Knightsbridge Park is a district of Dubai, 37 sale transactions recorded in the DLD registry.
Knightsbridge Park is a residential enclave in Mohammed Bin Rashid City, composed of low-rise villas and townhouses arranged around two community parks and a swimmable lagoon. The development follows a British-inspired architectural language and places emphasis on private gardens, terraces and communal green space.
Knightsbridge Park sits within District 11 of Mohammed Bin Rashid City, inside the wider Wadi Al Safa 3 area of DubaiLand. The community is planned as predominantly three-storey villas and townhouses clustered around two parks and a central swimmable lagoon. Architectural detailing referenced at launch includes bay-view windows, flowing, wave-like lines and a combination of yellow stone and metal cladding. Rooflines are angled with slatted elements for partial shading; ground floors incorporate large sliding glass doors that connect living areas to private gardens and pools.
Unit layouts vary by villa type. Typical ground-floor accommodations include a dining area, kitchen, powder room, lounge and living room, plus service spaces such as maid and driver rooms with associated bathrooms. Upper levels provide multiple bedrooms, bathrooms and gym spaces; some second-floor plans include an additional master suite with dressing facilities. Larger six-bedroom villas feature triple-height grand entrances and temperature-controlled pools, and many villas have expansive terraces with full-height glass balustrades.
The nearest recorded metro reference is the Green Line station with code G30, listed at a distance of 9,751 metres. That station is not described as walkable from the community. Beyond the metro data, local mapping resources and the developer masterplan are typically used to assess connections to major roads and other transit options.
The original developer material and subsequent mapping show Knightsbridge Park positioned to benefit from the broader road network of Mohammed Bin Rashid City and neighbouring DubaiLand sub-communities; however, precise road distances to other Dubai landmarks are not reproduced here.
Built form in Knightsbridge Park is low-rise and residential. The scheme groups three-storey villas and townhouses around two communal parks. A key feature of the masterplan is a swimmable lagoon that provides a visual and recreational focus for the neighbourhood. Design intent announced at launch included British-inspired facades, bay windows and a material palette combining yellow stone and metal cladding.
Marketing and early project material showed concept images and an initial masterplan. As with many developments, the developer’s original concept drawings and the final built outcome may undergo revisions; images and masterplan diagrams are useful for comparing intent with the realised development.
Leos Developments is the named developer that launched Knightsbridge Park. Official transaction records published under the Dubai Land Department Open Data directive list 37 sale transaction records for Knightsbridge Park. Those records are compiled and published regularly on business days per the government data release schedule.
Education facilities are noted in proximity: Lycée Libanais Francophone Privé – Meydan is recorded at roughly 0.4 km from Knightsbridge Park, and Kent College Dubai is recorded at roughly 1.0 km. These proximity indicators are drawn from public source listings associated with the community.
The community guide and mapping associated with the project provide summaries of nearby attractions, parks, beaches, golf clubs and cinemas. Original launch documents and subsequent coverage have been used to identify potential local points of interest; interested parties should consult mapping tools and relevant operators for current opening hours and services.
Knightsbridge Park is constructed and marketed around family-sized accommodation. The prevalence of multi-bedroom villas, private gardens and on-plot pools means the area is aligned with buyers or occupiers seeking standalone homes with outdoor space and terraces. The low-rise scale and communal parks also make the neighbourhood appropriate for households prioritising quiet residential streets and shared green spaces.
Original masterplan drawings and initial concept images were published at the project launch and are available alongside later photographs and site imagery. The published material is useful for comparing early design intent with later construction. Knightsbridge Park has also appeared in property news and project round-ups; interested readers can consult the original launch material and subsequent reports for a timeline of design and delivery.
What types of homes are found in Knightsbridge Park?
Three-storey villas and townhouses, with a range of unit layouts including multi-bedroom configurations and larger six-bedroom villas at the upper end of the product mix.
Does the community include recreational water features?
Yes. The masterplan and promotional material identify a swimmable lagoon as a focal amenity within the development.
Who launched the development?
The project was officially launched by Leos Developments.
How many recorded sales are there?
Official land-record publications list 37 sale transaction records for Knightsbridge Park.
For maps, transaction lists and the original concept images, refer to the developer’s launch materials and the official land department data feeds maintained for Dubai property records.
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How to cite:Knightsbridge Park — Continental Club Property, 2026-07-30, https://continentalclub.ae/location/knightsbridge-park/
The figures below come from registered Dubai Land Department transactions, not from listings. We show the median rather than the mean, so that one-off penthouses do not distort it.
The yearly figure compares the last 12 months with the 12 before them. Calendar years would not work here: the current one is unfinished, so the comparison would understate the change. The median across the whole district moved +35% over the same year — that gap reflects which buildings came to market, not existing homes changing in price.
| Building | Deals | Price per m² |
|---|---|---|
| Knightsbridge Park | 46 | 32 589 |
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Source: Dubai Land Department transaction registry. Prices per square metre, sale transactions.
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