| Unit Type | Beds | From |
|---|---|---|
| Townhouse | 2 & 3 bed | AED 1.85M |
| Villa | 4 bed | AED 3.28M |
Prices are the developer's direct rates and depend on availability.
On booking: Abu Dhabi registration (2%) and the AED 450 DARI fee fall with it
Five per cent books the home, fifty per cent runs across construction and forty-five per cent falls on the keys.
Payments go into the project escrow account and your purchase registers at booking. Registration in Abu Dhabi is 2% of the price paid once, plus an AED 450 DARI fee. Aldar pays us, so you pay no commission. See what you pay in fees in Dubai and Abu Dhabi compared.
Pick a unit type to see the full instalment schedule, including government registration and booking fees.
Every home in the release runs over two floors, with a garden, parking for two cars and a maid's room with its own bathroom — the entry townhouse included.
Two and three bedrooms. The ground floor carries the living and dining space, the kitchen, a powder room and the maid's room. The bedrooms and their walk-in wardrobes sit above.
A corner home wraps its garden around two sides of the house rather than one.
Four bedrooms over two floors, with a pool in the garden and an outdoor dining terrace beside it. The living and dining room measures 6 by 5.2 metres.
There is a separate store, a powder room off the foyer, and a maid's room with its own bathroom and lobby.
Full-height windows carry daylight deep into the rooms, and concealed storage keeps the space itself the thing you see.
The bathrooms are drawn as somewhere to slow down: spa-inspired, in porcelain tile, with the countertop and the shower wall in stone.
Choose light or dark. Both run timber-look joinery, porcelain floors and a porcelain countertop through the kitchen and the bathroom vanity.
The dark scheme finishes its metalwork in brushed bronze.
Aldar is a government developer. It built Yas Island, Saadiyat and Al Reem, and it has been building at Al Ghadeer for years. This is the new release there: townhouses and villas set around a British school children can walk to.
Al Ghadeer is already an address. The school is open, the shops are there and people live in it. What this release adds is a neighbourhood of houses inside a place that already works, so what you wait for is the home rather than the community around it.
Al Ghadeer British School sits at the heart of the neighbourhood and Aldar runs it. The streets were drawn for people rather than cars. Children leave the house, pass the gardens they play in, and arrive. They come home the same way.
A community centre with retail and a grocery store. A swimming pool, a splash pad and a water slide. A football field, a basketball court and a padel court. An events lawn, a general play area and shaded picnic lawns with BBQ pavilions. An edible garden the neighbourhood grows together, and shaded walkways with planted canopies between all of it.
There is no city glow out here. Aldar has laid desert stargazing lawns to use it. You lie back on the grass and the sky does the rest.
Where it sits is the other half of the case. Al Ghadeer is in Seih Sedeirah, the corridor the two cities are growing towards, close enough to reach either and far enough to be quiet.
Townhouses in two and three bedrooms, villas in four, on a 55/45 plan with five per cent down. Registration in Abu Dhabi is 2% of the price plus a fixed fee, and ownership is freehold to all nationalities. We sell them at zero commission.
Pearl 3 and Fitwel 2 Star. Cleaner air, more daylight, and considered use of energy and water across the community.
Full-height windows carry the light through rooms built with room to move, and the storage is concealed, so what you see is the space. Choose a light palette or a dark one.
Al Ghadeer sits between Abu Dhabi and Dubai, in Seih Sedeirah, the corridor the two cities are growing towards. Al Maktoum International is sixteen minutes away and Zayed International is thirty.
What the address buys is quiet on one side and reach on the other. The neighbourhood is self-contained enough that most days you do not need the road at all — the school, the shops, the pool and the pitch are all inside it.
Out here the sky is the other amenity. There is no city glow, so the stargazing lawns are not decoration. The community itself — the school, the parks, what it costs to register and the two releases selling here — is set out in our Al Ghadeer area guide. Every off-plan project we cover in the emirate sits on our Abu Dhabi hub.
Every off-plan villa community we sell in Abu Dhabi is set side by side in our guide to off-plan villa communities in Abu Dhabi.
Aldar is a government developer and one of the largest in the UAE. It built Yas Island, Saadiyat Island and Al Reem Island in Abu Dhabi, and it runs the whole chain itself — concept, design, sales, delivery and management.
Building a neighbourhood and then running it afterwards is a different discipline from selling a single tower, and it is why the school here is Aldar's own. The party that opens it is the party that stays.
The next phase here is Al Ghadeer Parks, on the same streets and sharing the school. Aldar's other communities we cover are Marsa Al Saadiyat on Saadiyat Island, and in Dubai Athlon and The Wilds. Its island between Saadiyat and Yas is set out in our guide to Fahid Island.
AED 1,850,000, for a townhouse.
From AED 3,280,000, for four bedrooms.
352, in two and three bedroom townhouses and four bedroom villas.
Fifty-five / forty-five. Five per cent books the home and 45% falls on the keys.
Q4 2030.
Two per cent of the price to register in Abu Dhabi, paid once, plus an AED 450 DARI fee. No agency commission — Aldar pays us.
Yes. Every type carries one with its own bathroom, including the two bedroom townhouse.
Two cars, on every type.
Yes, in the garden, with an outdoor dining terrace beside it.
Al Ghadeer British School sits inside the neighbourhood and Aldar runs it. The streets are pedestrianised, so children walk to it.
In Al Ghadeer, between Abu Dhabi and Dubai. Al Maktoum International is 16 minutes away and Zayed International is 35.
A community centre with retail and a grocery store. A swimming pool, a splash pad and a water slide. A football field, a basketball court and a padel court. An events lawn, a general play area and shaded picnic lawns with BBQ pavilions. An edible garden and desert stargazing lawns.
Pearl 3 and Fitwel 2 Star.
Yes, for all nationalities.
Yes, at AED 2,000,000 of property value. The rule is federal and a mortgage is allowed.
Up to 50% of the price. That cap applies to every off-plan home in the UAE.
Yes, once you have paid Aldar's threshold and hold a no-objection certificate.
No. Aldar pays us.
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