Mudon Al Ranim 3 is the third phase of the residential community Mudon Al Ranim, developed by developer Dubai Properties, located in the respectable Mudon community in Al Hebiah. The complex consists of duplexes and triplexes with three and four bedrooms. Some residences have a separate family area ("plus family"). The buildings have laconic facade lines. Open spaces and an emphasis on natural lighting harmonize with the natural surroundings. The open-plan layouts makes it possible to maximize the space and easily integrate buildings into the landscaped environment of the complex. The interiors of the townhouses are decorated in a modern style with an emphasis on comfort and functionality: high-quality finishing materials are used, open and spacious layouts are provided, as well as private private gardens. The complex offers a range of thoughtful amenities. Residents have access to public swimming pools, sports areas (basketball and volleyball courts, fitness areas), children's play and nature play areas, picnic areas, as well as areas for meditation and dog walking. There is a public leisure center with a shopping mall on site. Mudon Al Ranim 3 is advantageously located in terms of transport accessibility: within a 5—minute drive — Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, 15 minutes - to Dubai Hills Mall and Al Maktoum International Airport, 25 minutes — to Dubai International Airport, Downtown Dubai, Burj Khalifa.
Children’s pool
Pool Deck
Adults Pool
Cabanas
Shared gym & fitness
Fitness Zone
Outdoor Yoga
Leisure areas
BBQ
Social zone
Sitting Area
Fountain
Meeting Room
Retail outlets
Parking
Beauty Salon
Beach Access
Park Access
Covered Parking
Security and CCTV
Shared Pool
Kids Play Area
Dining outlets (coffee houses & restaurants)
Shared gym
Tennis court
Club house
Recreational areas
Landscaped garden
Landscaped park
Jogging tracks
Walking paths
Meditation zone
Crossfit zone
Paddle court
Dog walking area
Sports ground
Lagoon
Kids Club
Community Lawn
Forest Walk
Beach Club
Open Kids Play Area
Picnic Area
Multipurpose Sports Courts
Outdoor Multipurpose Space
Jumping Arena
Greenhouse
Landscape Open Areas
Basketball Half Court
Resting Areas
Climbing Wall
Yoga Area
Event Lawns
Dubai Properties is the UAE's leading real estate developer, which is known not only in the Arab Emirates but also abroad. The company plays one of the leading roles in Dubai's booming real estate industry and has built many magnificent residential complexes over 20 years of operation in this sector. Dubai Properties is committed to setting long-term strategic goals. The company operates in 13 countries and is one of the most prominent players in the real estate and project management market. Its success is based on understanding the needs of its customers and utilizing innovative solutions to create a comfortable living environment.
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