Jumeirah Park District 8 is a district of Dubai, 1.7 km from Al Furjan Metro Station.
Jumeirah Park District 8 is a defined sub-area within the Jumeirah Park community in Dubai. The district concentrates on smaller three-bedroom villas built in a limited set of architectural styles and is identified within the estate by villa prefixes and a simple street numbering scheme. Official transaction records and local references use the District 8 name following a renaming from earlier package numbers.
District 8 occupies a portion of Jumeirah Park that was formerly designated as Package 5 and 5A. The renaming to District 8 was intended to simplify numbering across the wider community. Villas in this district are the smaller three-bedroom types and are presented in Regional, Legacy and Heritage styles. Property identifiers within the district use villa prefixes O, P, Q and QL, while street names run from H1 to H10. The district is part of the established Jumeirah Park neighbourhood and shares the community’s general layout of villas, internal roads and landscaped public areas.
Public transport access is described by the nearest metro reference and by typical driving times to major city destinations. The closest Dubai Metro reference is on the Red Line with code R72 at an approximate distance of 1,655 metres; this point is not classified as walkable in local summaries. Typical drive times quoted from District 8 to key Dubai locations are:
Drive times are presented as typical estimates and are intended to indicate relative accessibility to central and coastal destinations within Dubai.
Housing in District 8 is focused on villa development. The local offer centres on the smaller three-bedroom villa types, with architectural presentation described as Regional, Legacy and Heritage styles. Street numbering (H1–H10) and villa prefixes (O, P, Q, QL) provide a consistent addressing system for the sub-area. There are no project listings attached directly to the district record provided here; the district functions as part of the broader Jumeirah Park scheme rather than as a separate developer-led cluster of multi-phase projects.
Land Department transaction data shows recent market activity for the district. At the time of compilation there are 50 sale transaction records available for Jumeirah Park District 8, with the official Dubai Land Department records published under the government’s Open Data directive. Those records are updated by the authority on business days (Monday–Friday) excluding public holidays.
Jumeirah Park District 8 benefits from amenities and services located across the wider Jumeirah Park community and neighbouring districts. Educational institutions cited as nearby include Dubai British School Jumeirah Park (approximately 1.1 km) and Arcadia Global School (approximately 1.7 km). District residents typically access retail, leisure and community services in neighbouring parts of Jumeirah Park and in adjacent neighbourhoods along the Sheikh Zayed Road and coastal corridors.
The district’s location within an established residential community means public open spaces, local parks and internal streetscapes are managed to the standards typical for villa neighbourhoods in this part of Dubai.
Because the housing offer is concentrated on smaller three-bedroom villas, District 8 is commonly suited to families or residents seeking a villa environment with a modest footprint. The area is appropriate for occupiers who prioritise a villa lifestyle within an organised community layout and who value proximity to schools cited above and to Dubai’s coastal and central destinations by car. The addressing pattern and limited range of villa types also make the district straightforward to navigate for owners, tenants and estate practitioners.
Q: How is District 8 labelled within Jumeirah Park?
A: The district is officially referred to as Jumeirah Park District 8; it was previously known as Package 5 and 5A before the community-wide numbering was simplified.
Q: What types of villas are found here?
A: The district contains smaller three-bedroom villas delivered in Regional, Legacy and Heritage architectural styles. Villas are identified by prefixes O, P, Q and QL and streets are named H1 through H10.
Q: Where can I find official transaction records for the district?
A: Transaction records for District 8 are published from the Dubai Land Department under the government’s Open Data directive. The available record set for the district includes 50 sale transactions and is updated on business days (Monday–Friday) excluding public holidays.
Q: What are typical travel times from District 8 to key Dubai destinations?
A: Representative driving times are roughly 25 minutes to Dubai Mall, 17 minutes to Palm Jumeirah, 22 minutes to Burj Al Arab, 17 minutes to The Walk JBR, around 32 minutes to Dubai International Airport (DXB) and around 28 minutes to Al Maktoum International Airport.
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