Salva  at The Heights Country Club & Wellness

Salva at The Heights Country Club and Wellness is planned as a quiet green pocket at the edge of the city, where three, four and five bedroom homes sit beside landscaped trails and calm water features rather than hard city edges. Within the first glance you have the essentials. It is a freehold Emaar villa and townhouse cluster in Al Yalayis Five with around four hundred and eighty three residences, all in a ground plus two structure. Sizes run from roughly three thousand four hundred to about five thousand eight hundred square feet, with prices from around six point five million dirhams and a ten seventy twenty payment plan, and handover targeted for the third quarter of twenty thirty. It is aimed at families and long term owners who want a steady base in a wellness led master community.

From the outside, Salva follows a simple, composed language. Facades are kept light and modern, with soft neutral materials, warm metallic details and clear frames around terraces and full height windows. The architecture does not shout, it settles into the landscape. Each row of homes reads as part of a wider green picture, with front gardens, shaded entrances and planted verges softening the streets. You approach through loops lined with trees, ponds and green corridors, so the feeling is more like a residential park than a hard edged suburban grid.

The launch has been laid out as a spread of townhouses and semi attached villas rather than dense blocks, which keeps the community scale comfortable. Every home is part of a walkable loop that ties into jogging and cycling paths, play areas and open lawns. A dedicated retail strip within The Heights brings cafés, supermarkets and neighbourhood dining within a short walk or quick drive, which means daily life does not always require a long trip to larger centres. Salva feels like a place where routines can unfold close to home, with the master community taking care of most needs.

Emaar has positioned the wider Heights master plan as a wellness focused district, and Salva sits right inside that idea. Landscaped greenways, ponds and quiet event lawns act as natural extensions of your own garden. A future country club and wellness centre form the social and sporting heart of the development, while local schools, healthcare and mosques are planned into the community fabric. For buyers who look at both lifestyle and long term value, that kind of integrated planning often matters as much as the individual villa.

Salva villas for sale at the heights country club by Emaar

Inside, the homes at Salva are designed around straightforward family life rather than show. Three bedroom layouts work well for younger families or couples who want a guest room and a home office without stepping into the largest footprints. Four bedroom options create a more generous structure for longer term living, with extra space for older children or visiting relatives. Five bedroom homes become full family houses, with enough rooms to accommodate extended family, staff or more flexible uses over time. In every case the ground plus two format gives a familiar vertical rhythm of social spaces on the lower level and quieter bedrooms above.

Living areas follow an open plan idea that links kitchen, dining and lounge into one flowing zone opening to the garden or terrace. This keeps movement natural and makes it easy to host both family gatherings and quieter evenings. Large windows and glazed doors pull in daylight and keep views of greenery present from morning to night. Materials lean towards soft, durable finishes in light tones, chosen to be easy to maintain while still feeling calm and composed. The aim is a home you can live in every day without feeling precious about every surface.

Bedrooms are treated as proper retreats. Principal suites tend to have more generous proportions, with space for a seating corner, fitted wardrobes or dressing areas and an en suite bathroom. Secondary bedrooms stay practical yet comfortable, with room for desks, storage and play without feeling cramped. Bathrooms follow a clean modern line, with fittings selected for daily use rather than decorative drama. Kitchens are planned for real cooking, with sensible worktop runs, integrated appliance space and enough storage to keep surfaces clear. Circulation and storage are handled carefully so you do not lose useful square footage to awkward corridors or dead corners.

Private gardens and terraces complete the picture. They are sized to allow real outdoor life in the cooler months, whether that means a small pool, simple lawn and planting or a quiet seating corner under a pergola. Because Salva sits inside a green master community, your own plot connects visually to wider planting, ponds and paths, which makes the overall setting feel more open than the plot dimensions alone might suggest. For many families the appeal lies in this blend of private space and shared green structure.