Al Ghadeer-R1 is a modern residential development by Aldar, located in the Al Layyan neighborhood on the border of the emirates of Dubai and Abu Dhabi. The complex includes a variety of different types of residential units. You can choose from maisonettes, townhouses with 2-3 bedrooms and villas with four bedrooms, and in the 12-storey tower there are cozy apartments with 1-3 bedrooms. The architectural design of the buildings is characterized by modern lines and the use of environmentally friendly materials. Large windows provide natural light and beautiful views of the surrounding area. Al Ghadeer-R1 offers a wide range of amenities for residents including swimming pools, parks, equestrian center, gyms. The complex is conveniently located in close proximity to major transportation arteries, providing easy access to business districts, educational institutions, and entertainment centers. Al Maktoum International Airport is a 15-minute drive away, while Khalifa Industrial Zone, Expo 2020 and Jebel Ali Free Zone are approximately 20 minutes away by car. Al Ghadeer-R1 is an ideal place to live, work and play, offering residents comfort, style and high quality of life. The project by Aldar is an example of a modern approach to residential real estate, combining innovation and environmental care.
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Kids Play Area
Electric Vehicle Charger
Dining outlets (coffee houses & restaurants)
Aldar Properties is Abu Dhabi's dominant developer and one of the most substantial real estate companies in the UAE by assets. The company has been active since 2004, with its headquarters and primary development focus in the UAE capital, where it has built landmark communities on Yas Island, Reem Island, and Saadiyat Island -- three of Abu Dhabi's most significant residential addresses. Aldar's portfolio covers residential, retail, commercial, and hospitality assets, and the company is publicly listed on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange.
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