About the area
About AlJurf Gardens.
AlJurf Gardens is a villa community in the AlJurf masterplan at Ghantoot, on the Abu Dhabi coast near the Dubai border. The masterplan covers about 370 hectares, with 1.6 kilometres of Arabian Gulf shoreline.
IMKAN Properties is the master developer. Phase 1 consists of semi-detached villas with two to four bedrooms. Phase 2 added the Joud and Budoor styles, from two to five bedrooms, and the later Kayan release adds four- and five-bedroom villas with private pools.
Access is from Sheikh Zayed Road (E11), which runs past Ghantoot towards Abu Dhabi one way and Jebel Ali the other.
Phase 1 has been handed over since 2024, while the rest of the masterplan is still being built. Land is set aside for a neighbourhood centre, a school, marinas, a canal waterfront and public and private beaches.
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Send us your questionWhere is AlJurf Gardens and how well connected is it?
AlJurf Gardens is on the Abu Dhabi coast at Ghantoot, close to the border with Dubai. The community is reached from the E11, the main highway between the two cities, so residents can head towards either one along the same road. There is no metro or rail link, which makes a car essential for daily travel.
What is everyday life like in AlJurf Gardens?
AlJurf Gardens is a low-density villa neighbourhood within a larger coastal masterplan that includes beaches, marinas and a canal. The first residents moved in after handovers began in 2024, and later phases are being built around them. Daily life is quiet and car-based, with more retail and community facilities planned as further phases complete.
Are there schools and everyday amenities near AlJurf Gardens?
The AlJurf masterplan sets aside land for a school, but for now families travel to schools elsewhere in Abu Dhabi or across the border in Dubai. Grocery shopping, healthcare and other daily services are also mostly outside the community at this stage, so a car is needed for most errands until planned facilities open.
Who is AlJurf Gardens best suited to?
AlJurf Gardens suits families who want a larger villa near the sea and are happy to drive for work and school. It also fits buyers who split their time between Abu Dhabi and Dubai, and second-home owners looking for a beach setting away from city traffic.
What kind of off-plan stock is available in AlJurf Gardens?
Off-plan supply here is villa-led, with IMKAN releasing later phases of semi-detached and detached homes, including larger four- and five-bedroom villas in the Kayan collection, alongside completed Phase 1 homes. Off-plan homes across the emirate are on the Abu Dhabi off-plan page.
Can foreign buyers own property in AlJurf Gardens?
Yes. Abu Dhabi law allows non-nationals to own freehold property within investment zones set by the emirate's Executive Council, and land at AlJurf in Ghantoot has been designated as one of these zones. IMKAN sells homes in AlJurf Gardens to buyers of all nationalities, so international purchasers can hold full title.
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