VERDAN1A Phase 2

Object 1 introduces a new benchmark of modern living with its latest residential development in the thriving Dubailand Residence Complex (DLRC). VERDAN1A Phase 2 is designed for those seeking contemporary elegance. This freehold property offers a selection of studio, 1-, and 2.5-bedroom apartments, seamlessly blending sophisticated urban aesthetics with functional living spaces. With sizes ranging from 461 to 1,943 sq. ft., each unit is thoughtfully designed to provide maximum comfort, ample natural light, and a refined ambiance that enhances everyday living. Strategically located in DLRC, the project ensures unmatched connectivity to key areas of Dubai. It sits between significant road networks, granting residents easy access to Dubai Silicon Oasis, Dubai Outlet Mall, and various leisure and commercial hubs. The development fosters a well-balanced lifestyle where nature, luxury, and convenience coalesce. Surrounded by lush landscapes and state-of-the-art facilities, the community caters to families and individuals who seek an urban retreat without compromising on accessibility and premium services. The project is developed by Object 1, known for crafting high-end residential spaces that emphasize quality and sustainability. Scheduled for completion in March 2027, it offers an attractive 60/40 payment plan, making it an appealing choice for investors and end-users. Residents will enjoy a range of modern amenities, ensuring an elevated lifestyle that balances work, leisure, and relaxation in one of Dubai’s most sought-after locations. Key Points Studio, 1, and 2.5-bedroom apartments Sizes range from 461 to 1,943 sq. ft. Located in Dubailand Residence Complex (DLRC) Freehold property with modern designs Developed by Object 1, a trusted name in real estate 60/40 payment plan for convenient ownership The completion date is set for March 2027 Prime connectivity to Dubai Silicon Oasis and Dubai Outlet Mall Close to key highways: Dubai-Al Ain Road & Emirates Road Sustainable and eco-friendly living spaces