Projects in Ramhan Island Villas

    Photo of Ramhan Island by Eagle Hills
    Abu Dhabi · Ramhan Island

    Ramhan Island

    EEagle Hills
    TypePenthouse / Villa
    CompletionQ4 2026
    Payment10/40/50
    Starting

    AED 6.4M

    Details
    Photo of Ramhan Island Views by Eagle Hills
    Abu Dhabi · Ramhan Island

    Ramhan Island Views

    EEagle Hills
    TypePenthouse / Villa
    CompletionQ4 2026
    Payment10/70/20
    Starting

    AED 6.4M

    Details
    Photo of Ramhan Island Villas Phase 4 by Eagle by Eagle Hills
    Abu Dhabi · Ramhan Island

    Ramhan Island Villas Phase 4 by Eagle

    EEagle Hills
    TypeVilla
    CompletionQ3 2028
    Payment10/40/50
    Starting

    AED 6.9M

    Details
    Photo of Ramhan Island Villas Phase 7 By Eagle Hills by Eagle Hills
    Abu Dhabi · Ramhan Island

    Ramhan Island Villas Phase 7 By Eagle Hills

    EEagle Hills
    TypeVilla
    CompletionQ2 2027
    Payment10/40/50
    Starting

    On request

    Details
    Photo of Ramhan Island Villas Phase 6 By Eagle Hills by Eagle Hills
    Abu Dhabi · Ramhan Island

    Ramhan Island Villas Phase 6 By Eagle Hills

    EEagle Hills
    TypeVilla
    CompletionQ2 2027
    Payment10/40/50
    Starting

    On request

    Details
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    Villa Living on Abu Dhabi's Ramhan Island: New Projects in Ramhan Island Villas

    Ramhan Island Villas is a residential subdistrict within the Ramhan Island development in Abu Dhabi. The area centers on villa living, with a tight project count that gives buyers a clear but limited set of choices.

    With 6 projects currently listed, this is not a market with broad developer competition or a wide spectrum of community types. Buyers here are choosing within a defined residential character rather than comparing markedly different approaches to the same location.

    Where AED 6.65M Is the Midpoint

    The median price across listings is AED 6,650,000, with a floor of AED 6,400,000 and a ceiling of AED 22,000,000. That is a wide spread. The median sitting so close to the minimum tells you most inventory clusters in the lower band, with the upper end driven by the penthouse category.

    Six projects are classified as villas; two carry penthouse classifications. The villa profile here suits buyers looking for ground-level private living, typically families or those prioritising a primary residence over a transient investment. The two penthouse listings address a different buyer profile, one prioritising elevated views and a distinct entry point into the Ramhan Island community. If your budget sits near the median, you are looking at the villa segment. Penthouse listings sit in a separate price tier and should be evaluated independently.

    Eagle Hills Across the Board

    Eagle Hills is the developer behind Ramhan Island Villas, with projects appearing under both Eagle Hills and Eagle Hills Properties LLC. That concentration means build quality and community planning standards should hold consistent across the subdistrict. For buyers thinking about resale, working within a single developer identity simplifies due diligence. It also narrows the variation in payment structures and development timelines available when comparing projects side by side.

    Handover and Entry Costs

    The earliest completions are projected for December 2026, with the latest running to September 2028. Buyers entering now are looking at a roughly two-year off-plan window on the later projects. One project includes post-handover payment terms, which spreads the payment schedule beyond the completion date and eases the cash flow burden during the early ownership period.

    The minimum down payment is 10%. That is a low entry point relative to typical off-plan requirements in the UAE, and it helps buyers preserve liquidity through a construction period that runs to late 2028.

    What the Amenity Mix Signals

    Beach access, a cycle track, landscaped gardens, and a shared pool form the core outdoor offer. Health club and gymnasium facilities sit alongside consistent security provision, including CCTV coverage across projects. The pattern points toward residents who treat outdoor and physical activity as part of daily life rather than an occasional feature. Restaurants within the community reduce the practical dependence on leaving the island, which carries more weight in an island setting than it would in a connected urban district.