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Sobha Elwood: a forest-themed villa community

A collection of 4, 5 and 6-bedroom villas on Al Ain Road, Dubailand, across a 10 million sq ft site with over 10,000 trees and 47% of the land given to open space and parks.

10M sq fttotal site
4–6 BRvilla configurations
47%open space & parks
Sobha Elwood villa community aerial render, forest-themed landscaping
Sobha Elwood villa community aerial render, forest-themed landscaping
obha Elwood — aerial community render, from Sobha's own marketing materials

Where it is

Sobha Elwood sits on Al Ain Road in Dubailand, near Sobha's larger Sobha Sanctuary masterplan (the two are close enough that Sobha's own Sanctuary marketing references Elwood as a neighbouring project). The community draws its design language from "the world's seven largest forests," and is built around that theme rather than the waterfront positioning of Sobha's Hartland-area projects.

Villa sizes

Villas come in 4, 5 and 6-bedroom configurations: 4BR villas run 4,957.86–4,994.67 sq ft, 5BR villas 5,799.70–5,807.13 sq ft, and the 6BR villa is 7,186.20 sq ft — all on a limited-collection basis rather than a mass-market villa release.

Sobha Elwood villa exterior render with modern architecture and greenery

The forest concept

Sobha cites over 10,000 trees across 26% of the site, with 47% of the total area dedicated to open space and parks. Community features include adventure walks, cycling tracks, a cricket pitch, community gardens, a dog park, a clubhouse, fitness decks, a treehouse, a wadi feature, and a forest play park for children.

Common questions

Sobha Elwood — FAQ

4-bedroom villas from roughly 4,958 to 4,995 sq ft, 5-bedroom from roughly 5,800 to 5,807 sq ft, and a 6-bedroom villa at 7,186 sq ft.

Sobha designed the landscaping around the idea of the world's seven largest forests, with over 10,000 trees planted across the 10 million sq ft site and 47% of the land kept as open space and parks.

Yes — both sit along Al Ain Road in Dubailand, close enough that Sobha references Elwood as a neighbour in its Sanctuary marketing.