Nad Al Sheba Gardens vs Sobha Estates Hartland II: Which Villa Community
Nad Al Sheba Gardens starts at AED 13.7 million with 4 to 5-bedroom villas, handover June 2030. Sobha Estates Hartland II starts at AED 20 million with 5 to 6-bedroom villas and mansions, handover Q2 2027.

Nad Al Sheba Gardens starts from AED 13.7 million for 4 and 5-bedroom villas, handing over in June 2030. Sobha Estates at Hartland II starts from AED 20 million for 5 and 6-bedroom villas and mansions, handing over in Q2 2027. Both sit within the same wider MBR City and Meydan corridor.
The two communities side by side
Both developments are gated villa and mansion communities in the same part of Dubai, but they differ on price, typology size, timeline and payment structure.
| Nad Al Sheba Gardens | Sobha Estates Hartland II | |
|---|---|---|
| Developer | Meraas | Sobha |
| Typologies | 4 and 5-bedroom villas | 5 and 6-bedroom villas and mansions |
| Starting price | AED 13.7 million | AED 20 million |
| Payment plan | 20/10/5/10/5/5/5/40 | 20/40/40 |
| Handover | June 2030 | Q2 2027 |
Price and typology gap
Nad Al Sheba Gardens opens at a lower entry price, AED 13.7 million, for its 4-bedroom villa, while Sobha Estates opens at AED 20 million for its 5-bedroom villa and mansion typologies. The typology range also differs: Nad Al Sheba Gardens tops out at 5 bedrooms, while Sobha Estates extends to 6-bedroom mansions, reflecting a larger average footprint across its villa and mansion mix.
Two very different payment schedules
Nad Al Sheba Gardens spreads its payments across eight steps: 20% on booking, six smaller instalments of 5% to 10% through 2027 to 2029, and 40% at handover in June 2030. Sobha Estates uses a simpler three-step 20/40/40 schedule, with 40% during construction and 40% at handover in Q2 2027. A buyer who prefers fewer, larger milestones may find the Sobha Estates structure more straightforward to track, while a buyer who prefers smaller, more frequent transfers may find the Nad Al Sheba Gardens schedule easier on cash flow at any single point.
A three-year gap in handover timing
The two communities are roughly three years apart on delivery. Sobha Estates hands over in Q2 2027, considerably sooner than Nad Al Sheba Gardens in June 2030. For a buyer who wants to move in or start using the property sooner, that gap is significant; for a buyer planning further ahead, the later Nad Al Sheba Gardens date leaves more time to arrange financing around the final, larger instalment.
What each community offers beyond price
Nad Al Sheba Gardens phase 12 is the final release within its masterplan, which includes a central park with a lagoon, a wave pool, sports courts, a skate park and a clubhouse, alongside a school, mosque and retail. Sobha Estates sits within the wider Sobha Hartland II masterplan, built around crystal lagoons and more than a million square feet of landscaped open space, with shared pools, a fitness centre, yoga decks and jogging trails across its villa and mansion enclave.
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Who each community suits
Nad Al Sheba Gardens suits a buyer focused on a specific entry point near AED 13.7 million with a longer runway to handover and a schedule that spreads payments more evenly. Sobha Estates suits a buyer with a higher budget from the outset, looking for a larger villa or mansion with a sooner handover and a simpler three-step payment structure. Neither community is a better choice in general terms; the right one depends on budget, typology size and how soon you want the keys.
Checking the DLD fee on each option
Both communities carry the same 4% Dubai Land Department registration fee, but the absolute figure differs with the price. On the AED 13.7 million Nad Al Sheba Gardens villa, that is AED 548,000; on the AED 20 million Sobha Estates villa, the fee reaches AED 800,000. This fee sits outside both payment schedules and is confirmed by your adviser once your unit and final price are set.
Where to go next
For other villa communities in the same general area, our guide to the best projects in Meydan and our guide to luxury villas for sale in Dubai widen the comparison beyond these two names.
Next step with Orven
To compare current availability and confirmed pricing at Nad Al Sheba Gardens and Sobha Estates Hartland II side by side, send your budget and preferred typology to Orven on WhatsApp at +971 52 776 1939 or by email at sales@orvenproperties.com. The Nad Al Sheba Gardens project page lists current villa typologies, and /find-your-home/ lets you search across both communities and more.
FAQ
Which community is cheaper to enter? Nad Al Sheba Gardens, starting from AED 13.7 million against AED 20 million at Sobha Estates Hartland II.
Which hands over sooner? Sobha Estates Hartland II, in Q2 2027, roughly three years ahead of Nad Al Sheba Gardens in June 2030.
Which has larger typologies? Sobha Estates Hartland II extends to 6-bedroom mansions, while Nad Al Sheba Gardens tops out at 5-bedroom villas.
Which payment plan asks for less upfront? Both start with a 20% booking instalment; Nad Al Sheba Gardens then spreads the rest across six smaller steps, while Sobha Estates uses two larger 40% instalments.
Is one community better than the other? Neither is better in general. The right choice depends on your budget, preferred typology size and how soon you want handover.
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Nad Al Sheba Gardens by Meraas
MBR City / Meydan, Dubai · Phase 12: 4 and 5 bedroom villas
20% down payment on booking, 10% in April 2027, 5% in October 2027, 10% in March 2028, 5% in August 2028, 5% in January 2029, 5% in June 2029 and 40% on handover in June 2030.
Read the guide →Frequently asked questions
Which community is cheaper to enter?
Nad Al Sheba Gardens, starting from AED 13.7 million against AED 20 million at Sobha Estates Hartland II.
Which hands over sooner?
Sobha Estates Hartland II, in Q2 2027, roughly three years ahead of Nad Al Sheba Gardens in June 2030.
Which has larger typologies?
Sobha Estates Hartland II extends to 6-bedroom mansions, while Nad Al Sheba Gardens tops out at 5-bedroom villas.
Which payment plan asks for less upfront?
Both start with a 20% booking instalment; Nad Al Sheba Gardens then spreads the rest across six smaller steps, while Sobha Estates uses two larger 40% instalments.
Is one community better than the other?
Neither is better in general. The right choice depends on your budget, preferred typology size and how soon you want handover.
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