Projects in Serene Gardens

Serene Gardens, Al Furjan: A Compact Apartment Community Taking Shape

Serene Gardens is a small residential pocket within Al Furjan, one of Dubai's established mid-market communities sitting along the Mohammed Bin Zayed corridor. With two projects currently listed, the market here is concentrated rather than broad. Buyers are looking at a narrow selection, which means less comparison shopping but also a clearer sense of what the area delivers.

Both projects are apartments, developed by Prescott Real Estate Development. That consistency matters. A single developer across both projects means uniform construction standards and a coherent community feel, though it also means buyers have no alternative within the subdistrict if Prescott's product doesn't fit their brief. The adjacent Serene Gardens 2 extends this pocket slightly, but the immediate inventory remains tight.

Prices Anchored at the Lower End, With Room Upward

The median asking price sits at AED 587,500, which puts the typical unit firmly at the entry level of Al Furjan's apartment market. Prices start from AED 570,000 and run to AED 1,756,150 at the upper end. That spread is significant relative to the median, suggesting the two projects include a mix of smaller units priced for investors and larger configurations aimed at owner-occupiers or those wanting more space. The lower tier suits a buy-to-let approach given Al Furjan's rental demand from professionals and families working across the wider Jebel Ali and Discovery Gardens corridor.

The minimum down payment is 20%, which is a standard entry requirement for off-plan in this segment rather than a low-barrier structure. There are no post-handover payment plans across either project, so buyers should be prepared for a more conventional construction-linked schedule.

Delivery Close, Community-Oriented Amenities

Both projects are close to completion. The earlier handover falls in December 2025, with the latest scheduled for June 2026. Given the most recent data update is December 2025, the first project may already be at or near handover. Buyers should confirm current construction status directly before committing.

The amenity mix leans toward family and community living: a children's play area, community park, landscaped gardens, and barbecue area point to a resident profile of families and long-term occupants rather than short-stay or purely investment-driven buyers. The inclusion of both a shared pool and an infinity pool, alongside a private pool option, suggests some differentiation between unit tiers within the projects. Prayer rooms and covered parking round out a practical, community-focused offering that aligns with Al Furjan's broader character as a settled residential district.