3 Bedroom Townhouses for Rent in Damac Lagoons

A 3 bedroom townhouse for rent in Damac Lagoons is the smallest family house you can rent in this DAMAC community. It suits a couple with a child, a small family or anyone who wants a home office and a garden without paying for four or five bedrooms. This page explains what to expect from the size, how the rent compares and what to check before you sign.

What is a 3 bedroom townhouse in Damac Lagoons like?

It is a two-storey home in a row with a private garden or terrace and parking. Most communities in Dubai keep the living areas on the ground floor and the bedrooms upstairs. Several clusters here lean towards four and five bedroom homes, so a three bedroom home is the smaller option and can be harder to find.

Built-up area varies by cluster, so ask for the floor plan. Check whether the third bedroom is a true bedroom or a study, and whether there is a maid's room on top of the three bedrooms. Our guide to BUA and suite area explains how sizes are measured.

How much is a 3 bedroom townhouse for rent in Damac Lagoons?

We could not find a published rent report for Damac Lagoons by bedroom count, so we do not quote an average. The table puts three bedroom rents for similar homes elsewhere in south Dubai side by side, so you can judge an asking rent.

Dubizzle says its figures come from its own dashboard and may not match registered transactions. Use the live results above this guide for the actual asking rent in Damac Lagoons.

Who is a 3 bedroom townhouse right for?

• Families with one or two children who want a garden.
• Couples who work from home and need a spare room.
• Tenants moving from a large apartment who want to pay less per bedroom than for a villa.

If you need more space, the 4 bedroom townhouses for rent in Damac Lagoons page is the next step. Browse all townhouses for rent in Damac Lagoons for the area guide, and read the Damac Lagoons community guide for drive times and amenities.

What should you check before you sign?

• Which way the home faces and whether it is a corner unit. Corners usually ask more.
• That the home is handed over, with the landlord named on the title deed.
• Cooling: test each unit and ask for the last service date.
• Parking, storage and where the washing machine sits.
• Furnishing: for furnished homes, sign an inventory.

What does it cost to start the tenancy?

You pay the first rent cheque or cheques, any deposit and the Ejari fee. The Dubai Land Department lists AED 177.75 for online registration and AED 220 at a trustee centre on its Ejari page. The housing fee is 5% of annual rent, added to your utility bill, and some brokers charge up to 5% commission (u.ae). Read our Ejari guide and check any renewal increase with the rent increase calculator.

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