Jumeirah Islands Townhouses is a district of Dubai, 1.1 km from DMCC Metro Station.
Jumeirah Islands Townhouses is a gated residential enclave within the wider Jumeirah Islands community in Dubai. The neighbourhood is centered on a large landscaped park and comprises four‑bedroom townhouses laid out around waterways and green areas. The development combines private garden plots and family‑oriented housing with nearby leisure and retail facilities that serve the immediate community.
Jumeirah Islands Townhouses sits inside the Jumeirah Islands masterplan, immediately behind Jumeirah Lakes Towers. The scheme was delivered in the mid‑2010s and was constructed around a central park. The park area associated with the wider islands is recorded as approximately 608,000 sq ft. The townhouses themselves are family units of about 3,630 sq ft (337 sq m) each, typically configured with four bedrooms, a double garage, a maid’s room, a study and a private garden.
The nearest Dubai Metro access is on the Red Line (station code R37), at roughly 1,052 metres from the townhouses; this distance is classified as walkable. Road connections place key Dubai destinations within a reasonable drive:
In practical terms used locally, driving times from the townhouses are typically described as roughly 20 minutes to Dubai Mall, about 12 minutes to Palm Jumeirah, around 17 minutes to Burj Al Arab and near 12 minutes to The Walk JBR. Airport transfers are commonly noted as around 28 minutes to Dubai International (DXB) and approximately 31 minutes to Al Maktoum (DWC), subject to traffic.
Construction on the park and the townhouses started in late 2013 and the development reached completion in 2016. The built form is low‑rise and focused on townhouses grouped around landscaped communal areas and water features. Each house occupies its own plot with a private garden and typically includes dedicated parking in a double garage, service accommodation and ancillary rooms such as a study.
The neighbourhood includes a retail pavilion that opened in April 2017, housing 14 shops, restaurants and cafés intended to serve residents. The broader local offer is supported by communal facilities connected to the Jumeirah Islands Club and the nearby waterfront leisure and dining hub called Jumeirah Islands Pavilion.
Residents of Jumeirah Islands Townhouses have access to several on‑site and adjacent amenities. The local retail pavilion provides small‑scale shopping and dining options within walking distance. For leisure and wellness, the nearby Jumeirah Islands Club offers a range of facilities, including a gym, a fitness studio, a café, a restaurant and a lounge. The club also features a children’s play area, sauna and a swimming pool with a sun deck, which complement the private gardens and communal green space of the townhouse enclave.
Community information collected from government transaction records indicates active secondary‑market movement: there are 50 sale transaction records available for Jumeirah Islands Townhouses, as reported under the Dubai Land Department Open Data initiative.
Within the wider vicinity of Jumeirah Islands there are established schooling options. Two schools cited in local summaries are Emirates International School Meadows at approximately 1.1 km and Dubai British School Emirates Hills at roughly 2.6 km from the townhouses. Beyond education, retail and leisure hubs in Jumeirah Islands and adjacent clusters in Dubai Marina and JLT provide everyday services and lifestyle options.
Jumeirah Islands Townhouses are targeted principally at families and owner‑occupiers seeking a house‑style home with outdoor private space and immediate access to greenery. The provision of a maid’s room, study and double garage supports family living and domestic staff accommodation. The combination of a gated residential setting, on‑site retail and nearby club facilities also appeals to buyers prioritising community amenities, short local commutes and proximity to Dubai Marina and Palm Jumeirah.
What type of homes are in Jumeirah Islands Townhouses?
Four‑bedroom townhouses of approximately 3,630 sq ft (337 sq m), each with a double garage, maid’s room, study and private garden.
When was the development completed?
Construction began in late 2013 and the project was completed in 2016; the retail pavilion opened in April 2017.
What community facilities are available?
Residents can use a nearby retail pavilion with shops and cafés, the Jumeirah Islands Pavilion waterfront hub, and the Jumeirah Islands Club with gym, studios, café, restaurant, lounge, children’s play area, sauna and a pool with sun deck.
How is public transport access?
The nearest Red Line metro station (code R37) is about 1,052 metres away; the distance is considered walkable, with road links providing straightforward driving access to Dubai Marina, Palm Jumeirah, major malls and the city’s airports.
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