Casa Viva is a residential subcommunity within the Serena master development in Wadi Al Safa 7, DubaiLand. It is identified as the third phase of Serena, following Bella Casa and Casa Dora. The area is positioned inland from Dubai’s coastal districts and is part of a larger gated-community pattern characteristic of Serena.
Casa Viva forms one element of the Serena neighbourhood framework. The community is designed as a family-centred phase within Serena and sits in the DubaiLand region, with the parent community listed as Serena. Geographically, the supplied coordinates place Casa Viva at approximately 25.036428°N latitude and 55.280712°E longitude. The community is shown on local maps as a distinct subcommunity inside the Serena cluster and is connected administratively and physically to the surrounding Serena phases.
Casa Viva is not immediately served by a walkable metro station. The nearest Dubai Metro reference in the supplied data is on the Red Line (station code R73), located roughly 12,013 metres from the community, which is beyond typical walking distance.
In addition to straight-line distances, approximate driving times referenced in source material indicate that Casa Viva is around 28 minutes by car from The Dubai Mall, about 26 minutes to Palm Jumeirah, approximately 25 minutes to Burj Al Arab and near 30 minutes to The Walk JBR, depending on traffic conditions. Driving time estimates to airports provided in the source are roughly 29 minutes to Dubai International Airport (DXB) and about 27 minutes to Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC).
Casa Viva is described as the third phase of the Serena development. The earlier phases are named Bella Casa and Casa Dora. The material supplied includes concept-design imagery for Casa Viva: these images illustrate initial plans but may not reflect final built outcome, because projects commonly undergo design revisions during construction and handover. The text provided also cites that there are 50 sale transaction records for Casa Viva recorded by the Dubai Land Department and published under the government’s Open Data directive. Those records are maintained and published daily on working days by the government source referenced.
The supplied dataset does not list individual projects located directly on the Casa Viva site or in its immediate vicinity as discrete entries, and no on-site project URLs were included. Where official project documentation and imagery exist, they are intended for comparison between original designs and realised development; actual built details—such as final landscaping, amenity fit-out and architectural finishes—are subject to developer decisions and site progress.
The original source material highlights that there are multiple schools in the wider Serena area. Two schools mentioned explicitly in the supplied text and their approximate proximities are:
Other local amenities such as parks, retail areas and leisure options are referenced broadly in the source as being summarised on maps and community pages; imagery and maps are provided in the original material to aid comparison and orientation. The supplied content also notes partnerships that aggregate local leisure listings (ladies’ nights and brunch offers) for people researching the vicinity, as part of third‑party service references.
Based on the development description and its context within Serena, Casa Viva is positioned as a family-oriented residential phase. Its proximity to established schools and its location within a master-planned residential cluster suggest suitability for households seeking community-style living within DubaiLand. The community’s inland location and distance from beachfront and central business districts also indicate it may be of interest to buyers or occupiers prioritising family amenities and a suburban layout over immediate access to Dubai’s waterfront districts.
Transport connections are primarily car-based given the non-walkable distance to the nearest metro node; this should be taken into account by anyone prioritising public-transport access. The collection of official sale transaction records can be consulted for market movement and ownership history as recorded by the Dubai Land Department.
Q: What is Casa Viva within the wider Serena development?
A: Casa Viva is identified as the third phase of the Serena master development and is part of the Serena cluster in Wadi Al Safa 7, DubaiLand. Earlier Serena phases include Bella Casa and Casa Dora.
Q: How far is Casa Viva from central Dubai and major landmarks?
A: Distances supplied for key Dubai landmarks include approximately 17.9 km to Downtown Dubai and The Dubai Mall, about 15–16 km to Dubai Marina and Palm Jumeirah, roughly 12.2 km to Mall of the Emirates, and around 19.5 km to DIFC. Global Village is listed at about 4.6 km.
Q: Is there a metro station within walking distance?
A: The referenced metro station is on the Red Line (station code R73) and is shown at a distance of roughly 12,013 metres from Casa Viva, which is beyond typical walking distance.
Q: Where can I find official transaction records for Casa Viva?
A: The supplied material states that the Dubai Land Department’s transaction records for Casa Viva are published under the government Open Data directive and that 50 sale transaction records are available for the community. Those records are maintained and published on working days by the government source mentioned in the original dataset.
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