4 Bedroom Apartments for Rent in Dubai

A 4 bedroom apartment for rent in Dubai is a large home that most often comes as a penthouse or a big layout in a premium tower. We could not find a published Dubai wide average rent for four bedroom apartments, so this page gives the nearest verified benchmarks and compares the apartment with a four bedroom townhouse or villa.

How much does a 4 bedroom apartment cost to rent?

One verified community figure is available. dubizzle's Dubai Creek Harbour page (read 15 October 2026, undated) averages about AED 545,000 a year for a four bedroom penthouse there. For a wider sense of price level, Property Finder's Q3 2026 report gives median advertised rents for apartments of all sizes in these communities.

These medians include studios, so a four bedroom apartment will rent for much more than any row above. Use the table to rank communities by price level, then ask an agent for recent four bedroom rents in the building you like.

4 bedroom apartment or 4 bedroom townhouse or villa?

Engel & Völkers' 2026 year to date figures from Property Monitor give Dubai averages for the houses: AED 210,542 a year for a four bedroom townhouse and AED 343,461 for a four bedroom villa. If space is the priority and you can drive, a house may cost less than a large flat in a prime tower. If you want a lift, a concierge and views, the apartment may be worth the premium. See 4 bedroom townhouses for rent and 4 bedroom villas for rent.

Where to look

• Waterfront and prime towers: Palm Jumeirah, Downtown Dubai and Dubai Marina.
• Newer communities: Dubai Creek Harbour and Dubai Hills Estate.
• Fewer rooms: 3 bedroom apartments for rent in Dubai.

What to check before you rent

• Built up area and layout. Large flats vary a lot. Our apartment sizes guide explains built up and suite area.
• Parking. Ask how many bays come with the flat. See parking in Dubai buildings.
• Cooling and building charges. Read DEWA and chiller charges.
• Cheques. The u.ae leasing guide says Dubai charges a 5% housing fee on yearly rent, some brokers charge up to 5% commission, and lease registration is compulsory.

The official leasing guide sets out the rules.

Frequently asked questions