Sharjah · Al Tay East
by SANZEN
From AED 2,664,487From $725,540From €634,414
($725,540)(AED 2,664,487)(AED 2,664,487)
Sukoon Phase II is the second phase of the Sukoon project, which is a gated community in Sharjah by the developer Sanzen. The project includes various residence options: Town villas, Corner villas and Standalone villas, available in configurations from three to seven bedrooms. The second phase of the project offers 3- and 4-bedroom urban Town villas, each with a maid's room. The exterior of the buildings is distinguished by refined minimalism: clean lines, natural materials and smooth transitions between interior and exterior areas emphasize the philosophy of peaceful existence. The interiors are made with special care for details — soft textures, abundance of natural light and thoughtful layout create an atmosphere of comfort, peace and concentration. The main amenities include private pools, recreation areas, playgrounds, bike paths, sports courts, a fitness center, a mosque, a kindergarten and the Zen Mall shopping center. The location of the project provides convenient access to key facilities: Sharjah International Airport is 15 km away, Dubai Airport is 20-25 km away, University of Sharjah is 15 km away and Sharjah Cricket Stadium is 20-25 km away, respectively, as well as Safari Mall Sharjah, Sahara Centre, Sharjah National Park are located in the vicinity. For sale: 3 BR Townhouses – from 2 664 487 AED / 2 240 sq. ft. 4 BR Townhouses – from 3 890 845 AED / 2 516 sq. ft.
Calculated on starting price from AED 2,664,487.Calculated on starting price from $725,540.Calculated on starting price from €634,414.
Booking & Downpayment
5%
On booking
5%
During construction
5%
After 30 days from booking (signing SPA)
5% + 4% SLD (2% for UAE Nationals) + 1575 AED ERES Fee
Handover
30%
During construction from the 6th to the 30th month
30% (6% every 6 months)
Post-handover
60%
On completion
60%
Booking & Downpayment
5%
On booking
5%
During construction
5%
After 30 days from booking (signing SPA)
5% + 4% SLD (2% for UAE Nationals) + 1575 AED ERES Fee
Handover
20%
During construction from the 6th to the 24th month
20% (5% every 6 months)
Post-handover
70%
On completion
70%
Private pool
Pool Deck
Adults Pool
SPA
Social zone
Sitting Area
Retail outlets
Park Access
Shared Pool
Kids Play Area
Shared gym
Football field
Tennis court
Basketball court
Recreational areas
Landscaped park
Walking paths
Outdoor parking
Lagoon style swimming pool
Smart home
Bike path
Lagoon
Kids Club
Landscape Open Areas
Resting Areas
Mosque
Sleep Over Snug (Nursery)
SANZEN is a UAE-based real estate developer established in 2025, drawing on Zen philosophy and Arabic heritage as the design principles behind its residential communities. The company describes its projects as spaces where water, light, and stone are central architectural elements.
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