Murooj Al Furjan Phase 2: Nakheel Townhouses in a Delivered West Dubai Community
Nakheel built this townhouse cluster as the second phase of Murooj Al Furjan West, within their larger Al Furjan master community in Dubai. The project delivers three- and four-bedroom freehold townhouses in a low-rise, garden-facing format. Construction began in October 2021 with a target handover of September 2024.
Al Furjan: West Dubai's Family Corridor
Al Furjan sits along the western axis of Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, close to the Jebel Ali corridor and Ibn Battuta Mall. The Al Furjan Metro Station, part of the Route 2020 extension, puts rail access within the community's boundaries. Dubai Marina is around 20 minutes by road. The distance from the city centre is precisely what makes the square-footage proposition work at this price level.
The neighbourhood is built around residential streets, parks, and community retail. Families prioritising space, private outdoor access, and lower residential density tend to find Al Furjan a natural fit. It is an established community with existing infrastructure rather than a development still taking shape. For investors, the delivered status means the community character is visible rather than projected.
AED 1.6M to AED 2M: Three- and Four-Bedroom Townhouses
The price range spans AED 1,600,000 to AED 1,978,800, covering two bedroom configurations. Three-bedroom units start at AED 1,648,800 and range in size from 2,627 sq ft (Type B) to 2,807 sq ft (Type A). Four-bedroom townhouses are priced at AED 1,978,800 and run from 2,893 sq ft (Type B) to 3,013 sq ft (Type A).
The spread across the full range is under AED 380,000. Stepping from a three-bedroom to a four-bedroom costs roughly AED 330,000 and adds between 200 and 400 additional square feet. At roughly AED 590 to AED 680 per square foot, this sits in the mid-market townhouse segment. The three-bedroom entry at under AED 1.65 million for over 2,600 sq ft is the stronger headline: freehold townhouse ownership with private outdoor access at a price that competes with mid-size apartments in more central communities on floor area alone.
Type A or Type B: Same Budget, Different Floor Plans
All units come in two layout variants, Type A and Type B. Within each bedroom tier, pricing is identical across variants, so the decision comes down to floor plan preference. Type A units are slightly larger in both configurations: the three-bedroom Type A is 2,807 sq ft versus 2,627 sq ft for Type B, and the four-bedroom Type A is 3,013 sq ft versus 2,893 sq ft for Type B. The product suits families wanting room and private access, and buy-to-let buyers targeting the family rental segment in West Dubai.
Amenities
| Category | Amenities |
|---|---|
| Wellness & Fitness | Gymnasium, Infinity Pool, Health Club |
| Outdoor & Social | Landscaped Gardens, Barbecue Area |
| Convenience | Valet Parking, Garage |
| Safety | Security |
Eight amenities cover what a family townhouse community typically needs. Valet parking is an uncommon inclusion in this format and marks a deliberate step above the standard community specification. The infinity pool alongside a health club and full gymnasium means residents have on-site fitness options without external memberships. Landscaped gardens and a barbecue area complement the townhouse format directly, giving communal outdoor space that extends naturally from the private plots residents already have.
Completion Already Passed
Construction began in October 2021, with an expected completion of September 2024. That milestone is now more than a year in the past, placing this firmly in the delivered or near-delivered category. Buyers entering at this stage are looking at a community that already exists on the ground. The construction risk and timeline uncertainty of off-plan buying do not apply here.
Half at Construction, Half at Keys
| Milestone | Payment |
|---|---|
| During construction | 50% |
| Handover | 50% |
The payment plan splits evenly: half during the construction period and 50% at handover. There is no post-handover payment tranche. For buyers entering now, the construction-phase instalments have already fallen, and the practical effect is that the outstanding balance is due at the point of possession. The structure is clean with no deferred payment obligations after handover.