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Jubail island reveals the design of Spanish-inspired, Mediterranean-style villas

    • Villas will be offered across villages in Jubail Island such as Marfaa Al Jubail and Souk Al Jubail

    • Features include towers concealing staircases, balconies, and colonnades as well as covered terraces

    Abu Dhabi: Jubail Island Investment Company has unveiled its designs for the first phase of villas currently under construction, offering Mediterranean-inspired living at the heart of Abu Dhabi’s newest sustainable community.

    With four distinct styles to choose from, the villas provide a range of unique designs to suit buyers and are available for sale immediately, a statement issued by the company said.

    The developer has drawn inspiration from the historical styling of original Spanish haciendas, offering residents a contemporary, stylish and unique family residence amid a beautiful natural setting.

    Taking design cues from traditional Spanish architecture such as overhanging terracotta pitched roofs, colored external renders and classic Spanish metalwork, the villas represent an organic, luxurious and modern take on the hacienda.

    In addition to main entry courtyards, special features include towers concealing staircases, balconies, and colonnades as well as covered terraces – all adding the element of discovery, yet facilitating practical living spaces for modern families.

    Reinforcing Jubail Island’s vision of individually designed dwellings forming a community, the Mediterranean villas will accentuate natural tones and materials.

    The Mediterranean-style villas will be offered across multiple villages in Jubail Island: Marfaa Al Jubail, Souk Al Jubail and Seef Al Jubail, and Nad Al Dhabi.

    The AED5 billion ($1.3b) Jubail Island project owned by JIIC, developed and managed by LEAD, will be home to an idyllic collection of six residential village estates located between Yas Island and Saadiyat Island. Nestled among the breath-taking natural beauty and rich biodiversity of the mangroves, and covering more than 400 hectares, the landmark community will offer residents every convenience and amenity, seamlessly blending sustainable living, luxury and wellness in an iconic new addition to Abu Dhabi’s real estate landscape.