alone separates it from the larger villa clusters that characterise much of Jumeirah Golf Estates.

# Residences: scale, configuration and finish

The eleven villas span a significant size range, from approximately 6,085 square feet to just over 9,212 square feet, which places them firmly in the larger bracket of Dubai's villa market. Bedroom configurations are available across four, five and six-bedroom formats.

Interior specification follows a consistent material logic: porcelain flooring throughout, wood joinery, feature painted walls, and hardware in brass or black finishes. Kitchens are fitted at a luxury tier, incorporating an island and walk-in pantry. Living volumes are amplified by floor-to-ceiling glazing and double-height spaces in select areas.

# Private outdoor provision

Each villa includes a landscaped courtyard, private swimming pool, water feature, sheltered terrace with pergola, garden, and a dedicated barbecue area. The master suites incorporate walk-in closets. Every home is also equipped with a private lift, an increasingly standard specification at this price point in Dubai.

Covered parking accommodates three vehicles per villa, with EV charging provision included.

# Lifestyle infrastructure within the development

Amenities at Cedarwood Estates South include cycling and jogging tracks, shaded green spaces, and dedicated lifestyle areas. Home automation is standard across all units. Residents receive access to concierge services, 24-hour security, and Country Club membership within Jumeirah Golf Estates, which extends the available leisure infrastructure well beyond the immediate villa cluster.

# Connectivity and the wider district

Jumeirah Golf Estates sits in Dubai's south-western zone, with road access to Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road providing a reasonably direct route to both Dubai Marina and the Expo City district. Dubai International Airport is accessible but requires navigating across the city; Al Maktoum International Airport, currently undergoing significant expansion, is considerably closer and may become the more relevant hub for residents by the time Cedarwood Estates South completes in 2029.

The community operates with a self-contained logic: residents commute out, but day-to-day requirements, leisure, and sport are designed to be met within the gates.

# Who this project is built for, and where it sits in the current market

Eleven units priced from AED 13.35 million to AED 28.69 million, completing in 2029: this is a small-volume release targeting buyers who want golf-front living in a master-planned environment without the density of Dubai Hills Estate or the commercial character of Emirates Hills' periphery. The Wasl name carries government-linked credibility, which matters to overseas buyers navigating off-plan risk.

The buyer profile is likely a family relocating to Dubai on a long-term basis, or a GCC or European buyer seeking a primary residence with golf access and a manageable community scale. The four-year construction runway gives investors time to plan; it also means that buyers are committing to a market view that extends into the latter half of the decade, when Dubai's southern districts are expected to benefit materially from infrastructure completions around Al Maktoum.