Al Ghozlan is a residential development by Emaar Properties located in The Greens. The neighbourhood, popular for its green landscaped gardens and tranquil environment, features four residential apartment buildings on street 4 and street 5: Al Ghozlan 1, Al Ghozlan 2, Al Ghozlan 3 and Al Ghozlan 4. These buildings offer a total of 452 flats divided into studios and 1-2 bedroom flats. The project offers residents all the basic amenities, including a gym, swimming pool, barbecue area, children's playground, basketball court, multipurpose hall, car park. The complex is under 24-hour security and video surveillance. The social infrastructure is complemented by medical centres: Rosary, Master Hands Physiotherapy, there are several kindergartens and private development centres, Regent International School. Residents also have access to a variety of services to maintain health and beauty. There are hotels, supermarkets, shopping centres and restaurants around the complex. Due to the strategic location of The Greens, the area is well connected to the public transport system and the Emirate's major highways. The neighbourhood provides a walking environment with well-maintained walkways along water bodies. There are buses running around the neighbourhood. The nearest metro stations are Nakheel and Dubai Internet City. Sheikh Zayed Road is nearby.
Children’s pool
Shared gym & fitness
SPA
Leisure areas
BBQ
Social zone
Retail outlets
Covered Parking
Security and CCTV
Shared Pool
Kids Play Area
Pets Allowed
Dining outlets (coffee houses & restaurants)
Landscaped garden
Walking paths
Emaar Properties is the developer that, more than any other single company, shaped the physical fabric of modern Dubai. Established in the UAE in 1997 and headquartered in Dubai, it built what is still the world's tallest building -- the Burj Khalifa -- at the heart of Downtown Dubai, a community it master-planned from scratch and continues to expand today. The breadth of the Emaar portfolio is genuinely unusual: the company runs over 60 subsidiaries and holds one of the largest development pipelines in the Arab world.
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