Al Sidr

Al Sidr is developed by Aldar Properties. It is a villa neighbourhood inside Saadiyat Lagoons, the mangrove community on the eastern side of Saadiyat Island in Abu Dhabi, which Aldar describes as surrounded by more than 900,000 square metres of protected wilderness.

Al Sidr releases four, five and six bedroom villas. Four bedroom homes run from 7,750 to 8,718 square feet across four types, five bedroom homes from 8,525 to 8,632 square feet across two types, and six bedroom homes from 8,525 to 9,063 square feet, also across two types.

The released plans show a majlis and a formal dining room at the entrance, a family living wing at the rear, a show kitchen with a preparation kitchen behind it, a laundry, a maid's room and a driver's room, bedrooms with en suite bathrooms and walk in wardrobes on the upper floor, and a landscaped garden with a swimming pool and covered parking.

Prices start at 6,100,000 AED for a four bedroom villa. Aldar has not published a separate starting price for the five and six bedroom types, so those are confirmed on enquiry along with plot position, orientation and the current release.

The published plan is 10 per cent Down Payment on booking, 30 per cent through construction in instalments linked to build milestones, and 60 per cent on handover. Construction started in October 2024 and completion is expected in September 2027.

Aldar has published an eco corniche along the mangroves, a cultural spine, a farmers park, an adventure park, a skate park, an outdoor cinema, picnic and barbecue areas, multipurpose sports courts, a community majlis, a multipurpose event hall and art installations, together with a mosque, a school, an early learning centre, a health clinic, grocery stores and retail and dining outlets.

Yes. Saadiyat Island is a designated investment zone in Abu Dhabi and the villas are sold freehold, so buyers of any nationality can own the property outright and register it in their own name with the Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre.

Saadiyat Lagoons sits on the eastern side of the island, close to the bridge onto Sheikh Khalifa Highway towards Yas Island and Zayed International Airport. The Saadiyat Cultural District and Saadiyat Grove are a short drive west, and the island already holds several international schools and New York University Abu Dhabi.