The Farmhouses

The Farmhouses is a residential development by DAMAC located within the Damac Hills 2 master community, approximately 25 kilometres south of Dubai's city centre along Al Qudra Road. The project comprises two building clusters and is scheduled for completion in December 2025, with construction currently at roughly 59 per cent.

# The Community and Its Position Within Damac Hills 2

Damac Hills 2 occupies a stretch of land in Dubai's southern corridor, a part of the emirate that has drawn consistent developer interest over the past decade as infrastructure along Al Qudra Road has matured. The Farmhouses sits within this broader master plan, which the developer has positioned around outdoor living, low-density landscaping and leisure infrastructure rather than the high-rise density typical of closer-in Dubai locations.

The project consists of two clusters rather than a single building. That distinction matters: this is low-rise, plot-oriented living, designed to create the impression of space between units that apartment towers structurally cannot offer.

# Farmhouse Formats: European and North American Configurations

DAMAC has drawn from two architectural references for The Farmhouses. The European typology is modelled on the farmhouse vernacular of the Netherlands and Belgium, with the internal residence measuring approximately 3,500 square feet. The surrounding plot extends to an additional 6,500 square feet, available for owner-configured additions: horse stables, a barnyard enclosure, flower gardens, a sunken fire pit or a glamping area.

The North American typology is considerably larger. The main structure runs to approximately 6,500 square feet, influenced by frontier-era American vernacular, with wide porches, a bedroom wing separated from the main living areas, and a layout anchored around the entrance. The remaining 13,500 square feet of plot land can accommodate a private outdoor cinema, hydroponic farming infrastructure, horse stabling with a dedicated trail, and further landscaping.

Neither option comes furnished. Kitchens are equipped as standard, and finishes are described as premium with high-quality materials, though specific brands and specifications have not been published by the developer.

# Amenities Across the Master Community

The leisure offering within Damac Hills 2 extends well beyond the individual plots. The Malibu Beach facility sits 3.1 kilometres from The Farmhouses and serves as a central amenity hub, complemented by a wave simulator and water attractions marketed under the Water Town banner.

Residents also have access to a fishing lake, a lazy river, a floating cinema, a zen garden and a dance studio. A gymnasium and dedicated fitness zones round out the active infrastructure. These are community-wide amenities spread across the master plan rather than exclusive to The Farmhouses clusters.

# Road Connections and Nearby Infrastructure

Al Qudra Road is the primary artery, placing The Farmhouses roughly 25 minutes from central Dubai by car. Al Maktoum International Airport, the future hub anchoring Dubai South, sits 38.4 kilometres away, a distance that will carry greater weight as the airport's expansion progresses through the late 2020s.

Within the community itself, the Damac Hills 2 Community Centre is 2.6 kilometres from the project. Shining Stars Nursery is 3.2 kilometres away, relevant for buyers with young children. Lama Beach Club, on the coast, sits at 48.4 kilometres, making it a weekend drive rather than a daily consideration.

# Who The Farmhouses Is Built For

The project occupies a niche with relatively few direct competitors in Dubai. Full-plot, low-density farmhouse living within a managed master community is scarce, and what exists is typically in areas with even less infrastructure than Damac Hills 2 currently offers.

The buyer profile is specific: families or individuals who prioritise land, privacy and outdoor configuration over proximity to Downtown or the Marina. International buyers from the UK and northern Europe, where the rural-residential concept resonates culturally, may find the European typology a legible reference point. GCC buyers with a preference for expansive plots and the ability to keep horses or farming animals within a regulated community have fewer alternatives at this scale in Dubai.

The project is currently listed as out of stock, meaning secondary market acquisition or direct waitlist contact with DAMAC are the likely routes to entry. The service charge is set at 3.5 AED per square foot annually, applicable across the registered plot area.