Find Your Heaven at Eden The Valley
The Eden project within the Valley Dubai is comprised of three main architectural housing types, each given a memorable name. These are Spruce, May Bell and Iris. All three accommodation denominations at Eden, the Valley, are comprised of both 3 and 4 bedroom villas, with views of vast areas of flora. The villas of the Valley also open out onto extraordinary, spacious alleys, making them ideal for the adventurous who want to explore the greenery that the Valley has to offer. Additionally, the villas are littered with large windows and terraces, providing an equally sensational portrayal of the Valley, as well as a hotspot for artists and photographers alike. The main difference between the three categories of housing resides in its architecture and feel - the Spruce villas offer the enchantment of contemporary layout, while the May Bell villas are classical and minimalistic and provide a welcoming, family-oriented atmosphere. Iris at the Valley presents the combination of the two, coupling practicality with a tremendous modern, sleek design.
The Pavilion, conveniently located a short walk from Eden, the Valley, offers sensational world-class amenities, ideal for relaxation. An observation tower is one of these amenities; the tower is a perfect place to soak in the exceptional views of the Valley and beyond. The Eden district is surrounded by a convenient cross between a walkway and alley, perfect for tailored walks or adventurous cycling. Residents of the Eden villas will also have access to a zen garden, otherwise known as a dry landscape garden, comprised of little rocks and peaceful waterfalls. They originate from the Japanese monasteries and are intended to provide an escape from the stresses of everyday life. The garden will also provide the venue for sunset yoga, a highly anticipated feature of the Valley. The Valley will also be the home of a giant maze, a perfect entertainment facility for children and family enjoyment.
Experience a utopian lifestyle at Eden, The Valley.
