Property for sale in Arabian Ranches, Dubai

Arabian Ranches Dubai offers an intimate lifestyle steeped in the elegance and splendor of the awe-inspiring desert to its residents. Away from the monotony of city life, owners of Arabian Ranches will go at their own speed and enjoy a journey of exploration and leisure in this vast desert expanse. A timeless, family-centric neighbourhood launched in 2004, Arabian Ranches is a modern lifestyle community focused on outdoor activities. The neighborhood is a contemporary version of the local desertscape's refreshing beauty. A variety of residential communities in the development are inspired by Spanish and Arabian architecture. Walking paths wind their way through the neighborhood, leading visitors on a scenic tour through parks and shaded pathways encircled by the verdant greenery. When customers think of villas in Dubai, they immediately think of Arabian Ranches, a purpose-built villa city. The villas in Arabian Ranches have become the norm for family-friendly neighborhood living, attracting both tenants and buyers. Restaurants and cafes, baseball pits, basketball, tennis courts, children's play areas, and shopping malls offer an unrivaled selection of leisure opportunities right in this vibrant neighborhood. In addition to the Dubai Polo & Equestrian Club, and Global Village, the city is next to the Arabian Ranches Golf Club as well. Residents of Arabian Ranches are also involved in making the neighborhood a wonderful place to live, so there are a variety of interesting family-friendly events available during the year. There are many events that get the ethnic people of Emaar Arabian Ranches together, ranging from organic markets to school fetes and organized team sports. Emaar established the Ranches in two phases: the first phase, Arabian Ranches, consists of 12 sub-communities. Arabian Ranches 2 is the name given to the second phase, which included eight sub-communities. As a result, there are many architectural styles and villa setups to choose from, such as typical Arabic, Spanish, Moroccan, and Santa Fe-inspired houses.