Cherrywoods – Delivered Meraas Townhouses in Dubailand
Around 900 townhouses on the Al Qudra side of Dubailand, built by Meraas through Al Qudra Estates and completed in May 2022. Three and four bedroom homes of 2,233–2,634 ft² under an avenue of blossom trees, trading on resale from about AED 2.95M.
Cherrywoods — Finished, Occupied, and Priced Accordingly
Cherrywoods is what the Al Qudra corridor looked like before the 2024–25 mega-launches: a self-contained community of roughly 900 townhouses, started in June 2019 and completed in May 2022, built by Meraas through its Al Qudra Estates arm. The product is narrow on purpose — three and four bedroom townhouses between 2,233 and 2,634 ft², in middle and corner layouts — and the community reads as finished rather than phased, with blossom-lined avenues, pools, courts and a running track already in use.
Meraas
Meraas is the Dubai developer behind City Walk, La Mer, Bluewaters and The Acres — and built Cherrywoods through its Al Qudra Estates arm. Cherrywoods predates the current Dubailand launch wave by half a decade and has been finished since 2022.
That makes it the useful control case for the corridor: a Meraas community you can walk, with a known service charge, a settled resale market and neighbours already in place, sitting beside master plans that will not hand over until 2028–2030.
Cherrywoods — Al Qudra, Dubailand
Cherrywoods sits on the Al Qudra side of Dubailand near Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, in the same belt as Tilal Al Ghaf, Damac Hills and the 2024–25 Al Qudra launches, with Global Village and the Dubailand school cluster nearby.
- Swimming pools
- Fitness centre
- Tennis and basketball courts
- Running and cycling tracks
- Children's playgrounds
- Blossom-lined avenues
- Community park
- Gated townhouse clusters
- Al Qudra corridor
- Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Rd (E311)
- Global Village nearby
- Beside Tilal Al Ghaf and Damac Hills
25.01637, 55.29251 · Al Qudra, Dubailand
Cherrywoods
The finished answer to a corridor full of promises.
Everything else launching in Al Qudra hands over between 2028 and 2030. Cherrywoods handed over in 2022 — which changes what you are actually buying, and what you can check before you buy it.
Completed in 2022
Construction ran June 2019 to May 2022. The finish, the landscaping and the service level are all inspectable today.
A Meraas Community
Built through Al Qudra Estates by the developer behind City Walk, La Mer and The Acres.
One Product, Done Well
Only three and four bedroom townhouses, in middle and corner layouts — no cluster fragmentation, no unit-mix confusion.
Amenities In Use
Pools, gym, tennis and basketball courts and a running track are built and used, not scheduled.
The Blossom Avenues
The community's signature is its planting — mature, flowering streets rather than newly seeded verges.
A Settled Price
Asking prices run roughly AED 2.95M to 4.75M — a formed market with real comparables, not launch-price guesswork.
Property Types & Floor Plans
rate of 2026-08-10
3 Bedroom Townhouse — Middle
2,233 ft² (207 m²)
AED 1,321/ft² · ≈ $3,872/m²
Ground: kitchen, living, guest room + bath, laundry · First: master + 2 bedrooms, terrace
3 Bedroom Townhouse — Ground Floor Unit
2,367 ft² (220 m²)
AED 1,352/ft² · ≈ $3,962/m²
Corner plot · upstairs lounge · larger garden
4 Bedroom Townhouse — Corner
2,634 ft² (245 m²)
AED 1,803/ft² · ≈ $5,285/m²
Ground: guest room + bath, storage, laundry · private garden · 2-car parking
A finished community — this is a resale purchase.
Cherrywoods completed in May 2022, so the developer's original off-plan schedule is closed. Buyers here purchase from existing owners: a deposit on the MoU, then settlement at DLD transfer, with mortgage terms set by the bank rather than by Meraas. The 4% DLD transfer fee and agency fees are charged on top.
Why Cherrywoods is a Considered Dubailand Buy
For Growth
Asking prices run from about AED 2.95M for a three bedroom to AED 4.75M at the top of the range. Delivered stock in this corridor is the reference the new launches are priced against — and the gap between a finished townhouse here and an off-plan one next door is the trade a buyer is actually making.
For the Long Hold
A completed Meraas community with mature planting, working amenities and a formed resale market, in the belt where the city's largest 2024–25 launches are building. The honest counterweight: as those hand over from 2028, this community competes with newer specification, and its own supply of roughly 900 homes is fixed.
