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Villas for rent in Dubai

Independent houses in established neighbourhoods and villas in gated communities. Villa rentals move fast before the school year — tell us your dates and we'll line up viewings.

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Renting a house in Dubai

Independent villas in older neighbourhoods such as Mirdif, Al Barsha and Umm Suqeim often give you a bigger plot for the rent and no community service charges, but amenities are outside the gate. Community villas in Arabian Ranches, Jumeirah Village Triangle or Dubai Hills Estate come with pools, parks and security.

Check who maintains the garden and pool, whether the AC has been serviced, and the DEWA deposit (usually higher for villas).

Questions

What people usually ask

How much is a villa for rent in Dubai?

Indicative 2026 annual rents start around AED 180,000–250,000 for a three- or four-bedroom villa in Mirdif or JVT, AED 250,000–400,000 in Arabian Ranches or Al Barsha, and considerably more on Palm Jumeirah or in Emirates Hills.

Can I rent a villa in Dubai monthly?

Long-term villa rentals are annual. Furnished villas are available monthly as licensed holiday homes at a premium. Many landlords accept four to six cheques on an annual contract.

Which areas are best to rent a villa for families?

Arabian Ranches, Mirdif, Jumeirah Park, The Springs and Dubai Hills Estate are popular with families for schools, parks and quieter streets. Check the drive to your school at peak time before signing.