4 Bedroom Townhouses for Rent in Damac Lagoons

DAMAC Lagoons is a master community by DAMAC Properties, built around lagoons and themed clusters. Our DAMAC Lagoons community page lists Malta, Santorini, Costa Brava, Portofino, Nice and Lagoon Views, and describes a golf club, parks and walking trails, a community centre with retail and dining, and sports courts. The community is a car area. Our community page gives about 25 minutes by car to Downtown Dubai, about 30 to Dubai Marina and about 35 to Dubai International Airport.

A four bedroom townhouse in this community has two or more floors and a front door of its own, with the living areas on the ground floor and bedrooms above. Layout, built-up area and finish differ between clusters, so compare homes cluster by cluster. Read our DAMAC Lagoons area guide for the wider picture, and check built-up area using our floor plan guide.

To see all townhouse sizes here, open townhouses for rent in Damac Lagoons. For more bedrooms, see 5 bedroom townhouses for rent in Damac Lagoons, or look at all property for rent in Damac Lagoons. For other communities, our page for 4 bedroom townhouses for rent in Dubai compares the options. Villas are listed on the villas for rent in Damac Lagoons page.

• Families who want a garden, parks and space for children.
• Drivers. The community is a car area, so factor in the commute.
• Those happy with a developing area. Parts of the community are still being built.

The u.ae leasing guide says the tenant pays a 5% housing fee on yearly rent, added to the monthly electricity and water bill. Some brokers charge up to 5% commission, and registering the lease is compulsory to connect utilities. See our guides to Ejari and tenancy contracts and DEWA and chiller charges. The official leasing guide has the full rules.

1. Visit at the school run and rush hour.
2. Ask which phases around the home are complete.
3. Confirm who pays for air conditioning repairs and garden care.
4. Check parking spaces and the garden boundary.

Ask whether the home is the corner, middle or end unit, because the plot and the light differ. Ask how the rent is paid, how many cheques the landlord accepts and what the deposit is. Ask whether the garden and the pool areas shared with neighbours carry any service charge that falls on the tenant. Service charges for communities are published on Dubai REST, so you can check what the owner pays. Finally, ask how long the landlord expects to keep the home on the market, which tells you how much room there is to agree terms.