Pinewood Estate Homes

Pinewood Estate Homes is a low-density residential development by Wasl, situated within Jumeirah Golf Estates in the south-west of Dubai. Comprising 21 houses across a single cluster, it forms part of The Next Chapters, a newer residential phase within the broader JGE master plan. Completion is scheduled for December 2028.

# The development and its position within Jumeirah Golf Estates

Jumeirah Golf Estates is one of Dubai's more measured addresses. It is built around two championship courses, the Earth Course and the Fire Course, designed by Greg Norman and Pete Dye respectively. The Earth Course serves as the permanent host of the DP World Tour Championship, which brings the development a degree of sporting prestige that few residential communities in the emirate can claim.

Pinewood Estate Homes sits within this setting as a small, contained cluster. Twenty-one homes is a deliberately limited count. That restraint shapes everything about the development, from the density of the streets to the practical reality of shared facilities.

# Residences, layouts and interior specification

The homes are offered in three- and four-bedroom configurations, ranging from approximately 3,438 square feet to 4,659 square feet. Prices are set between AED 5.68 million and AED 9.09 million, reflecting meaningful variation in size and position across the collection.

Internally, the specification includes porcelain tile flooring, painted breeze block walls and Jazz White painted ceilings. Wet areas use moisture-resistant gypsum board. Kitchens arrive equipped. A smart home system is integrated as standard.

Exteriors are finished with stone cladding and painted cement render, with aluminium-framed double-glazed windows and WPC fluted panels. Semi-solid core doors carry a veneer finish throughout.

The layouts are described as open plan and oriented towards natural light. Earthy, neutral tones run through the interiors, an approach that reads as a deliberate counterpoint to the highly polished finishes common in many Dubai new-builds.

# The golf estate as a lifestyle address

Jumeirah Golf Estates functions as a self-contained community. Beyond the two courses, the broader estate includes recreational green spaces, fitness facilities and dining options, though the specific amenities attached to Pinewood Estate Homes as a sub-community have not been confirmed at this stage.

Access to the fairways and clubhouse infrastructure is, for many buyers considering this address, the primary draw. The DP World Tour connection gives the Earth Course an active competitive calendar, which carries practical implications for how residents engage with the club.

# Road connections and the wider south-west corridor

Jumeirah Golf Estates sits close to Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, placing it within reasonable driving distance of Dubai Marina, the Expo City district and Al Maktoum International Airport. The latter is significant for buyers tracking Dubai's long-range urban expansion southward.

The immediate neighbourhood is residential in character, without the retail density of Downtown or the beach proximity of the Marina. That is the considered trade-off of living here.

# Who this development suits and where it sits in the Dubai market

At 21 homes, Pinewood Estate Homes is not a product aimed at the volume buyer. The floor areas, the golf estate address and the price range position it squarely at households relocating from established residential markets, whether London suburbs, Swiss commuter belts or Gulf capitals, who want a house rather than an apartment and a community with a legible identity.

The Wasl name brings institutional weight. As a developer with significant land holdings across Dubai, Wasl carries completion credibility that newer entrants cannot match. For a project still under construction with a December 2028 delivery date, that track record matters to buyers assessing off-plan risk.