La Quinta Villanova Villas: Sizes, Prices and Facilities Guide

La Quinta is a completed freehold villa community in Villanova, developed by Dubai Holding. It has 249 units and was finished in Q3 2021. It suits families and buyers who want a villa in a community with a children pool, a basketball court and cycling tracks.

Key takeaways

• La Quinta is a freehold villa community in Villanova, launched in Q1 2017 and completed in Q3 2021.
• It has 249 units, and the developer is Dubai Holding.
• In October 2026, three bedroom villas were listed at typical asking prices of AED 4,500,000 to AED 4,800,000 and four bedroom villas at AED 5,650,000 to AED 6,090,000.
• Five bedroom villas were listed at AED 7,400,000 to AED 7,575,000, and listings across the community ran from AED 4,400,000 to AED 7,699,000.
• Community facilities include a basketball court, a children pool, a community center, cycling tracks and covered parking.
• Pets are allowed, and the facilities list includes central A/C and CCTV cameras.

A 249-unit villa community launched in Q1 2017

La Quinta was launched in Q1 2017 and completed in Q3 2021. The developer is Dubai Holding, the title is freehold and the views are of the community. The community has 249 units in total, and they are villas.

Because the community is finished, you can walk the streets, look at the villa you are considering and see how the neighbouring homes are kept. Ask for the plot number and the exact position of the villa, and do not rely on a photograph of a different one.

Three, four and five bedroom villas: sizes

Listings in October 2026 were for three, four and five bedroom villas. Typical sizes in listings were around 3,498 to 3,618 sq ft for three bedroom villas, 4,735 to 4,875 sq ft for four bedroom villas and 5,532 to 5,693 sq ft for five bedroom villas.

The floor areas listed for the community include 3,498 sq ft, 4,305 sq ft and 4,845 sq ft. These are large homes, so the exact figure matters when you compare one villa with another.

Ask whether a size you are given is the built-up area or includes anything else, and ask for the plot size separately. Two villas with the same bedroom count can have different layouts, and you can only compare them if you have the plan for each.

What owners were asking in October 2026

In October 2026, three bedroom villas in La Quinta were listed at typical asking prices of AED 4,500,000 to AED 4,800,000, with a median of AED 4,700,000. There were 11 listings.

Four bedroom villas were listed at AED 5,650,000 to AED 6,090,000, with a median of AED 5,820,000. There were 10 listings. Five bedroom villas were listed at AED 7,400,000 to AED 7,575,000, with a median of AED 7,500,000. There were 11 listings. Across every listing seen in the community, asking prices ran from AED 4,400,000 to AED 7,699,000.

These are asking prices, not sale prices. A seller can accept less than the asking price, and the final registered price may differ. Treat the range as a starting point for a conversation, and ask your agent for dated registered sales of villas of the same size in the same community. You can also browse recent registered transactions on our site to see what sales records look like.

Basketball court, children pool and cycling tracks: the community facilities

The facilities listed for La Quinta are a basketball court, a children pool, a children play area, a community center, cycling tracks, covered parking, central A/C and CCTV cameras. Pets are allowed.

• Walk the cycling tracks and look at the basketball court, the children pool and the play area, and ask who maintains them.
• Ask about the opening hours and any rules for the community center and the children pool.
• Ask how covered parking is allocated to each villa and where visitors park.
• Because pets are allowed, ask for the community's pet rules in writing, including any limits on number or size.
• Ask whether the central A/C is part of the villa or part of a shared system, and who pays for what.

Running a villa day to day: what to ask before you buy or rent

A villa asks for more attention than an apartment, and it is better to learn what that means before you commit. Ask the seller or landlord who looks after the garden and the exterior, and whether the owners' association covers any of it through the service charge. Ask what the central A/C unit looks like, how old it is and when it was last serviced. Ask about utilities for the previous year, and ask for the last few bills if the owner is willing to share them.

If you plan to live in the villa with children, look at how far the play area and the children pool are from the street you would live on, and watch how the cycling tracks are used in the evening. If you plan to let the villa, ask the owners' association whether any rules limit how it can be let.

These questions are the same for every villa in the community, so asking them at three viewings will quickly show which owners keep proper records and which do not.

Other projects by Dubai Holding

Dubai Holding has other projects with pages on our site:

• La Rosa in Villanova, completed
• La Rosa 6 in Villanova, completed
• La Rosa Phase 2 By Dubai Properties in Villanova, completed
• La Tilia at Villanova 2 in Villanova, under construction
• Serena Casa Dora in Serena, completed
• La Vie in Jumeirah Beach Residence, completed

Seeing a second Dubai Holding project in person shows how the developer's finish and community layout compare from one project to the next.

Other buildings in Villanova you can compare

Phases in Villanova differ in age and status. Looking at two or three beside La Quinta shows how sizes, finishes and community facilities compare.

• Amaranta, completed, by Dubai Holding
• La Tilia at Villanova 2, under construction, by Dubai Holding
• La Tilia, off-plan, by Dubai Holding
• La Rosa, completed, by Dubai Holding
• La Violeta, completed, by Dubai Holding
• La Violeta phase 2, completed, by Dubai Holding

The area page for Villanova lists more.

A checklist for viewing a completed villa in La Quinta

Use these steps to check what you are shown against what you are told.

1. Ask for the plot number, the built-up area, the plot size and the floor plan, and ask to see that villa, not only a similar one.
2. If you are buying, ask to see the title deed and confirm that the seller's name matches the owner on it and that the plot details match.
3. Ask for the community's service charge budget from the owners' association and what the charge covers, and ask whether any charges on the villa are unpaid.
4. Ask how many cars the covered parking holds and where visitors park.
5. Inspect the villa itself, including the central A/C, the roof, the garden, the bathrooms and any signs of damp.
6. Visit at different times, for example a weekday morning, an evening and a weekend, to see traffic, noise and how the facilities are used.
7. Ask for the community rules in writing, including those for pets, alterations to the villa and the use of the community center.
8. If you plan to use a mortgage, ask the bank for its valuation before you commit.
9. If you are renting, ask in writing what the rent includes, register the contract in Ejari and keep every receipt. If you are buying, complete the transfer through Dubai Land Department and check that the new title deed carries your name.

Keep a dated note of every answer, with the name of the person who gave it, and compare two or three villas on the same list. Asking prices and charges change, and a figure without a date is hard to rely on. A careful viewing and a few written answers take little time compared with the cost of buying a home of this size.

Asking about La Quinta

The building page is at La Quinta, and the area page is at Villanova. Want the latest asking prices or floor plans for La Quinta? Message us on WhatsApp and we'll send them, or ask Sophia on aigentsrealty.com.

FAQ

Who developed La Quinta in Villanova?

La Quinta was developed by Dubai Holding.

When was La Quinta completed?

The community was launched in Q1 2017 and completed in Q3 2021.

How many units does La Quinta have?

La Quinta has 249 units, all of them villas.

How much were three bedroom villas in La Quinta listed at in October 2026?

In October 2026, three bedroom villas were listed at typical asking prices of AED 4,500,000 to AED 4,800,000, with a median of AED 4,700,000. These are asking prices, not sale prices.

How big are the villas in La Quinta?

In October 2026, typical listings were around 3,498 to 3,618 sq ft for three bedroom villas, 4,735 to 4,875 sq ft for four bedrooms and 5,532 to 5,693 sq ft for five bedrooms.

What facilities does La Quinta have?

The community has a basketball court, a children pool, a children play area, a community center, cycling tracks, covered parking and CCTV cameras, and it allows pets.

Is La Quinta freehold?

Yes. La Quinta holds freehold title.