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Sharjah housing gets 1,100 new family homes

Sharjah: Families looking for larger homes in Sharjah are set to have more housing options as a major new residential community takes shape, bringing around 1,100 villas and town houses to the emirate. The Dh3.5 billion Al Tay Hills development, spread across more than six million square feet, will include town houses, twin villas, stand-alone villas and larger mansions, with homes ranging mainly…

Sharjah housing gets 1,100 new family homes

Sharjah is set to offer more housing options for families seeking larger homes, with the completion of a new residential community called Al Tay Hills. The Dh3.5 billion project, spanning over six million square feet, will feature around 1,100 villas and town houses, including stand-alone villas, twin villas, and homes with three to six bedrooms.

The latest milestone is the completion of show villas, which give prospective homeowners the chance to see layouts, living spaces, and finishes before purchasing. These show villas showcase contemporary architecture, open living areas, and connections between indoor spaces and gardens.

Khaled Esbaitah, Chairman of IFA Hotels & Resorts, emphasized that the show villas mark an important milestone, allowing buyers to experience the quality and detail of the project firsthand. The development's prime location, near Emirates Road and connecting Sharjah and Dubai, could be appealing to families needing to travel between the two emirates.

The community is designed around the idea that residents should benefit from an exceptional living experience, with the "Street of Dreams" serving as a central feature. This landscaped route connects different parts of the development, moving residents from the main entrance to quieter residential areas. The focus on streets, gardens, outdoor areas, and privacy aligns with a growing trend towards master-planned communities where families consider not only the size of their homes but also the surrounding environment.

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