Damac Lagoons Monte Carlo

DAMAC Lagoons Monte Carlo is a furnished townhouse community within the broader DAMAC Lagoons district, developed by DAMAC Properties and positioned in the emerging Oasis area of Dubai. Completion is scheduled for Q3 2026, with construction currently past the 72 per cent mark.

# The community and its Mediterranean reference point

DAMAC Lagoons takes its design language from the Mediterranean coast, and Monte Carlo is one of the named clusters within it. The architectural palette leans on white rendered facades, tall windows and natural timber detailing, a combination that reads as southern European without tipping into pastiche. Set against the lagoon network that runs through the wider district, the low-rise scale of the townhouses makes for a markedly different proposition from the tower-led projects that dominate much of Dubai's residential pipeline.

The community sits at the junction of Sheikh Zayed Bin Hamdan Al Nahyan Street and Hessa Street, a position that gives it reasonable arterial access despite being some distance from central Dubai.

# Residences: four and five-bedroom townhouses

The homes at Monte Carlo are four and five-bedroom townhouses, delivered fully furnished. Each includes a private garden, a balcony, one or two terraces, a patio and a dedicated maid or nanny room with its own bathroom. Garages are standard.

Interiors follow the same Mediterranean influence as the exteriors: light-filled volumes, high ceilings and warm beige tones offset by timber furniture and accents. The furnishing package arrives as part of the purchase, which removes a common friction point for international buyers buying ahead of completion.

Specific floor areas have not been confirmed at the time of writing, so size comparisons are not possible here.

# Amenities anchored to the water

The community's amenity programme is built around water. Lagoons run through the development, supported by waterfalls, beach areas and private decks. A floating amphitheatre is among the less conventional inclusions, positioned alongside a pool, an exclusive clubhouse and gardens.

# Complementary provision on land

Away from the water, residents have access to sports courts, a cinema, a boutique retail area and a children's play area. Parking supply is described as ample. Service charges are quoted at between AED 2 and AED 3.5 per square foot annually, a range that reflects the breadth of shared infrastructure.

# Connectivity and the surrounding district

The drive to Al Maktoum International Airport covers roughly 37.7 kilometres and takes around 33 minutes by car. Several schools are within ten to fourteen minutes: Jebel Ali School sits 6.3 kilometres away, South View School approximately 5.2 kilometres. Mediclinic Parkview Hospital is reachable in fourteen minutes.

For leisure, Trump International Golf Club is a fourteen-minute drive, the Dubai Polo and Equestrian Club around ten minutes, and DAMAC Hills Park eleven minutes. Dubai Miracle Garden is fifteen minutes away. Public transport within the immediate vicinity remains limited while the broader district develops.

# Who Monte Carlo suits and where it sits in the market

Monte Carlo targets the buyer who wants Dubai residential ownership but has limited appetite for the oversight that comes with unfurnished off-plan delivery. A complete, furnished townhouse with garden and outdoor terracing, delivered in Q3 2026, suits the non-resident purchaser intending to hold the asset as a second home or lease it upon handover.

The project is currently listed as out of stock. Buyers tracking availability should register interest directly with the agent, as re-releases or resale stock from original purchasers occasionally emerge in the months before completion.