Townhouses for Rent in Dubai
Dawmer Prime Realty lists townhouses for rent in Dubai in the city’s most popular family communities — giving tenants villa-style space and community amenities at a lower rent than a standalone villa. It’s a popular option for families relocating to Dubai who want to test a community before committing to a purchase in it, and for tenants who’ve outgrown an apartment but aren’t ready for full villa rent.
Popular Communities
- Town Square — affordable, amenity-rich, popular with young families
- Mudon — established community with parks and cycling tracks
- Damac Hills — golf-course community with strong family amenities
- Villanova — Mediterranean-style townhouses with community pools and parks
Typical Townhouse Rents
| Community | Typical Annual Rent (2–3 Bed) |
|---|---|
| Town Square | AED 85,000 – 120,000 |
| Villanova / Mudon | AED 100,000 – 150,000 |
| Damac Hills | AED 140,000 – 200,000 |
Considering a purchase in the same community? See our townhouses for sale in Dubai page, or for more space, browse villas for rent in Dubai.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to rent a townhouse in Dubai?
Townhouse rents typically start from AED 85,000–120,000 per year in communities like Town Square, rising to AED 200,000+ in more established or larger-format areas.
Do townhouse rentals include community facilities?
Yes, most townhouse communities include access to shared pools, parks and gyms as part of the service charge, whether renting or owning.
Is parking included when renting a townhouse in Dubai?
Yes, townhouses typically come with one or two dedicated covered parking spaces included in the rental.
Can I negotiate townhouse rent in Dubai?
Yes, particularly on renewal — use the RERA Smart Rental Index for your community and building rating as a reference point when discussing terms with your landlord.
Ready to Find Your Townhouse?
See the current listings on our properties for rent in Dubai page, or speak to our Dubai property advisors for a shortlist matched to your family’s needs.