Naseem at the Wilds sits within The Wilds sub-community of Wadi Al Safa 3 in Dubailand. The location is recorded and described by local property resources; official transaction data for the area are published under the Dubai Land Department open data programme. This page summarises the character and position of the neighbourhood, transport links that serve it, nearby educational options cited in public records, and practical points for buyers and renters.
Naseem at the Wilds is identified as a residential locality inside The Wilds precinct of Wadi Al Safa 3, which forms part of the wider Dubailand area. The site is catalogued by local property directories and public datasets; mapping and community guides place it in the Dubailand cluster rather than in central Dubai districts. The location entry appears within property portals used by local estate agents and is included in the set of neighbourhood guides maintained for prospective occupants and investors.
The nearest Dubai Metro reference associated with this location in public records is the Red Line station coded R31. The listed distance to that metro point is 11,214 metres, a distance that makes the metro station non-walkable as a practical daily commute option. For trips that rely on Dubai’s metro network, residents would commonly use vehicle transport, community shuttle services where available, or a combination of driving and drop-off to reach the station. Local travel patterns for The Wilds typically reflect its position within Dubailand, where road access is the primary means of movement and connections to central parts of Dubai require journeys by car or public bus services rather than short walks to rail.
Official transaction records published by the Dubai Land Department and made available through government open-data streams list a set of sale transactions for Naseem at the Wilds. At the time of publication there are fifty sale transaction records associated with this location in those datasets. These records are used by market observers and by agents to track recent activity and to compile summaries of market movement at the local level. Property portals and community guides that aggregate these records present maps of the area and summaries of nearby amenities to help buyers and tenants orient themselves.
Public-facing summaries and property guides identify a number of educational institutions in the general vicinity of The Wilds. Two schools explicitly referenced in available material are Dunecrest American School, cited at approximately 1.1 km, and Victory Heights Primary School City of Arabia, cited at approximately 2.1 km. These proximities are recorded in the same datasets and community descriptions that list transaction activity and local points of interest. Other services and leisure options in the wider Dubailand area are routinely included in local guides as short summaries of attractions, parks, beaches, golf clubs and cinemas.
The name Naseem at the Wilds designates a residential address within a named sub-area of The Wilds. Public property directories and community guides present the locality alongside neighbouring precincts inside Wadi Al Safa 3 and Dubailand. Project-level catalogues that feed these guides are used to assemble overviews of community layout, typical housing formats and available stock, and to list properties offered by agent advertisements on local portals. Where project-specific pages exist they are linked from those portals; in this summary the focus is on the neighbourhood entry as it appears in official transaction feeds and community directories.
Naseem at the Wilds is relevant to people seeking residential addresses that lie within Dubailand’s suburban matrix. The stated proximity to at least two schools makes it of interest to households evaluating schooling options in the wider area. Its distance from the nearest Red Line metro station suggests that the location appeals to residents who are prepared to rely on private or community transport for daily commutes, or who value quieter suburban surroundings over immediate access to central-urban rail nodes. Agents and buyers reference the location in searches and in the aggregation of sale records when comparing alternatives across neighbouring Dubailand communities.
Public transaction data for Naseem at the Wilds are drawn from the Dubai Land Department open-data feeds and are published daily on weekdays under that programme. Property portals that use these datasets provide searchable listings, maps and community guides assembled from the same inputs. In addition, local lifestyle partners provide curated overviews of leisure offers in the vicinity: the neighbourhood entry is referenced alongside summaries of current ladies nights and brunch options by local event and dining aggregators. Community pages and agent listings remain the practical route to view current properties for sale or rent and to contact the agency advertising a specific unit.
It is a neighbourhood entry within The Wilds, part of Wadi Al Safa 3 in Dubailand, as indexed in local property directories and community guides.
The Red Line station referenced for the area is listed with the code R31 at approximately 11,214 metres; this distance is generally considered non-walkable.
Public summaries cite Dunecrest American School at about 1.1 km and Victory Heights Primary School City of Arabia at about 2.1 km from the locality.
Dubai Land Department open-data feeds supply official transaction records; local property portals and community guides republish and summarise those records for buyers and agents.
For detailed, up-to-date listings and the map view associated with the neighbourhood entry consult the property portals and community guides that aggregate Dubai Land Department data and local agent adverts.
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