Oxford Gardens, Arjan
Oxford Gardens is an 11-storey residential building in Arjan, Al Barsha South 3, Dubai, developed by Iman Developers and completed in 2025. It offers studio, one-, two- and four-bedroom apartments, with a rooftop infinity pool, a cinema room and a padel court among its amenities. This guide covers the building's unit types, amenities, location and Dubai Land Department sale prices for anyone researching, buying or renting in this part of Arjan.
Developer
Iman Developers
Storeys
11, plus one basement level
Completed
2025
Unit types
Studio, 1, 2 and 4-bedroom apartments
Units
About 240 to 250 (sources differ)
Area
Arjan, Dubai
About Oxford Gardens
Oxford Gardens is an 11-storey residential building in Arjan, Al Barsha South 3, Dubai, developed by Iman Developers. Construction began in July 2023 and the building was completed in 2025, with propsearch.ae recording December 2025 as the completion date against a planned March 2025 handover. It offers studio, one-, two- and four-bedroom apartments, and this guide covers its unit types, amenities, location and price picture.
The building has one basement level used for parking, a ground floor and ten upper floors, which is how Dubricks' project configuration and propsearch.ae's 11-storey count both describe it. Sources differ on the total number of units: Dubricks records 247 and DXB Interact 240, so treat the figure as roughly 240 to 250. DXB Interact breaks its count into 129 studios, 76 one-bedroom and 27 two-bedroom apartments, with the remainder a small number of larger apartments and commercial units.
Iman Developers uses the Oxford name across several projects, including Oxford Terraces and Oxford Terraces 2 in Jumeirah Village Circle. Those are separate buildings in a different community. This page covers Oxford Gardens in Arjan only.
Developer, storeys, timeline and architect (Federal Engineering Consultants) are from propsearch.ae's building guide; developer, floor configuration, unit count and freehold status are also on Dubricks; developer, 11 floors, unit types and freehold status are also on bayut.com; DXB Interact gives the unit split. Iman Developers' project list is from propsearch.ae's developer guide.
Location & Nearby Landmarks
Oxford Gardens sits in Arjan, in the Al Barsha South 3 area of Dubailand. Arjan East Park is about 0.1 km away, Dubai Science Park South Park about 0.5 km and Arjan Community Park about 0.9 km, with Dubai Miracle Garden roughly 0.7 km from the building.
Nearby schools include Dhruv Global School (about 0.9 km), Repton School Al Barsha (about 1.6 km) and Australian International School Dubai (about 1.7 km); Nord Anglia International School Dubai and Kings' School Al Barsha, both rated Outstanding, are within the wider area. Arabian Ranches Golf Club is about 2.6 km away and Cinepolis at Circle Mall about 3.2 km. Supermarkets, a pharmacy and several restaurants operate around 0.2 km away in Diamond Business Centre 2 and The Light Commercial Tower, and there is one outlet, a men's salon, on the building's own ground floor.
Distances and nearby-outlet detail are from propsearch.ae's building guide.
Unit Types at Oxford Gardens
Oxford Gardens offers studio, one-, two- and four-bedroom apartments. Bayut describes studios of 404 to 412 sq ft, one-bedroom apartments of 687 to 854 sq ft, two-bedrooms averaging about 1,358 sq ft, and four-bedrooms with four bathrooms; DXB Interact's registry-based ranges run slightly wider at 403 to 456 sq ft for studios, 687 to 898 sq ft for one-bedrooms and 1,167 to 1,709 sq ft for two-bedrooms.
Dubai Land Department records show registered sizes of 403 and 413 sq ft for studios, 753 and 824 sq ft for one-bedroom apartments and 2,406 sq ft for a four-bedroom apartment. Bayut lists a balcony with every apartment type, and the apartments use smart-home fittings: propsearch.ae notes fingerprint door locks and Google Nest thermostats.
Size ranges are from bayut.com's building guide and DXB Interact's project analysis; the registered sizes come from Dubai Land Department records reproduced on propsearch.ae; the smart-home fittings are described by propsearch.ae only.
Amenities at Oxford Gardens
Oxford Gardens lists a swimming pool with Jacuzzi jets on the podium and a rooftop infinity pool, a rooftop gym, barbecue facilities, children's play areas, a cinema, a clubhouse, electric vehicle charging stations, a jogging track, a padel tennis court, a seating deck with sun loungers and a yoga lawn.
Bayut adds covered parking, high-speed elevators, 24-hour CCTV and security staff, daily maintenance services, a residents' lounge, a rooftop garden and a lobby with a visitor waiting area. Much of the longer amenity list comes from the developer's marketing brochures, so it describes what was planned as well as what a resident will find today.
Amenity list is from propsearch.ae's building guide; bayut.com confirms the pool, play area, EV charging and gym and adds the parking, security and lounge detail.
Transportation & Access
From Oxford Gardens it takes roughly 24 minutes to drive to Dubai Mall, 19 minutes to Palm Jumeirah, 20 minutes to Burj Al Arab and 24 minutes to The Walk at JBR. Dubai International Airport is about 27 minutes away and Al Maktoum International Airport about 30 minutes. Dubricks lists Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, Hessa Street and Umm Suqeim Street as the main road connections.
Drive times are from propsearch.ae, which states they are Google Maps fastest-route estimates in typical traffic; road connections are from Dubricks.
Price Guide: Oxford Gardens
Dubai Land Department sale transactions recorded in August and September 2026 show two 403 to 413 sq ft studios selling for AED 770,000 each, roughly AED 1,860 to AED 1,910 per sq ft, and two one-bedroom apartments selling for AED 1,300,000 each (753 sq ft at about AED 1,730 per sq ft and 824 sq ft at about AED 1,580 per sq ft). A 2,406 sq ft four-bedroom apartment sold for AED 2,025,000 on 11 September 2026, about AED 842 per sq ft.
DXB Interact's wider dataset of 68 recorded sales puts the building's median at about AED 1,820 per sq ft, with studios near AED 1,920, one-bedrooms near AED 1,650 and two-bedrooms near AED 1,480. The four-bedroom sale sits far below those levels, so read it as a single data point rather than a guide to larger units.
Only Sale-type records are used; mortgage registrations, a lease-finance registration and a commercial unit sale in the same feed were excluded. Source: Dubai Land Department transactions reproduced by propsearch.ae (50 sale records exist for the building, of which the ten most recent are public) and DXB Interact's project analysis. The figures are a small recent sample, not a building-wide average.
Long-Term Rental Income Potential
Arjan is not one of Royale Stays' five core managed areas (Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Marina, Downtown Dubai, JBR and Business Bay), so this guide treats Oxford Gardens as a long-term rental and ownership proposition rather than a short-term-rental case study.
The building's studio and one-bedroom mix, rooftop pool, gym, padel court and EV charging suit young professionals and small families, and the nearby schools add family appeal. No rental figures for the building were found on the sources checked, so none are quoted here. Owners considering holiday-home use would need to arrange a DTCM permit under the Dubai holiday home permit process and confirm building approval separately, since Royale Stays does not currently manage properties in this community.
Honest-gap framing per company target-area list. No income figures are stated for this building because Royale Stays has no operating history here.
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