3-Bedroom Townhouse in Nad Al Sheba Gardens – MERAAS NASG Phase 2 | Ready to Move
Nad Al Sheba Gardens·Developer: MERAAS
Description
This 3-bedroom townhouse in Nad Al Sheba Gardens sits within NASG Phase 2, a low-density master-planned community developed by MERAAS in Dubai. With a built-up area of 3,876 sq ft on a 3,737 sq ft plot, the home offers a generous spatial ratio that provides both substantial interior living space and a private outdoor footprint — a combination that sets it apart from the more compact townhouse formats common across the city.
The property carries an asking price of AED 8,150,000 and is available as a ready-to-move home. The payment structure for this listing is full payment upon transfer — no instalment plan is attached. The townhouse enjoys a community view, looking out over the landscaped streetscapes and green corridors that characterise the Nad Al Sheba Gardens environment.
MERAAS designed Nad Al Sheba Gardens around low-rise, family-oriented living with an emphasis on walkable open space and community connectivity — qualities that set Phase 2 apart from many suburban townhouse developments in Dubai. Buyers who want to understand the developer's broader track record and design approach across Dubai can explore the analysis of MERAAS's urban lifestyle projects and delivery history, which gives useful context on what the brand has consistently delivered.
For buyers weighing this townhouse against villa alternatives within Nad Al Sheba Gardens or across Dubai, the detailed comparison of townhouses versus villas in Dubai breaks down plot size trade-offs, built-up area ratios, maintenance considerations, and long-term liveability factors at various price points.
If you are newer to Dubai's townhouse segment and want a structured overview of what to verify before committing — including title checks, community master plan details, and developer differentiation — the editorial guide on buying a townhouse in Dubai: where to look and what to check is a practical starting point. This listing is sourced indirectly; buyers are advised to confirm current title status, transfer readiness, and applicable fees with the seller or their legal representative prior to proceeding. Additional ready and off-plan townhouse options across Dubai are listed in the live residential inventory.
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Payment Plan: Full payment. Listing Source: Not Direct.
Frequently Asked Questions
›What is the built-up area and plot size of this Nad Al Sheba Gardens townhouse?
The townhouse has a built-up area of 3,876 sq ft and sits on a plot of 3,737 sq ft, providing a substantial combined footprint well suited to family living.
›Who is the developer of Nad Al Sheba Gardens Phase 2?
Nad Al Sheba Gardens Phase 2 was developed by MERAAS, a Dubai-based developer known for master-planned, lifestyle-oriented communities across the city.
›Is this townhouse ready to move into?
Yes. This 3-bedroom townhouse in Nad Al Sheba Gardens is listed as ready to move in, with no off-plan waiting period.
›What is the asking price and payment structure for this property?
The listed asking price is AED 8,150,000. The payment structure is full payment — there is no instalment plan attached to this listing.
›What view does this townhouse offer?
The townhouse has a community view, overlooking the landscaped internal streetscapes and green corridors of Nad Al Sheba Gardens.
›How does a townhouse in Nad Al Sheba Gardens compare to a villa at a similar price point?
The right choice depends on plot size p, budget, and lifestyle priorities. A detailed breakdown of the trade-offs between townhouses and villas in Dubai — covering built-up area ratios, outdoor space, and long-term liveability — is available in a dedicated editorial guide linked within this listing.
›Is the listing source direct from the owner?
This listing is sourced indirectly. Buyers are advised to confirm current title status, transfer readiness, and any applicable fees with the seller or their legal representative before proceeding.
