LEOS Developments
The Alps edition of the Weybridge series — alpine-inspired interiors, an urban farm and a zen garden, from AED 650,000 as currently listed, with the structure climbing on site.
The starting price is the portal’s current listing; LEOS’s own page quotes “from AED 643K” — confirm the price, the unit it attaches to and availability with the developer. The edition name and amenities are the developer’s; the completion date is the portal’s. This is the one LEOS project with a current construction update on its own site — the July 2026 report puts the structure at the fourth-floor slab with internal plastering under way, which makes it the most verifiable building in the portfolio.
Weybridge Gardens 3 is the odd one out in the series, and the more interesting for it. Where the others are petal-shaped and pastel, this one is themed on the Alps: alpine interiors inspired by log cabins in France and Switzerland, a zen garden with a waterfall, and an urban farm on the amenity deck.
It is also the only LEOS building whose construction progress the developer publishes in detail. The July 2026 update reports the main structure at the fourth-floor slab, the first-floor structural review signed off by all parties, and plastering and putty works running in parallel on the podium levels. That is unusual transparency for a mid-market developer, and it is worth more than an award when you are deciding whether to buy.
The amenity list is the standard LEOS kit with a few additions that suit the theme: a co-working space, cabanas around the pool, a zen garden, an urban farm, an art academy and the dance and boxing studios. It is a curious mix — alpine cabins, an urban farm and a boxing academy in one building in Dubailand — but the amenity is real estate, and this building has more of it than most.
What to weigh. The completion date is the question. Portal listings put it at Q3 2026, which is imminent, while the July 2026 construction update has the structure at the fourth floor. Those are compatible if the building is low-rise and the fit-out programme is fast, but they leave little margin: ask for the current floor position and a realistic handover month rather than a quarter.
Compiled October 2026 from LEOS Developments’ official Weybridge Gardens 3 page and construction progress report, with portal figures labelled.
| Configuration | Published detail |
|---|---|
| Studio | From about 464 sq ft (portal-listed) |
| 1 bedroom | Size on request |
| 2 bedroom | Size on request |
| 3 bedroom | Size on request |
LEOS publishes no plan schedule. Portal listings show studios from 464 sq ft and a mix up to three bedrooms. Because this building is closest to handover in the series, ask for the current availability list rather than the launch brochure — what is left will be the units nobody else took.
No payment plan is published on the project page. Portal listings describe 20% down, 30% during construction and 50% at handover.
On a building this close to completion the practical question changes: how much of the price is still outstanding, and is the developer willing to take a discount for cash on transfer instead of instalments? Ask both.
The urban farm and the art academy are unusual amenities and they are also the ones most likely to be quietly decommissioned after handover if they cost more to run than they return. Ask how each is staffed and funded.
Dubailand, off Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road, within reach of Global Village, IMG Worlds of Adventure and the Dubailand retail cluster, and about 20 minutes from Downtown Dubai in normal traffic.
The developer points to the planned metro extension along the corridor, which is a real infrastructure trend but not a reason to pay a premium today. Price the building on today’s road access.
The third building in LEOS Developments' Dubailand series, themed on the Alps with alpine-inspired interiors, a zen garden with a waterfall and an urban farm.
From AED 650,000 on the current portal listing, with LEOS’s own page quoting AED 643K — the lowest entry price in the Weybridge series. Confirm the price and the unit with the developer.
Portal listings say Q3 2026. The developer's July 2026 construction report has the structure at the fourth-floor slab with internal plastering under way, so ask for the current position before relying on that date.
The interiors are inspired by log cabins in France and Switzerland, and the architecture draws on snow-melting forms and alpine balconies. It is a design theme, not a location.
Yes, for this building in particular. The construction progress page carries monthly structural and fit-out reporting for Weybridge Gardens 3, which is more transparency than most Dubai developers of this size offer.
Dubailand, off Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road, close to Global Village and IMG Worlds of Adventure.
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