Bloom Living Seville

Bloom Living Seville is a gated villa community developed by Bloom Holding within the Bloom Living masterplan in Zayed City, Abu Dhabi, offering a compact collection of eight freehold villas across two building clusters, with handover scheduled for Q4 2027.

# A Mediterranean-referenced community inside a larger Abu Dhabi masterplan

Bloom Living Seville draws its architectural language from southern Spanish urbanism: courtyard-facing facades, high ceilings, and large windows that prioritise natural light and indoor-outdoor continuity. The community sits within the broader Bloom Living development in Zayed City, a planned district in Abu Dhabi named after the country's founding father and designed around wide arterial roads, landscaped corridors and a coherent residential grid.

The scale here is deliberate. Eight villas across two clusters is a meaningful constraint. It produces a quieter, more controlled environment than the large-format releases that dominate Abu Dhabi's mid-market, and it reflects a positioning toward buyers who prefer low-density living over amenity-heavy towers.

Construction had reached 12 per cent as of the latest progress report, with completion targeted at the end of 2027.

# Residences, layouts and scale

The villas come in two configurations. Five-bedroom homes run to approximately 4,593 sq ft and are priced from AED 7.61 million. Six-bedroom homes reach 5,533 sq ft, with pricing from AED 8.63 million up to AED 10.12 million.

Both formats are unfurnished, leaving buyers to fit out to their own specification. At these floor plate sizes, the layouts accommodate generous family living rooms, dedicated bedroom wings, and meaningful outdoor coverage.

The architectural emphasis on large glazed openings and ceiling height follows the logic of the Mediterranean reference: light is treated as a spatial material, not an afterthought. Service charges are set at AED 4.50 per sq ft per year, which for a 5,533 sq ft villa translates to approximately AED 24,900 annually.

# Community facilities

# Shared amenities across the development

Residents access a fitness centre, tennis courts, a swimming pool with lounge areas, children's playgrounds, and a network of parks with dedicated jogging and cycling paths. The outdoor infrastructure is continuous and interconnected, which suits households that use daily exercise as a routine rather than an occasion.

The amenities are functional rather than hotel-inflected. No spa, no concierge services, no rooftop bar. Buyers drawn to resort-adjacent living will want to look elsewhere. Those seeking a well-maintained residential community with practical facilities will find the offering proportionate to the project's scale.

# Zayed City as an address

Zayed City is one of Abu Dhabi's more deliberately planned urban districts, built around a clear street hierarchy, commercial anchors and residential developments that have attracted a mix of Emirati families and international long-term residents. The area connects into Abu Dhabi's primary road network, with access to the city centre and proximity to the Abu Dhabi International Airport corridor.

The nearby list for Seville is currently sparse in formal data, but the district's character is shaped by its infrastructure planning: schools, healthcare facilities and retail are integrated at the district level rather than requiring residents to leave the area for daily needs.

# Who this suits, and where it sits in the current market

A collection of eight villas priced between AED 7.6 million and AED 10.1 million, in a low-density gated setting, addresses a specific buyer. Families relocating from Europe or the GCC who want a large floor plate, outdoor space and a manageable community will find the proposition coherent. Investors seeking rental yield from a high-turnover pool will not.

The price range, combined with the unfurnished specification and the four-year horizon to completion at a 12 per cent build stage, suits buyers who are planning a primary or secondary residence rather than those chasing near-term returns. At AED 1,650 to AED 1,830 per sq ft across the two unit types, the pricing reflects Zayed City's positioning: below Palm Jumeirah or Saadiyat Island benchmarks, but consistent with the district's trajectory as Abu Dhabi continues to direct infrastructure investment toward its newer planned zones.