A luxury mansion in Al Barari’s exclusive Amaia Collection has been sold for an eye-watering Dh107 million, marking a new record for price per square foot in the community at Dh6,316.
The villa, known as Villa Y3, is a fully custom-built residence featuring a built-up area of 16,939 square feet on a plot of more than 31,000 square feet. Highlights of the home include a rooftop bar and lounge, a private gym, and an executive-grade home office, reflecting the growing appetite for high-end, bespoke living spaces among global ultra-high-net-worth individuals.
Maria Morris Global represented the buyer in the transaction, while the seller was represented by Charlie King of Allsopp & Allsopp.
The sale underscores Al Barari’s emergence as one of Dubai’s most sought-after luxury communities. Known for its lush greenery, low-density design, and focus on wellness and sustainability, Al Barari continues to attract discerning buyers seeking exclusivity and tranquility within the city.
Commenting on the deal, Ellie Street, Sales Director at Maria Morris Global, and Ryan Almond, Area Team Leader, described the transaction as a defining moment for Dubai’s super-prime real estate sector.
“We are thrilled to have completed the sale of one of the most stunning ultra-prime homes in Dubai,” said Street. “This reflects a broader trend in the market where buyers are prioritizing exceptional design, privacy, and proximity to nature.”
Maria Morris, Founder and CEO of Maria Morris Global, praised her team for their role in the record-breaking transaction. “Ellie and Ryan have once again demonstrated their unmatched expertise in the Al Barari market,” she said. “This sale is a testament to the strength of our super-prime portfolio and the calibre of our global clientele.”
The Dh107 million sale follows closely on the heels of another headline-making deal in the same neighborhood. Just two weeks earlier, a custom-built seven-bedroom villa with a rooftop paddle court sold for over Dh121 million, further cementing Al Barari’s status in Dubai’s elite property segment.
These back-to-back sales highlight the escalating demand for exclusive, design-led homes in nature-rich settings, and signal a shift in Dubai’s luxury market towards more meaningful, experience-driven investments.
