
Island B
Dubai Islands
Starting from
AED 2,700,000
Ref no: PH0352

Off Plan
Starting Price AED 1.55M
About The Project
Ellington House at Dubai Hills Estate is a 12-storey residential building delivering 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments with a practical amenity stack and clear circulation. The ground arrival moves into a double-height lobby with a mezzanine lounge and library wall, designed to manage peak time footfall and create informal meeting space. Tall glazing brings in park and golf course light, while finishes lean toward soft tones and textured surfaces for a calm, contemporary atmosphere. If you’re searching for an Apartment for sale in Ellington House, the proposition centres on layouts that prioritise usable living area, storage, and balconies sized for everyday dining rather than show only.
Apartments are planned with efficient kitchens, logical furniture walls, and access to outdoor space. Typical sizes run from about 790 to 2,484 sq.ft, giving end-users and investors a spread of options by budget and need. Upper floors face toward course greenery and the city, lower floors emphasise community landscaping. Mechanical and services are routed to reduce in-unit noise transfer; corridors are kept bright and short to improve wayfinding.
Amenity programming is straightforward: leisure and lap pools with sunken seating, a kids’ pool set apart from adult zones, indoor and outdoor fitness studios, a clubhouse with games and work-friendly lounges, and a kids’ clubhouse. Golf lockers and a wash area support residents who play regularly. Pet owners get a dog-wash bay at grade to keep common areas clean. The pool deck is oriented for afternoon use with shading elements to extend shoulder-season comfort. Access control is app-enabled; lifts are specified for peak morning capacity; back-of-house routes allow maintenance without crossing resident paths. Parking connects directly to the lobby to shorten carry distances.
From a purchase and planning perspective, Ellington House by Ellington properties follows a familiar off-plan model with a 50/50 structure (staged during construction, then on handover) and a stated handover target of Q4 2025. That profile suits buyers who want to phase cash flows while securing a Dubai Hills address before additional phases complete. For brokers building stock lists, Apartment for sale in Ellington House by Ellington properties typically presents well to professional tenants who value quick links to Al Khail Road and the internal school and retail network, which underpins occupancy and reduces voids.
Product mix covers one-beds for singles and couples, two-beds for young families, and three-beds for those wanting a study or larger living span. If a client is filtering by entry price, a 1-bedroom apartment for sale in Ellington House can be the on-ramp; if they want longer holding horizons with family usage, 2 and 3-beds are the practical step-up. Material choices favour durability over trend: engineered stone counters, quality hardware, and joinery that tolerates rental cycles. Glazing and façade detailing are tuned for heat gain; common-area lighting is intelligent to reduce association costs.
Day to day life is designed to be simple. Fitness zones are split so strength work, cardio and quiet classes don’t conflict. The kids’ facilities sit close to sightlines from seating areas, helping parents supervise without crowding. The clubhouse shifts use over the day laptop work and small meetings in the morning, casual social space after hours so it works for both residents and visiting family. For investors comparing micro markets, apartments for sale by Ellington House at Dubai Hills carry the benefit of a mature master community, steady tenant demand, and proximity to a major mall, which supports weekend usage without long drives.
For buyers who focus on location across the whole master plan, Apartment for sale in Dubai Hills Estate remains a search term that captures a wide field; this building’s edge is the balance of manageable scale (one mid-rise rather than a vast cluster), golf-adjacent positioning, and an amenity list that covers essentials without pushing service charges into luxury hotel territory. In short, it’s a functional, design led product aimed at people who prefer calm environments, predictable operations, and city access when needed.

1 - 3
Bedroom Types
50/50
Payment Plan
2025
Handover
790 - 2,484 sqft
Unit Sizes
Gallery
Amenities
Prime Position
Key Distances
About Community
Dubai Hills Estate is a large, planned environment built around an 18-hole championship golf course, a regional mall, and a network of parks and green corridors. The road framework is simple: Al Khail Road to the north and east provides fast access into Business Bay, Downtown and DIFC, while Umm Suqeim Street links toward Dubai Marina and the coast. Daily travel times feel consistent because most internal streets are wide and signal cycles are optimised, which matters to residents commuting at school drop-off and morning peak.
Community infrastructure is one of the main reasons families choose this area. Schools and nurseries sit within short drives, medical facilities are nearby, and the retail mix ranges from anchor fashion and home brands at Dubai Hills Mall to daily essentials in community centres. Jogging tracks, cycling paths and pocket parks stitch the residential parcels together, so you can move a good distance without crossing heavy traffic. Dog-friendly green pockets are increasingly common, which is helpful for morning routines.
Recreation is anchored by the golf club, but there are also multi sport courts, gyms and fitness studios distributed across the neighbourhood, so residents don’t rely on one facility. Food and beverage has grown steadily casual cafés for mornings, family restaurants for weekends, and a handful of elevated options for evenings meaning most weekly plans can stay within the estate. Parking supply at the mall and community centres is generally generous, reducing time spent cycling for a space during busy periods.
For investors, Dubai Hills Estate’s draw is the combination of stability and growth. Units lease to a broad tenant base healthcare professionals, educators, finance and tech workers who prioritise commute speed, school access and a clean, quiet environment. That diversity helps support occupancy across market cycles. Resale liquidity is healthy because the buyer pool includes both end-users upgrading within the estate and new entrants targeting central Dubai but preferring a greener outlook to the dense coastal districts.
From a liveability standpoint, the estate’s planting and grade changes soften the urban feel. Streets are shaded where possible, and newer phases are improving pedestrian comfort around crossings and bus stops. Weekend routines are simple: golf early, mall errands by mid-morning, a park session in the afternoon, and short evening drives to neighbouring districts if you want a change of scene. For residents who travel, access to Sheikh Zayed Road and both airports via arterial routes keeps departures predictable, and ride-hailing coverage is strong.

Flexible Payments
30%
BOOKING
20%
CONSTRUCTION
50%
HANDOVER
| Percentage | Description | Cumulative |
|---|---|---|
| 30% | On booking | 30% |
| 20% | During construction | 50% |
| 50% | On handover | 100% |
Common Questions
The Developer
Ellington Properties is a UAE residential developer founded in Dubai in 2014. From its earliest buildings, the company has positioned architecture, interiors and the experience of living in a home at the centre of its approach rather than competing primarily through scale.
The business was co founded by Robert D. Booth, Joseph Thomas and Elie Naaman. Booth serves as Managing Director, while Naaman is Co Founder and CEO International. Their combined backgrounds in property have helped Ellington grow from a boutique Dubai developer into a business with a substantial completed and off plan pipeline.
Its early reputation was established in Jumeirah Village Circle through developments including Belgravia, Belgravia II, Eaton Place and later additions to the wider Belgravia series. The company then moved into more central and premium locations, delivering DT1 in Downtown Dubai and expanding through Mohammed Bin Rashid City, Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Hills Estate, Business Bay and other established districts.
This progression has not changed the basic design philosophy. Ellington typically gives considerable attention to arrival spaces, interior materials, usable balconies, landscaping and communal facilities. Buildings are intended to feel residential rather than simply functioning as collections of investment units.
Its completed track record has continued to grow. DT1, several Belgravia residences and Wilton schemes established the early delivery record, while Ellington House II in Dubai Hills Estate and Arbor View in Arjan entered handover in 2026. Arbor View was particularly significant as the company's first completed residence in Arjan.
The geographical strategy is now broader. Dubai remains Ellington's main market, but the company entered Ras Al Khaimah through residential projects in Al Hamra, reflecting the northern emirate's growing importance within the UAE property sector.
Dubai Hills Estate has become one of Ellington's most recognisable locations. The Ellington House series introduced contemporary apartment living beside the golf course, with successive buildings extending the concept while retaining its restrained architectural identity. Ellington House at Dubai Hills Estate provides an example of the company's approach to practical layouts, views and carefully designed shared spaces.
Palm Jumeirah marked another step upwards in positioning. Ellington initially created a limited collection of beachfront villas before launching Ellington Beach House, its first apartment building on the island. Ellington Beach House at Palm Jumeirah placed the company directly within Dubai's established prime waterfront market.
Business Bay has also become important through The Crestmark and The Quayside. These projects show Ellington adapting its design led model to taller, more urban residences while making use of Dubai Water Canal frontage and central city views.
In Mohammed Bin Rashid City, the company has expanded from individual apartment buildings into larger residential concepts. The Sanctuary became its first villa community, while Claydon House, The Highgrove and the newly launched Everly Place extend its presence around Meydan Horizon and its lagoon environment.
Dubai Islands now represents another major growth area. Ellington Sands introduced the company to the destination through a beachfront residential scheme. This was followed in 2026 by The Meriva Collection at Dubai Islands, Ellington's first hospitality led beachfront community.
The Meriva Collection combines residences, penthouses and a dedicated hotel within a wider coastal setting. It represents an important evolution into hospitality influenced real estate, although it should not currently be described as an externally branded residence with a separate hotel brand unless such a partnership is formally announced.
Ellington has also used joint ventures selectively. Upper House in Jumeirah Lakes Towers was created in partnership with DMCC, while Oakley Square involved SOL Properties. A separate collaboration with Dutco established Dutco Ellington for premium residential projects.
Ellington Properties therefore now operates across a considerably broader market than its original boutique JVC buildings, with ready homes, luxury waterfront residences, villas and major off plan projects forming part of its evolving UAE pipeline.

Dubai Islands
Starting from
AED 2,700,000
Ref no: PH0352

Jumeirah Lake Towers
Starting from
AED 950,000
Ref no: PH0266

Mohammed Bin Rashid City
Starting from
AED 8,100,000
Ref no: PH0265
