Haia Villa Terra Collection

Haia Villa Terra Collection is a single furnished villa on Pearl Jumeirah, developed by Atara Real Estate Development, priced at AED 61 million and available for immediate occupation.

# A standalone villa on one of Dubai's lowest-density islands

Pearl Jumeirah sits off the Jumeirah coastline as a planned island neighbourhood, notable in Dubai's residential market for its low plot densities and the relative quiet that follows from them. There are no towers here, no hotel check-in queues at the gate. The island attracts buyers who value a coastal address without the footprint of Palm Jumeirah's scale, and who want proximity to the city without being absorbed by it.

The Terra Collection villa occupies this setting as a multi-level private residence. Construction is complete, which removes the execution risk that attaches to most luxury launches in Dubai at this price point.

# Six bedrooms across 13,603 square feet, fully furnished

At 13,603 square feet, the villa distributes its floor area across several levels connected by a private lift. The six-bedroom layout separates formal entertaining volumes from the more private family areas of the house, a planning logic that matters at this scale. Ceiling heights in the principal living spaces are pronounced, and the architectural language extends to the material specification: porcelain in the common areas, hardwood in the private rooms, bespoke wall panelling throughout.

# Kitchens and interiors

The kitchen arrangement divides into a front-of-house kitchen for entertaining and a service kitchen behind it, each fitted with premium appliances and custom cabinetry. The villa is delivered fully furnished, with designer-selected pieces already in place. For an international buyer taking possession remotely or on a tight timeline, that matters practically, not just aesthetically.

Smart home automation covers lighting, climate control, access and entertainment. The integration is comprehensive enough that the house can be managed from abroad between visits.

# Amenities contained within the property itself

The villa's amenity list is self-contained in a way that few residences at any price achieve. A private swimming pool, spa zone, gym, cinema room, gaming zone, bar, rooftop fire pit and BBQ area are all within the property boundary. This is relevant for buyers who prefer not to share wellness or leisure facilities with a broader residential community, a preference that has become more explicit among high-net-worth purchasers since 2020.

The rooftop fire pit and outdoor BBQ area extend usable entertaining space into the evenings, a practical asset given Dubai's climate for roughly half the year.

# Pearl Jumeirah: island address, city proximity

The island connects to Dubai's road network without requiring the longer bridge transit that defines daily life on Palm Jumeirah. Key business districts, beach clubs, dining addresses along the Jumeirah strip, and cultural venues in the wider city all sit within reasonable driving distance. The island's own character, low-rise, coastal, relatively private, provides a residential quality that contrasts with the density of Downtown or Business Bay.

A service charge of AED 2 per square foot per year is low for a villa of this specification in this location.

# Who this property is for, and where it sits in the market

At AED 61 million for a completed, furnished, 13,603-square-foot villa on a private island, the per-square-foot figure is broadly competitive with comparable finished product on Palm Jumeirah's frond or in Mohammed Bin Rashid City's gated villa communities. The advantage here is delivery without a wait: no construction timeline, no snagging period to manage from London or Singapore, no currency exposure to a completion date eighteen months out.

The buyer profile is specific. This is a primary Dubai residence or a substantial secondary home for a family that entertains, values privacy over proximity to amenity clusters, and has no interest in a development where dozens of identical units are being handed over the same quarter. With a single villa in the collection, that concern does not apply.