Farm Gardens Villas 2

Farm Gardens Villas 2 is a villa community by Emaar within The Valley, a master-planned district positioned along the Dubai–Al Ain Road. The project comprises four- and five-bedroom villas offered in two design schemes, Horizon and Oren, with handover scheduled for March 2028. Construction is currently 35.9 per cent complete.

# The Valley: a low-rise district beyond the urban core

The Valley is one of Emaar's larger land-led communities, designed around open green space rather than density. The proposition differs from the developer's higher-profile urban towers: here, the emphasis is horizontal, with residential streets giving way to parks, farmland plots and a sandy beach within the community boundary.

Farm Gardens Villas 2 sits within the agricultural quarter of The Valley, where community farming forms part of the shared landscape. That positioning is deliberate. Emaar has used the farming concept to create visual separation between neighbourhoods and to maintain a landscaped buffer that most gated villa communities in Dubai simulate rather than deliver.

The scale of the surrounding master plan gives this phase room. Villas are not packed against one another, and the street-level experience reflects that.

# Residences: two design palettes, private pools throughout

Every villa in Farm Gardens Villas 2 includes a full-width private pool. That is standard across the range, not reserved for larger configurations.

Buyers choose between two interior design schemes. Horizon reads cleaner and more minimal. Oren leans warmer. Both are defined through a curated set of finishes: wall and ceiling paint, cabinetry, kitchen and powder room trim, countertops and backsplash, floor and wall tile, and metalwork details including fluted glass shutters. Floor-to-ceiling windows run through the main living volumes, drawing daylight into the interior and framing views toward the surrounding landscape.

The villas are delivered unfurnished. Kitchens are fitted. Specific floor areas have not been publicly disclosed for this phase.

# Community amenities and shared space

The amenity offer within The Valley is centred on outdoor use.

A sandy beach, named Golden Beach, sits within the community and functions as a leisure destination without requiring residents to leave the development. An adults' infinity pool and a separate children's pool complement it. Pocket parks and playgrounds are distributed across the master plan, and an arbour structure provides shaded communal space.

Community farming plots are an active amenity here, not decorative. Residents can participate directly in growing produce, an increasingly sought feature among families prioritising outdoor engagement over purely passive recreation.

Service charges are set at 3–4 AED per square foot annually.

# Location along the Dubai–Al Ain corridor

The Valley sits on the Dubai–Al Ain Road (E66), one of the main arterial routes connecting central Dubai to the eastern emirate border. The corridor has developed steadily over the past decade, with Emaar committing substantial residential inventory to the area across multiple phases.

The road provides direct access to Downtown Dubai, with drive times that vary considerably by time of day. Schools, retail and healthcare serving The Valley are a mix of on-site provision and nearby facilities along the corridor, though the community is not within walking distance of established urban infrastructure in the way that inner-city neighbourhoods are.

That distance is part of the trade-off. Buyers choosing The Valley are typically choosing land, space and lower density over proximity.

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

Farm Gardens Villas 2 is sold out at the primary level, which itself carries information about demand. Emaar's master communities along the E66 corridor have absorbed significant buyer interest from families seeking larger plots at price points below those in Emaar Hills or Arabian Ranches.

The buyer profile here skews toward owner-occupiers: families relocating to Dubai who need four or five bedrooms, outdoor space for children, and a lower-density environment than Business Bay or Dubai Marina provide. The farming and beach amenities are specific enough to attract buyers who have already discounted standard villa communities and want a more considered outdoor programme.

With completion in March 2028 and construction approaching the 36 per cent mark, the timeline is credible. Emaar's delivery record on large-scale master communities in Dubai is well documented, and The Valley as a whole is at an advanced enough stage that buyers can assess the neighbourhood on the ground rather than from renderings alone.