Selvara 4 at Grand Polo Club and Resort

Selvara 4 at Grand Polo Club and Resort is the fourth residential chapter by Emaar Properties, introducing a limited collection of premium four bedroom villas shaped by equestrian heritage and contemporary design. This phase is not defined by excess, but by restraint, balance and a deep connection to landscape. It is a place where architecture feels grounded and life moves with intention. The setting immediately sets the tone. Located within the Grand Polo Club and Resort, Selvara 4 is surrounded by open green corridors, polo fields and quiet roads that soften the transition from the city. There is a sense of arrival that feels composed rather than dramatic, where nature and structure coexist naturally. The villas are designed as part of the land, not placed on top of it. Earthy tones, natural textures and carefully framed views allow each home to feel rooted in its surroundings. The development feels calm and established from the outset, even as it introduces a fresh architectural language. Homes are planned with generous proportions and thoughtful layouts. With starting prices from AED 6.43 million, an 80/20 payment plan and handover expected in Q2 2029, Selvara 4 appeals to families looking for long term living in a community shaped around wellness, space and belonging rather than short term appeal. Selvara 4 villas at Grand Polo Club and Resort Selvara 4 villas at Grand Polo Club and Resort are designed with an architectural philosophy that values simplicity and presence. Forms are clean and modern, softened by clay toned finishes and stone textures that echo the equestrian landscape. Each villa feels like a quiet sculpture, open to light, breeze and changing skies. Interiors follow the same composed approach. Spaces are arranged to support family life, meaningful gatherings and moments of calm. Rooms are spacious without feeling oversized, and proportions are carefully balanced so that daily routines feel easy and natural. Materials are selected for how they feel as much as how they look, creating homes that are comfortable to inhabit. The connection between indoor and outdoor living is central to the design. Large openings frame views of gardens and green corridors, while private spaces remain protected and intimate. The result is a home that feels expansive yet grounded, where elegance is expressed through restraint rather than display.