Mira Villas by Bentley Home

Mira Villas by Bentley Home is a collection of two furnished mansions in Wadi Al Safa 3, developed by MIRA Developments in partnership with Luxury Living Group and Bentley Home. Priced from AED 27.2 million, the project is scheduled for completion in Q1 2026 and is currently under construction at roughly 25 per cent completion.

# Two Mansions, One Collaboration

The development consists of precisely two villas, each a standalone building. That figure is not a sales detail to skim past: it defines the entire proposition. This is not a gated cluster of dozens of homes or a branded tower with hundreds of units. It is a pair of residences conceived as finished objects, closer in spirit to a bespoke commission than a conventional development.

The Bentley Home partnership, facilitated through Luxury Living Group, carries real design weight here. Bentley Home's furniture range is hand-crafted and ships to buyers and interior specifiers across Europe and the GCC. MIRA Developments has positioned the Wadi Al Safa 3 plot to allow each mansion sufficient land for private outdoor infrastructure, including a lagoon, rather than the compressed footprints common to plots nearer central Dubai.

# Five Bedrooms Across 7,212 Square Feet, Furnished Throughout

Each villa runs to 7,212 square feet and is configured as a five-bedroom residence. Every unit is delivered fully furnished, which at this price point means hand-crafted Bentley Home pieces throughout. The specification goes considerably further than furniture.

Tableware is by Bernardaud. Glassware comes from Baccarat. Cutlery is Christofle. Bed linen is by Frette. Lighting fixtures are Lalique. The kitchen is fitted by Gaggenau.

A three-year maintenance warranty covers both the structure and the furniture, which is an unusual provision and practically relevant for buyers who intend to lease or occupy the property intermittently from overseas.

Buyers choose from three interior schemes: traditional, formal, or contemporary. The distinction matters because branded residences of this type typically deliver a single aesthetic regardless of preference.

# Private Infrastructure as Standard

The amenity list is short and deliberate. Each mansion comes with a private pool, a private cinema, and a private gymnasium. The gym equipment is by Technogym. There is also access to a private lagoon on the site.

Nothing in the amenity list is shared in the conventional sense. The word "private" appears against every major facility. For buyers whose concern is discretion and exclusivity over a roster of communal facilities, that is the operative design decision.

# Wadi Al Safa 3 and Its Position Within Dubai

Wadi Al Safa 3 sits within the broader Meydan corridor, a district that has absorbed considerable investment over the past decade and sits in reasonable proximity to Downtown Dubai and the business districts off Sheikh Zayed Road. The area is residential in character and comparatively low-density, which supports the kind of plot sizes that make private lagoon infrastructure viable.

No specific journey times or distance figures are available from the project data, so any claim about commute minutes would be speculation. What the location offers is clear enough: land, privacy, and access to the Dubai road network without being embedded in the high-density zones of the marina or the creek.

# The Case for a Two-Villa Project at AED 27 Million

The buyer this project addresses is not purchasing a unit within a larger asset class. They are acquiring one of two mansions produced under a single development licence, delivered to a specification that includes every domestic object down to the cutlery.

At AED 27.2 million for 7,212 square feet fully fitted, the per-square-foot figure sits in the range associated with branded ultra-prime product in Dubai. The service charge of AED 9 per square foot is modest relative to comparable branded developments. The escrow account is registered under number 0405816055104 with the Dubai Land Department.

For GCC buyers seeking a primary residence with a defined aesthetic, or for European and Asian buyers structuring a Dubai base that requires minimal post-handover attention, the fully delivered format removes the procurement and fit-out period that typically follows handover in this segment. The rarity is structural rather than marketed: two units is simply two units.