Venice at Damac Lagoons

Venice at Damac Lagoons is a residential cluster within the DAMAC Lagoons masterplan that adopts a clear Venetian theme. The scheme groups large detached villas oriented to face the development’s lagoons and is conceived with a distinct Italianate aesthetic, including monochromatic exterior palettes and interior accents described by the developer as marble, wood panels and selective metallic and coloured details.

What this place is and where it sits

Venice is part of the broader DAMAC Lagoons community and is located along Hessa Street, directly opposite the DAMAC Hills neighbourhood. The cluster is designed around man-made lagoons and communal landscaping that form the visual and spatial focus for the villas. The developer’s materials present Venice as a themed residential enclave with retail and dining positioned to serve the cluster and a central clubhouse intended to provide wellness and leisure facilities.

The masterplan for Venice lists six distinct villa designs. Four of those designs include three floors plus a basement; two designs comprise two floors. The largest villas are configured as multi‑level homes with basements and extensive private outdoor areas facing the water.

Transport and typical travel times

Venice at Damac Lagoons is positioned with access to several of Dubai’s main arterial roads. The community sits close to Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, Emirates Road and Al Khail Road, with Hessa Street serving as the immediate local route. Public-transport access by metro is not walkable: the nearest Red Line station is listed as code R73 and is approximately 8,075 metres from the community.

Approximate driving times from Venice at Damac Lagoons to major Dubai destinations (as reported):

• Dubai Mall — about 31 minutes by car
• Palm Jumeirah — about 25 minutes by car
• Burj Al Arab — about 27 minutes by car
• The Walk, JBR — about 30 minutes by car
• Dubai International Airport (DXB) — about 35 minutes by car
• Al Maktoum International Airport — about 22 minutes by car

These times are indicative and relate to typical driving conditions as published with the location data.

Development, housing types and key specifications

The Venice cluster is presented as a collection of large luxury villas. The developer materials and masterplan detail six villa types. Two prominent examples from the masterplan are given with technical specifications and distribution counts.

Type LV1000E (masterplan reference):

• Configuration: six bedrooms across four storeys, including a basement
• Sellable area stated as 24,752 sq ft
• Basement: swimming pool, steam room, sauna, gym, cinema, games room and a cigar lounge
• Service spaces: maid’s room and driver’s room; car port for four vehicles
• Ground floor: formal and casual dining and living areas, guest room, home office; outdoor 13m infinity pool, indoor and outdoor seating and sunbathing areas; single front parking space
• Upper floors: first floor with four ensuite bedrooms, nanny’s room, family room and two terraces; second floor with master bedroom and bathroom, roof garden and two terraces (one private, one social)
• Planned quantity in the masterplan: 20 villas of this type

Type LV75E (masterplan reference):

• Configuration: seven bedrooms across four storeys, including a basement
• Sellable area stated as 17,590 sq ft
• Basement: steam room, sauna, gym, cinema and a sports lounge
• Vehicle provision: driver’s room and car parking capacity for six vehicles
• Ground floor: formal and casual dining and living spaces, guest room, maid’s room, kitchen and show kitchen; outdoor patio with swimming pool, barbecue area and a games room
• Upper floors: first floor with four ensuite bedrooms, balcony and terrace; second floor with master bedroom and bathroom plus an additional ensuite bedroom, both with balconies and a large terrace
• Planned quantity in the masterplan: 25 villas of this type

Overall, the cluster is positioned around leisure amenities including a central clubhouse described in developer material as offering a luxury spa, restaurant and bar facilities, and year‑round entertainment associated with the Venetian theme.

Who the neighbourhood suits

Venice at Damac Lagoons is designed for buyers seeking large-format, villa-style residences with private leisure facilities and waterside orientations. The scale and specification of the homes — multiple levels, basements with dedicated leisure rooms, large terraces and private pools — point to families or buyers requiring extensive indoor and outdoor space and on-site service accommodation.

Proximity to major roads makes the cluster suitable for households that use private vehicles for daily travel across Dubai. The distance to the nearest metro station means that daily commuting by metro would require a significant first‑/last‑mile connection.

Market trace and registry information

The Dubai Land Department’s published transaction records referenced with the location show that there are 50 sale transaction records available for Venice at Damac Lagoons. These records are part of the government’s daily Open Data releases used for transaction verification and market reference.

FAQ

What types of villas are offered in Venice?

The masterplan lists six villa designs. Examples include LV1000E (a four‑storey, six‑bedroom layout with a large basement and 24,752 sq ft sellable area) and LV75E (a four‑storey, seven‑bedroom layout with a 17,590 sq ft sellable area). Four of the six designs include three floors plus a basement; two designs have two floors.

Where is Venice located within Dubai?

Venice is in DAMAC Lagoons on Hessa Street, opposite DAMAC Hills and near principal roads such as Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, Emirates Road and Al Khail Road.

How is public transport access?

The nearest metro station referenced is on the Red Line (station code R73) and is approximately 8,075 metres from Venice. The cluster is primarily accessed by road.

Are there recent sales records for the community?

Yes. The Dubai Land Department’s published data for Venice at Damac Lagoons includes 50 sale transaction records that are available under the government’s Open Data release.

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