Dubai real estate: 10 villas launched at $260m Mews Mansions development in Meydan
Located in the prestigious Meydan district, Mews Mansions positioned along the fairways of Meydan Golf Course and included 10 private five-bedroom mansions.
With a gross development value (GDV) exceeding AED950m ($258.6m), the project is a luxury development in Dubai.
Mews Mansions in Dubai
Each residence boasts more than 25,000sq ft of built-up area, set within expansive plots ranging from 15,000 to 16,000sq ft.
Mews Mansions has been designed by the acclaimed A&D Studio and boasts interiors designed by Olsen & Partners.
Further enhancing the luxurious ambience, each mansion is equipped with state-of-the-art appliances from esteemed brands such as Gaggenau, and Miele, ensuring both functionality and aesthetic appeal.
Each mansion features frameless sliding glass doors opening onto private terraces, rooftop gardens and tranquil water features.
Residents can enjoy views of the Dubai skyline, including the Burj Khalifa.
The strategic positioning of each residence ensures maximum privacy, uninterrupted panoramas and an abundance of natural light.
The development's ambience is enhanced by cascading waterfalls, reflective pools and infinity-edge swimming pools.
Interiors are designed as a sanctuary of comfort and wellbeing, with features including:
A private spa with sauna, steam and massage rooms
A dedicated zen room for yoga and meditation
A state-of-the-art home cinema
A wine and cigar
Multiple spaces for formal entertaining and relaxed family living
Each residence is equipped with the latest smart home technology, sustainable materials and energy-efficient climate solutions.
Thomas Wan, Managing Partner of Refine Development Management, said: 'Mews Mansions is not just a residential project; it is a vision brought to life through strategic collaboration and unmatched attention to detail.'
Construction of Mews Mansions is currently underway, with completion scheduled for Q4 of 2025.
The first show mansion will be unveiled this summer.
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