Eden House The Park

Eden House The Park is a low-rise residential development by H&H Development in Al Wasl, comprising 128 apartments across five buildings, with completion scheduled for Q2 2027.

# The development and its position in Al Wasl

Al Wasl sits in a quiet but central corridor of the city, flanked by the Dubai Water Canal to one side and the residential streets of Jumeirah to the other. It is neither Downtown's vertical density nor the suburban sprawl further south; the neighbourhood occupies a middle ground that attracts buyers who want proximity to the centre without living inside it.

Five low-rise buildings form the Eden House The Park community. The format is deliberate. At 128 residences spread across that footprint, the density is low by Dubai standards, and the scale keeps the development closer to a private enclave than a standard apartment block. Construction is underway with just under 32% of the build completed at the time of writing.

H&H Development has positioned this as a park-facing community, with green landscaping central to the site's design rather than peripheral to it.

# Residences, layouts and specification

The range runs from two-bedroom apartments at around 1,800 sq ft to four-bedroom homes extending to just over 8,000 sq ft, with asking prices spanning approximately AED 7.1 million to AED 42.9 million. That breadth reflects a genuinely varied product: the two-bedroom units cluster tightly around the 1,900 sq ft mark, while the three-bedroom floor plans sit mostly between 2,250 and 2,650 sq ft, with a handful of larger configurations reaching beyond 4,100 sq ft.

The four-bedroom tier is where the figures become more striking. One unit is listed at 3,491 sq ft for AED 14.6 million; another reaches 6,857 sq ft at AED 35.3 million; the largest, at over 8,000 sq ft, is priced at AED 42.9 million. These are clearly distinct products within the same address, likely penthouses or duplex configurations rather than standard floor-through apartments.

All residences are delivered semi-furnished. The service charge is set at AED 35 per sq ft, which buyers comparing across Al Wasl and neighbouring districts should factor into annual holding costs.

# Wellness and shared amenities

The amenity list is focused rather than exhaustive. Residents have access to community pools, a spa, sauna and steam rooms, and fitness facilities. There is no mention of a cinema room, co-working space or rooftop terrace in the confirmed data, which means expectations should be calibrated accordingly.

For a development of this size and price point, the wellness orientation makes sense. The target resident is not relying on on-site amenities to substitute for the city; they are close enough to everything that a well-run pool and a properly equipped gym are sufficient anchors.

# Connections and the surrounding neighbourhood

Dubai British School in Jumeira sits 290 metres from the site. For families with school-age children, that proximity is material; it removes the morning commute from the equation entirely.

Safa Park is 2.6 km away, Downtown Dubai 4.3 km, and Jumeirah Beach around 4.7 km. Dubai Mall and the Burj Khalifa precinct are reachable in approximately 5 km. Dubai International Airport sits 17.8 km to the northeast, manageable by road in most traffic conditions.

The Al Wasl Road artery runs through the district, connecting residents quickly northward toward Jumeirah and southward into the Business Bay and Downtown corridor. For buyers who divide time between Dubai and a home market, the airport distance is a practical consideration rather than a deterrent.

# Who this project suits and where it sits in the market

Eden House The Park addresses a specific buyer: someone who wants a residential address in central Dubai rather than a tower with a branded hotel and a lobby designed to impress visitors. The low-rise format, the park integration, and the Al Wasl location all point toward owner-occupier use rather than buy-to-let speculation.

The two-bedroom entry point at roughly AED 7.1 million reflects land values in a neighbourhood that has appreciated meaningfully over recent years. Three-bedroom units in the AED 8 to 10 million range represent the mid-tier of the project and arguably its most considered purchase for a primary or secondary residence. The upper end, approaching AED 43 million, competes with villa and penthouse product across Jumeirah and parts of the Palm, which means buyers at that level will be comparing across asset types as much as across buildings.

With Q2 2027 as the delivery date and construction at roughly a third complete, buyers are entering at a stage where the project is real but the premium for early access has not fully closed.