Maison VI Residences, JVC District 11: Studios to 2-Bedrooms

"Maison VI Residences, also known as Maison 6 Residences, is a completed 18-storey residential tower in District 11 of Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC), Dubai. It has studios, 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom apartments, and it suits renters and buyers with pets. District 11 sits in the northern part of JVC, which has 33 parks.\n\n## Key takeaways\n- An 18-storey freehold tower: ground floor, 3 podium levels and 15 residential floors.\n- Apartments are studios, 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom units, all with private balconies.\n- Studios measure 400 to 500 sq ft, and 2-bedroom apartments 1,000 to 1,300 sq ft.\n- The building is pet-friendly and has communal terrace lounges.\n- There is a pool and gym on the podium, a children's play area and 3 basement parking levels.\n- John R Harris and Partners designed the tower.\n\n\n\n## Studio to 2-bedroom layouts in Maison VI\nMaison VI has studios, 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom apartments. Studios measure 400 to 500 sq ft, and 2-bedroom apartments measure 1,000 to 1,300 sq ft.\n\nThe apartments have open-plan living and dining areas, built-in wardrobes and fitted kitchens. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring in daylight, and every apartment has a private balcony with community and park views. Central air conditioning is included.\n\nIf you are comparing two apartments, ask for the floor plan and the exact size of each, because the size ranges above cover a spread of units.\n\nEvery apartment has a private balcony, so ask which way yours faces and what you can see from it, because the view may differ from one unit to the next.\n\nStudios of 400 to 500 sq ft leave little spare room, so measure your furniture against the floor plan before you choose. The 2-bedroom apartments of 1,000 to 1,300 sq ft vary more, so check the size of each bedroom and not only the total.\n\n## How the 18 storeys are arranged\nThe tower has a ground floor, 3 podium levels and 15 residential floors, 18 storeys in all. Retail outlets sit at ground level, and 3 basement levels hold the covered parking.\n\nThe architect is John R Harris and Partners. The facade uses warmer materials and tones than the white and grey towers along much of JVC, which gives the building a warm modernist look.\n\nWith 15 residential floors, ask which floor your unit is on and whether it faces the podium or the open side. Because there are retail outlets at ground level, also ask about noise on the lower floors and the podium levels.\n\n## A pool, terrace lounges and pets welcome\nThe podium holds the swimming pool with its sun deck and a gym with modern fitness equipment. A children's play area gives younger residents a dedicated space.\n\nThe building has some features of its own. The communal terrace lounges are outdoor social spaces for residents, and the building welcomes pets, including cats and dogs. If you own a pet, confirm the exact pet rules with the building management before you sign or buy.\n\nSecurity runs 24 hours with CCTV monitoring, and a high-speed elevator system serves the floors.\n\nIf you own a pet, ask the management in writing whether there are limits on the number or size of pets, whether pets share the lifts with other residents, and what rules apply on the terrace lounges. Written answers avoid disagreements later.\n\n## The area market, in Jumeirah Village Circle land registry figures\nThese figures are for the whole of JVC, not for Maison VI Residences. Across Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC), Dubai Land Department recorded 17,285 sales over the latest 12 months, 11,734 of them off-plan and 5,551 in completed buildings, at a median of AED 1,502.24 per sq ft. The most recent was on 2026-05-12.\n\nDubai Land Department also registered 11,139 rental contracts in the area, at a median annual rent of AED 70,000.\n\nAn area median mixes new towers with older buildings, studios with larger apartments, and off-plan sales with completed ones, so it cannot tell you what any one apartment costs. Ask the seller or landlord for recent registered figures for this building and for the same apartment type, with their dates, and treat the area numbers only as background. Sale records show what was registered, not what any apartment is worth today, so use them to frame your questions, not to set a price.\n\nTo see what sales records look like in practice, browse recent registered transactions on our site. Our methodology page explains how the area figures are counted.\n\n\n\n## Everyday life in JVC\nJVC has 33 parks. The community also has Circle Mall JVC, with 150+ stores, a cinema, restaurants and fitness, and supermarkets such as Spinneys and Carrefour Express. Schools include JSS International and Nord Anglia, and there are several nurseries. Clinics and pharmacies are spread through the community, and there are 100+ dining options within JVC.\n\n## Other buildings in Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC) you can compare\n\nLayouts, building age, facilities and service charges differ from one building to the next, so it helps to look at two or three before you decide, whether you are buying or renting. The differences show up fastest when you ask the same questions in every building and keep the answers on one list.\n\nThese are other buildings in Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC) with pages on our site:\n\n- District 13, completed by Falgris Holding Ltd.\n- District 18, completed by Damac Properties\n- Xenia Residences, under construction by Nyx Properties\n- Binghatti Apex, under construction by Binghatti\n- Binghatti Etherea, under construction by Binghatti\n- Auresta Tower, under construction by Tiger Properties\n\n## A checklist before you rent or buy at Maison VI Residences\nMaison VI Residences is already built, so you can check each of these on site.\n\n1. Ask for the exact size and floor plan of the apartment. The size ranges for studios and 2-bedroom apartments cover a spread of units, so one number is not enough.\n2. Step onto the private balcony and look at the community and park views for yourself.\n3. If you are buying, ask to see the title deed and check that the seller's name matches the owner on it. The building is freehold.\n4. Ask for the owners' association service charge budget for the building and what the charge covers.\n5. Ask how parking is allocated across the 3 basement levels: whether a space comes with the apartment, where it is, and where visitors park.\n6. If you have a pet, ask the building management for the pet rules in writing, including any limits on number or size and any fee.\n7. If you are renting, ask in writing what the rent includes, and whether cooling, water and electricity are billed separately.\n8. Ask how the pool, gym and terrace lounges are booked, what their hours are, and whether guests may use them.\n9. Visit at different times of day, for example on a weekday morning and on a weekend evening, to see how busy the lifts, pool and parking are and how much noise reaches the apartment.\n10. Once you sign a tenancy, register it in Ejari and keep copies of the contract, the Ejari certificate and every payment receipt. If you are buying, keep the signed sale agreement, complete the transfer through Dubai Land Department and check that the new title deed carries your name.\n\nKeep a dated record of every answer you get, with the name of the person who gave it, and compare apartments on the same list. Asking prices and charges change, and a figure with no date is hard to rely on.\n\nDo not feel rushed. A careful viewing, a few written answers and a check of the documents take little time compared with the length of a tenancy or the cost of a purchase, and they leave you free to say no if something does not match what you were told.\n\n## Asking about Maison VI Residences\nThe building page is at aigentsrealty.com/areas/jumeirah-village-circle/maison-vi-residences. Want the latest asking prices or floor plans for Maison VI Residences? Message us on WhatsApp and we'll send them, or ask Sophia on aigentsrealty.com.\n\n## FAQ\n### Where is Maison VI Residences?\nMaison VI Residences is in District 11 of Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC), Dubai.\n\n### What unit types are in Maison VI Residences?\nIt has studios, 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom apartments. Studios measure 400 to 500 sq ft and 2-bedroom apartments 1,000 to 1,300 sq ft.\n\n### Is Maison VI Residences pet-friendly?\nYes, the building welcomes pets, including cats and dogs. Confirm the exact rules with the building management.\n\n### What facilities does Maison VI Residences have?\nThe podium has a swimming pool and a gym, and there are communal terrace lounges, a children's play area, retail outlets, 24-hour security with CCTV and 3 basement parking levels.\n\n### Is Maison VI Residences freehold?\nYes, Maison VI Residences is a freehold building.\n\n### How many sales did Dubai Land Department record in Jumeirah Village Circle in the latest 12 months?\nDubai Land Department recorded 17,285 sales in JVC over the latest 12 months, 11,734 of them off-plan and 5,551 in completed buildings. The most recent was on 2026-05-12. These are figures for the whole area, not for Maison VI Residences.\n\n### What does Dubai Land Department show for rental contracts in JVC?\nDubai Land Department registered 11,139 rental contracts in JVC over the latest 12 months, at a median annual rent of AED 70,000. This is an area figure that mixes many buildings and apartment types."