Maya Luxury Collection: Townhouses in Living Legends at AED 2.8 Million
Maya Luxury Collection is a townhouse development by Al Andalusia Group, located within the Living Legends master community in Dubai. The project offers 3-bedroom and 5-bedroom townhouses, and with a scheduled completion of March 2025, handover has likely already taken place. That makes this a ready or near-ready asset rather than a long off-plan bet.
Living Legends: A Self-Contained Community on Dubai's Western Edge
Living Legends sits in the Dubailand corridor, roughly between Emirates Road (E611) and Al Khail Road (E44). It is not a downtown location. Commutes to Business Bay or Downtown Dubai will run 30 to 40 minutes in normal traffic. The airport is a similar distance.
What the location does offer is space. Living Legends was built as a low-rise, villa-and-townhouse community with its own internal amenities, landscaping, and a more suburban rhythm than you find closer to the city core. If the buyer's priority is square footage, greenery, and quieter streets over proximity to the CBD, the location fits. For end-users with school-age children, the presence of an international school within the community is a practical advantage. School runs don't require leaving the development.
Two Sizes, One Price Point
The project offers two unit configurations: a 3-bedroom townhouse and a 5-bedroom townhouse. Both are generously proportioned. The 3-bedroom spans 3,167 square feet and the 5-bedroom reaches 4,068 square feet. These are full-sized family homes, not compact townhouse formats.
The listed price is AED 2,800,000 across the range. With the 5-bedroom at that same price point, buyers who need five bedrooms are getting strong value per square foot relative to comparable communities. The 3-bedroom at the same price represents a higher price-per-square-foot, which is typical when comparing unit sizes within a single scheme. The gap between them is square footage, not price.
At AED 2.8 million, the buyer profile is a family buyer, either end-user or investor targeting the family rental segment. The 5-bedroom in particular suits larger families or buyers who want space to absorb extended family or a home office.
What's On-Site
| Category | Amenities |
|---|---|
| Security | CCTV Security, Security |
| Health and Recreation | Health Club, Well-being and Fitness |
| Family and Education | International School, Children's Play Area |
| Outdoor | Landscaped Gardens |
| Dining | Restaurants |
The amenity set reads as a family-first project. The combination of an international school, a children's play area, and landscaped gardens points clearly at the target resident: families with children who want most daily needs met within the development. The Health Club and Well-being and Fitness facility add a lifestyle layer, but the emphasis is on convenience for family life, not resort-style luxury.
The on-site restaurants are a practical feature for a community of this scale. An internal dining option reduces the need to drive out for everyday meals, which suits the suburban location.
Construction and Handover Timeline
Construction began in November 2023. The scheduled completion date was March 2025, which means the project has passed its original handover window as of mid-2026. Units are likely delivered or in the final stages of handover.
Rather than an off-plan entry with a multi-year wait, this is a property where the physical asset exists. The build is done; for buyers entering now, the question is about occupancy and delivery status, not construction risk.
The Payment Structure: Front-Loaded with No Post-Handover Relief
| Stage | Payment |
|---|---|
| During construction | 40% |
| At handover | 60% |
The plan is straightforward and front-loaded toward handover. The 60% lump sum at handover is the key figure to absorb. There is no post-handover installment schedule to spread out that final payment. Buyers financing via mortgage should ensure their arrangements are in place before handover, as the full balance comes due at that point.
The 40% construction-phase payment spread over the build period is manageable for buyers who started early. For anyone entering now, the timeline context matters more than the installment structure, since the project has passed its completion date.