Redwood Avenue

Jumeirah Golf Estates, Dubai, UAE

approx. €5,290,000approx. £4,540,000approx. $6,130,000AED 22,500,000 Listed at AED 22,500,000

Golf resort
Built
Villa

Bedrooms: 5
Built: 15810 sq ft
Plot: 11281 sq ft
Listing ID: GHI00358

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About

This completed five-bedroom villa is set on Redwood Avenue within Jumeirah Golf Estates, Dubai. The residence provides 15,810 sq ft of built-up space across three levels, on a plot of 11,281 sq ft, with panoramic golf-course views forming a strong part of the setting.

Inside, the villa is fully furnished. The show kitchen combines natural-stone surfaces with appliances, giving the home a well-specified space for cooking and entertaining without taking attention away from the golf-course outlook.

A temperature-controlled wine display adds a dedicated feature for entertaining. The fully integrated KNX smart-home system is managed through an intuitive central control interface, while the dual automated garage handles the practical side of a residence of this size.

Redwood Avenue places the villa within Jumeirah Golf Estates in Dubai, UAE. Its panoramic golf-course views, substantial proportions and furnished specification make it a natural fit for buyers seeking a completed home in a Dubai golf address.

Location

Redwood Avenue, Jumeirah Golf Estates, Dubai

Linked golf courses

Earth Course at Jumeirah Golf Estates 18 holesPar 72Championship parkland course

Tournament parkland golf at Jumeirah Golf Estates

The Earth Course is Greg Norman’s 18-hole, par-72 championship layout at Jumeirah Golf Estates. It uses sculpted fairways, conspicuous white bunkers and water hazards to create a polished parkland-style landscape within the residential estate. The finishing sequence is designed for spectator drama, and the course hosts the DP World Tour Championship, the season-ending event associated with the Race to Dubai. That tournament role makes Earth the higher-profile sibling to the neighbouring Fire Course. Their characters differ clearly: Earth is greener, more formal and more water-led, while Fire uses native grasses and terracotta sand to express the desert. Buyers comparing homes around Jumeirah Golf Estates can therefore distinguish between two course settings within one community, without assuming that a property purchase includes club membership or guaranteed playing access.
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Fire Course at Jumeirah Golf Estates 18 holesPar 72Desert-style championship course

A bold desert test at Jumeirah Golf Estates

The Fire Course is the desert-styled sibling of Earth at Jumeirah Golf Estates. Designed by Greg Norman, the 18-hole, par-72 layout moves across rolling ground where native grasses, firm-looking margins and large terracotta bunkers establish a distinctly arid palette. Those hazards are not merely decorative: their position shapes preferred angles and asks golfers to judge how boldly to challenge corners and approaches. Fire generally feels more open and less formally manicured than Earth, whose white bunkers, water and tournament infrastructure create a greener parkland impression. This contrast gives property buyers two different golf outlooks within the same master-planned estate. Fire is a championship course in its own right, but Earth is the course used for the DP World Tour Championship. Home ownership should not be interpreted as automatic club membership or playing entitlement.
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The Els Club Dubai 18 holesPar 72Desert-links course

Ernie Els’s desert-links course in Dubai

The Els Club Dubai is an 18-hole, par-72 championship course designed by Ernie Els in Dubai Sports City, beside the Victory Heights community. Els drew on features of the British links courses where he won two major championships, translating them into a desert environment through rolling fairways, sandy waste areas and strongly defined bunkering. The result is best understood as desert links rather than a literal coastal links: it has strategic width and ground movement, but sits inland. The club also includes the CH3 Performance Golf Academy and country-club dining and leisure facilities, supporting regular practice as well as full rounds. For property buyers, it gives Sports City and Victory Heights a clear designer-course identity, while home ownership and club access remain separate unless a specific agreement says otherwise.
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Trump International Golf Club Dubai 18 holesPar 71Links-style desert course

Gil Hanse-designed golf at DAMAC Hills

Trump International Golf Club Dubai is an 18-hole, par-71 course designed by Gil Hanse with Jim Wagner at DAMAC Hills. Opened in 2017, the layout occupies land formerly described by the operator as barren desert and uses broad links-style corridors, shaped greens, sandy edges and strategic bunkering to create choices rather than relying on dense tree lines. It is links-inspired rather than coastal, with an inland desert setting at the heart of the residential community. A separate nine-hole floodlit par-three course and a 30,000-square-foot clubhouse extend the golf offer beyond the main round. For DAMAC Hills buyers, this is the community’s principal championship course, but proximity, views or property ownership should not be interpreted as including membership, tee-time access or playing rights.
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Dubai Hills Golf Club 18 holesPar 72Desert parkland course

Modern championship golf in Dubai Hills Estate

Dubai Hills Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 championship course designed by European Golf Design within Dubai Hills Estate. The routing follows the site’s natural topography, with large contoured fairways offering more than one line from the tee and lakes adding decisions on approaches. Although carved from desert, its maintained playing areas and framed views towards Dubai’s skyline give it a modern desert-parkland character. Troon manages the club, which provides a full golf and hospitality hub inside the master-planned community. Its local distinction is the direct relationship between a contemporary championship course and one of Dubai’s major residential districts, rather than a remote resort location. Prospective buyers should assess views and proximity separately from golf access: owning in Dubai Hills Estate does not, by itself, establish membership or playing rights.
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