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3 bedroom townhouse for rent in Amazonia, Damac Hills 2
Corner · Close to Pool · Available
AED 110,000/ year
3 bed · 3 bath · 2,029 sqft · Townhouse
About this property
Property Highlights
- Built-Up Area: 2,029 sq. ft.
- 3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms
- Unfurnished
- Corner Unit
- Private Garden
- Maid's Room
- Balcony
- Vacant, Move in Now
- 4 Cheques
Community and Lifestyle Amenities
- Shared pool, close to unit
- Shared gym
- 24/7 security, covered parking
- Central A/C, built-in wardrobes, walk-in closet
- Pets allowed
- Lazy river, man-made beach, splash pad
- Boating lake, fishing lake, water playground
- Jogging and cycling tracks
- Sports courts, cricket pitch, volleyball court
- Amphitheatre, outdoor cinema, floating cinema
- Barbecue areas, picnic park, zen garden
- Petting farm, butterfly garden
- Retail outlets, cafes, Carrefour nearby
Location and Connectivity
Amazonia is one of the most tranquil clusters within DAMAC Hills 2, a master-planned eco-friendly community in Dubailand. Residents enjoy an extraordinary range of outdoor attractions including Water Town with its lazy river and splash pads, Sports Town with courts and pitches, and lush parks and green spaces throughout the community. Retail outlets, cafes, and daily conveniences are easily accessible within the community, complemented by nearby healthcare facilities.
Situated between Jebel Ali - Lehbab Road (E77) and Al Ain - Dubai Highway (E66), DAMAC Hills 2 is well-connected via Al Qudra Road, placing Downtown Dubai and Dubai Marina approximately 25 minutes away. The community is also close to landmarks such as Dubai Miracle Garden and the Qudra desert, making it an ideal base for families and nature lovers alike.
For more details or to arrange a viewing, please contact McCone Properties
Amenities
Security · Shared pool · Shared gym · Covered parking · Central A/C · Built-in wardrobes · Walk-in closet · Balcony · Maid's room · Private garden · Pets allowed
Moving into Damac Hills 2? Ejari, the tenancy contract and the DEWA move-in, explained.
