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ACTIVEH&H Development
Eden Hills by H&H Development in Dubai
Dubai,Dubai Hills Estate
起始价格
阿联酋迪拉姆 (AED) 1800万
交付日期
2026年第4季度
别墅
158
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Eden Hills
Project Story
About Eden Hills
Eden Hills, developed by H&H Development in Dubai, is a residential community organized around a prominent landscaped watercourse. The project offers an exclusive collection of five- and six-bedroom villas aimed at family living, with planted areas and open space forming an integral part of the scheme.
The master plan centers on a meandering central wadi that serves as the development’s landscaped backbone and primary visual axis. The design approach emphasizes careful integration of built form and greenery, seeking a balance between urban residential standards and a more natural setting. Villa accommodation is limited to larger family formats (5–6 bedrooms), with the wadi creating a continuous landscaped corridor through the community. Landscaping is positioned as the site's primary organizing feature and key visual element.
Eden Hills, developed by H&H Development in Dubai, is a residential community organized around a prominent landscaped watercourse. The project offers an exclusive collection of five- and six-bedroom villas aimed at family living, with planted areas and open space forming an integral part of the scheme.
The master plan centers on a meandering central wadi that serves as the development’s landscaped backbone and primary visual axis. The design approach emphasizes careful integration of built form and greenery, seeking a balance between urban residential standards and a more natural setting. Villa accommodation is limited to larger family formats (5–6 bedrooms), with the wadi creating a continuous landscaped corridor through the community. Landscaping is positioned as the site's primary organizing feature and key visual element.