Overview | Project Details |
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Location | Tilal Al Ghaf |
Project type | Off-plan |
Property type | Villas |
Unit type | 4-Bed to 8-Bed |
Developer | Majid Al Futtaim |
Est. Handover | 2026 |
Lanai Islands Tilal Al Ghaf is a new super-luxury development by Majid Al Futtaim. The first of two private islands in MAF’s iconic destination – Tilal Al Ghaf Dubai, offers 13 limited edition villas as 4 to 8-bedroom units. Tilal Al Ghaf Lanai Island Villas will bring together the renowned South African architecture studio SAOTA and the award-winning designer Kelly Hoppen.
Tilal Al Ghaf Lanai Island will be a private resort-style retreat accessible from Dubai’s main business and entertainment centres. This ‘Signature Living by Majid Al Futtaim’ project is estimated to be completed in 2026.
Lanai Islands by Majid Al Futtaim in Tilal Al Ghaf Dubai is an exclusive collection of 13 premium villas with artificial waterfront. The amenities available at Lanai Islands guarantee a relaxing waterfront experience.
Lanai Islands by Majid Al Futtaim in Tilal Al Ghaf, Dubai has a unique combination of communal amenities. The location has beautiful surroundings, excellent facilities and easy access to Dubai’s main hubs and attractions.
Some highlights of Lanai Islands Tilal Al Ghaf Dubai Majid Al Futtaim are:
Residents can benefit from the sandy beaches, parks, cycling trails and walkways within the parent community besides Majid Al Futtaim’s Signature retail, dining, recreational and wellness facilities.
Parents can find Royal Grammar School Guilford within Tilal Ghaf at Hessa Street, just an 8-minute drive away.
Lanai Island Tilal Al Ghaf, Dubai UAE, will have two architectural styles: Edge Estate and Shore Estate. SAOTA, a renowned firm from South Africa, developed these architectural styles. The three façade options are inspired by the simple eco-style and are called Majorca, Uluwato and Ifaisteio.
Four interior design options are available: Edge Estate offers Vintage Glamour and Monochrome, while Shore Estate offers Eclectic and Serenity.
The homes will be designed with an 8m double-high entrance and living room ceilings. The master bedroom would offer a stunning view of the lagoon. The developers have included top-notch amenities, such as a cinema, gymnasium, changing room with direct access to a swimming pool, and a pool and mega spa in the basement. A car elevator and spa will also be available. The larger units will have up to 18 parking slots, while the minimum number of parking spaces will be 9.
Lanai Island, the first of the two private islands in Tilal Al Ghaf, will have four 8-bedroom ‘Edge’ homes. Spanning almost 26,000 sq. ft., these homes will have eight ensuite bedrooms, double-height living and dining areas, a modern and fully-equipped kitchen, a rooftop deck with views of the lagoon, a home theatre, a home gym, a spa, a swimming pool and a hot tub. There will be outdoor and indoor parking slots as well.
Shore houses on Lanai Island have a garden with a swimming pool and hot tub, outdoor and indoor parking, a modern kitchen and separate male and female staff quarters besides ensuite bedrooms. Nine “Shore” mansions are available in the first phase.
Information for average price is currently not available on Lanai Island.
Lanai Island Tilal Al Ghaf’s official payment plan hasn’t been announced yet. But you can check out the plan rolled out by third parties. It is a 50/50 payment schedule where the buyer will make a 10% down payment when booking. 40% of the total price is to be paid during construction. The 50% final settlement is due at completion in 2026.
Lanai Islands is an upcoming luxury villa development at Island Estates, Tilal Al Ghaf.
Investors can find 13 limited edition villas as 4 to 8-bedroom units. The prices start from AED 62M (for 7-bed units) and AED 160M (for 8-bed units).
Foreign investors consider Tilal Al Ghaf an ideal location after two villas were sold at record prices.
Majid Al Futtaim’s Lanai Islands official plan isn’t announced. But third parties have a 50/50 payment plan. Besides the 10% down payment, buyers need to pay 40% of the price during the construction phase. The remaining 50% can be paid at the handover time.
*Featured image source: Majid Al Futtaim