Golden Wood Views V

Golden Wood Views V is a 26-unit residential building by Golden Woods, located in Jumeirah Village Circle and scheduled for handover by June 2026. The project offers one- and two-bedroom apartments, with construction currently 83 per cent complete.

# The Building and Its Position in JVC

Jumeirah Village Circle occupies the middle band of new Dubai, positioned between the older arterial sprawl of Sheikh Zayed Road and the newer communities pushing south toward Expo City. It is a low-rise-to-mid-rise district, broadly residential in character, where a circular road layout organises the neighbourhood into a series of interlocking plots, parks and street-level amenities.

Golden Wood Views V sits within that fabric as a single building. The architecture follows the clean, rectilinear language that has come to define the better end of JVC's residential output: large window openings, considered proportions, and a façade that does not overclaim. At 26 units, it is a deliberately small scheme. That scale affects how the building functions as much as how it looks, with fewer residents sharing amenities and a quieter communal atmosphere than the district's larger towers can offer.

# Residences, Layouts and Specification

The unit mix runs across one- and two-bedroom configurations, ranging from approximately 646 square feet to 1,263 square feet. One-bedroom apartments are priced from AED 1,162,314, while two-bedroom units reach up to AED 2,273,652 at the larger end of the range.

Interiors use a combination of stone, metal and timber finishes, with kitchens delivered fitted and equipped with European-manufactured materials. Bathrooms carry the same material palette. Beyond the kitchen, residences are delivered unfurnished, giving buyers the latitude to complete the interiors on their own terms.

Open-plan layouts connect living and dining areas without subdivision, which improves usable floor area on the smaller one-bedroom footprints particularly. Balconies extend the residential floor plate outward, and several units include a private jacuzzi on the balcony itself. The service charge is set at AED 14 per square foot annually.

# Amenities On Site

The building's amenity deck is compact but practical. A main swimming pool is complemented by a dedicated children's pool, a sauna and jacuzzi, and a barbecue area. A walking track and children's play area complete the list.

These are the facilities as registered; nothing beyond this has been listed by the developer. For a building of 26 units, the provision is proportionate. Residents looking for larger gym facilities or retail at the base will find those within JVC's broader community infrastructure rather than within the building itself.

# Getting Around from Jumeirah Village Circle

JVC connects efficiently to the wider city via Al Khail Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, the two primary arteries flanking the district. Downtown Dubai is accessible in approximately 18 minutes by car under normal traffic conditions. Dubai Marina, Jumeirah Lakes Towers, and the business clusters of Barsha and Tecom are all within a short drive.

The district has accumulated enough retail, school and healthcare provision over the past decade that daily errands rarely require leaving it. That self-contained quality is part of what keeps demand for JVC addresses stable across different buyer profiles.

# Who This Building Suits and Where It Sits in the Market

At a starting price just above AED 1.16 million for a one-bedroom, Golden Wood Views V occupies the mid-range of JVC's current pricing. It is positioned above the district's budget-tier product but below the premium developments closer to Dubai Hills or Business Bay.

The project's limited unit count makes it more relevant to owner-occupiers and buy-to-let investors who prefer a quieter building over a high-traffic one. The unfurnished delivery suits buyers intending to personalise their space or to furnish to a letting standard of their own choosing. With completion set for June 2026 and construction already past 83 per cent, the remaining execution risk is modest relative to earlier-stage off-plan purchases in the same price bracket.