Fleurs de Jardin

Fleurs de Jardin is a collection of two villas within a single gated community in MBR District 11, Meydan South, developed by AMIS Development in partnership with jewellery house Jacob & Co. Presale is open, with handover scheduled for September 2028.

# A gated community in Meydan South shaped by a jewellery house's aesthetic

The collaboration between AMIS Development and Jacob & Co. is unusual enough to warrant attention on its own terms. Jacob & Co. is known for mechanically complex, visually extravagant timepieces, and the design language at Fleurs de Jardin draws directly from that signature: layered forms, an emphasis on light, and materials chosen for how they change across the day.

The community sits in MBR District 11, part of the broader Meydan South corridor that has attracted a number of boutique, low-density residential projects over the past several years. With only two residences on a single plot, the scale is deliberately intimate. This is not a tower with a lobby; it is a walled enclave designed around privacy as a primary condition, not a marketing footnote.

# Residences spanning up to 15,000 square feet across multiple floors

Prices run from AED 26 million to AED 44 million, with floor areas between approximately 9,600 and 15,000 square feet. At that scale, these are substantial family homes by any standard, including Dubai's.

# Layouts and specification

Each residence extends across basement, ground, and upper floors, giving owners a vertical separation of uses that larger villas often lack. The basement accommodates parking and dedicated rooms for a home theatre and golf simulator, depending on the unit. Upper floors carry the principal living and sleeping spaces.

Kitchens and bathrooms are finished to a specification consistent with the Jacob & Co. branding: bespoke material selections, luxury fixtures, and finishes applied throughout rather than reserved for reception rooms. The design intent, as expressed by the developer, prioritises craftsmanship at every stage of construction, from structural detailing to interior specification.

# Amenities across the gated enclave

Landscaped gardens and a lagoon run through the site, connected by walkways. A retro-style clubhouse houses swimming pools and a fitness studio. Mansion residents have access to a spa and wellness centre, alongside the home theatre and golf simulator provisions in the basement.

A children's play area is included within the grounds. Round-the-clock gated security operates across the community.

# MBR District 11: an emerging address between Al Barari and Meydan

Meydan South places Fleurs de Jardin in an area bordered by established low-density communities, including Al Barari to the north-west, a neighbourhood that set the template for green, villa-led living in this part of Dubai over a decade ago. The surrounding infrastructure is still maturing, which is relevant context for buyers: this is a district being built out rather than one already fully formed.

Access to Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road and Al Ain Road connects residents to Downtown Dubai and Dubai International Airport without travelling through the denser inner districts. That connectivity is one reason the southern MBR corridor has drawn developer interest despite its relative newness.

# Two residences, one clear buyer profile

A project of two units at this price point is not trying to appeal broadly. The buyer is likely already in Dubai, or returning regularly, with a portfolio that includes a primary residence elsewhere. The Jacob & Co. association signals something specific: an interest in objects and spaces designed with the same rigour applied to luxury goods, where provenance and craft are part of the value proposition rather than incidental.

For that profile, Fleurs de Jardin offers scale, seclusion, and a design pedigree that distinguishes it from the volume mansion developments elsewhere in Meydan and DAMAC Hills. Whether the September 2028 timeline holds, and how the surrounding district matures by then, will be the practical considerations worth tracking.