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What this project is
Hartland II Villas
is an off-plan residential development by Sobha in Sobha Hartland 2, Dubai. The listed stock comprises six-bedroom villas with sizes from 17,275 to 17,470 square feet. Four units are included in the price table, with asking prices between AED 61,146,260 and AED 64,840,575.
The developer states handover in June 2026. The payment plan requires 20 per cent on booking, 40 per cent after booking, and 40 per cent upon handover. Buyers should note that no units in the current listing data fall at or below the AED 2,500,000 price threshold, as the entire advertised stock is above this level.
As a buyer-side brokerage, Oliva can review a specific unit within this project against the buyer's requirements. the published project facts do not include a total unit count, so buyers should confirm overall project size and current availability directly with the developer or through the Dubai Land Department.
What units cost
The unit price table lists one configuration: six-bedroom villas. Four units are identified, with a minimum price of AED 61,146,260 and a maximum of AED 64,840,575. Sizes range from 17,275 to 17,470 square feet.
All four units are priced above AED 2,500,000. The count of units at or under that threshold is zero. This project is therefore outside Oliva's typical apartment focus, but the data is reported as supplied.
Buyers should note that the table shows only four units, which may not represent the full inventory. The developer's total unit count is absent from the facts, so a complete price list and availability schedule should be requested before committing.
Location: Sobha Hartland 2
Sobha Hartland 2 is the district named in the project data, but no area aggregates are provided. Buyers should therefore verify local infrastructure, road connections, school and retail access, and any upcoming transport links against current Dubai master-plan documents.
The absence of area-level data means any claim about area performance or livability should be checked against official sources. Prospective buyers should visit the site to assess construction progress and surrounding amenities, as these factors materially affect an off-plan purchase.
More projects in Sobha Hartland 2 are listed at projects in Sobha Hartland 2.
How payments are staged
The Main plan outlined in the facts has three milestones: 20 per cent on booking, 40 per cent after booking, and 40 per cent upon handover. Handover is stated as June 2026.
The 'after booking' instalment has no specified date or condition in the current listing data. Buyers should confirm the exact timing, whether it is linked to construction milestones or a fixed calendar schedule, and whether any charges apply for late payment.
The 40 per cent due at handover is a substantial final payment. With handover in June 2026, buyers should plan cash flow to ensure funds are available at that time. The plan does not include a post-handover period, so the full price is payable within the construction window.
Buyer checklist
Escrow. Verify that the project's escrow account is registered with the Dubai Land Department under Dubai Law No. (8) of 2007. All off-plan payments should be made only to the DLD-approved escrow account for this specific project. Request the escrow account number from the developer and confirm it independently.
Oqood registration. After signing the sale and purchase agreement, the sale should be registered with Oqood, the Dubai Land Department's off-plan registration system. Confirm that your unit is registered in your name and that the developer has completed the necessary filings.
Service charges. No service charge figure is provided in the facts. Service charges are set through RERA-approved budgets and can vary by development. Ask the developer for the current RERA service charge index and budget allocation for the villa community, and confirm what is included.
Handover date. The developer states handover in June 2026. Confirm this date in the purchase contract and check for any contractual grace periods or penalty provisions. Off-plan completion dates can change, so monitor construction progress through site visits or developer updates.
Payment plan enforceability. Review the payment plan milestones in the sale agreement, including definitions of 'after booking' and any conditions linked to construction. Confirm that the 20/40/40 percentages match the contractual schedule and that there are no undisclosed fees or charges.
The bottom line
Hartland II Villas is a high-ticket off-plan offering aimed at buyers seeking very large six-bedroom villas within Sobha Hartland 2. With prices starting at AED 61,146,260 and only four units listed, the project is suited to high-net-worth individuals who can commit substantial capital before handover in June 2026.
The payment plan is straightforward but front-loaded: 20 per cent at booking and 40 per cent after booking means 60 per cent of the purchase price is due before handover. Buyers should verify every milestone, the escrow account, and the Oqood registration. Oliva's free underwriting report can provide a buy or do-not-buy verdict on a specific unit, which may be useful given the large sums involved. This review makes no promises about returns or future value.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Hartland II Villas escrow-protected?
All off-plan developments in Dubai are required to have an escrow account under Dubai Law No. (8) of 2007. Buyers should verify the specific escrow account for Hartland II Villas with the Dubai Land Department and ensure all payments are made only to that account. Request the escrow account details from the developer before transferring any funds.
When is the handover for Hartland II Villas?
The developer states handover in June 2026. This date should be confirmed in the sale and purchase agreement and monitored through construction updates. Off-plan completion dates may change, so buyers should check for contractual penalties and grace periods.
What are the service charges for Hartland II Villas?
No service charge figure is provided in the current facts. Service charges in Dubai are set through RERA-approved budgets and can vary by development. Buyers should ask the developer for the current service charge index and budget for the villa community, and confirm what is included in the per-square-foot rate.
What is the payment plan for Hartland II Villas?
The Main plan includes three milestones: 20 per cent on booking, 40 per cent after booking, and 40 per cent upon handover. The 'after booking' instalment timing is not specified in the current listing data, so buyers should confirm the exact due date or construction-linked trigger. Handover is stated as June 2026, when the final 40 per cent becomes due.
Is Hartland II Villas a good investment?
Hartland II Villas offers six-bedroom villas in Sobha Hartland 2 with prices from AED 61,146,260 to AED 64,840,575. The payment plan requires 60 per cent of the price before handover in June 2026. Whether the project suits an individual buyer depends on their budget and objectives; Oliva's free underwriting report can provide a buy or do-not-buy verdict on a specific unit. This review makes no promises about returns.
What is the starting price for Hartland II Villas?
The lowest listed price among the six-bedroom villas is AED 61,146,260. The available data shows four units, all of the same six-bedroom type, with prices up to AED 64,840,575. Buyers should confirm current availability with the developer, as only four units appear in the price table.
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