Nakheel launches Jumeirah Park Legacy villas

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Nakheel, Dubai-based master developer, on Sunday announced the launch of Jumeirah Park Legacy villas, which are part of the 350-hectare master community that comprises 2,000 villas.

In a statement, Chairman Ali Rashid Lootah, said: "Nakheel is transforming a large expanse of desert into a vibrant group of communities which combine premier location with quality living.”

Earlier this year, Nakheel launched the Palm Residence and Palm Views East and West on the Palm Jumeirah.

Jumeirah Park, located next to the Jumeirah Islands community, offers three distinct styles of villas: Legacy, Regional and Heritage.

The Legacy type villa have a large open hall overlooking the back garden and closed kitchen with the ground level having a guest room while four bedrooms, each with its own terrace, are on the first floor. Each villa is designed with closed garage for two cars and a large backyard garden.

Residents will have access to a range of shops and services within the development, including a community shopping centre, restaurants, mosques, school, police and fire stations and landscaped gardens.

Nakheel did not mention prices of the villas. However, four-bed Legacy villas are listed for sale in the secondary market between Dh4.2 million andDh5 million.

In July, Nakheel signed a Dh27.5 million contract for the construction of the new 10,600 sq metres Jumeirah Park Community Centre.

Parkway International Contracting has been appointed the main contractor for the community centre, which will primarily serve 4,200 homes in Jumeirah Islands, Jumeirah Village Triangle and Jumeirah Park. Construction is expected to be completed in 12 months. – Emirates 24|7

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