LEOS Developments
The building that started the series: studios and one-bedroom apartments in Dubailand, designed for young professionals and long since the template for everything after it.
The unit mix and design description are the developer’s. LEOS publishes no price, unit count or completion date for this first building, and it does not appear in the current construction progress reports — which is consistent with it having been completed and sold out, but we have not seen a handover certificate.
Weybridge Gardens is the first building in what became LEOS’s defining product line: studios and one-bedroom apartments in Dubailand, built for young professionals, with sunny terraces and open-plan layouts. Everything the developer has done since — four more Weybridge phases, the petal façades, the rooftop pool and the boxing academy — started here.
The building is presented by LEOS as a benchmark for European quality standards in the area, with a full amenity deck: infinity rooftop pool, cascading jacuzzi, outdoor cinema, barbecue, pizzeria, gym, saunas and a residents’ lounge. It sits just off Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road, with schools, clinics and the Dubailand attractions nearby.
What the developer does not publish is any number: no unit count, no completion date, no price. The building does not appear in the current construction progress reports, which cover Knightsbridge, Weybridge Gardens 2 and 3 — a gap that usually means a project is finished and no longer being reported on, but which is not confirmation of handover.
What to weigh. Treat this as a resale, not a developer purchase. The questions are the ones you would ask of any completed building: the title deed, the service-charge history, the state of the amenity deck after a few years of use, and the achieved rent per square foot against the newer phases next door. If the older building’s service charge is materially lower than the new ones — likely, because the amenities are shared across fewer units and were specified earlier — that is a genuine advantage for a buy-to-let.
Compiled October 2026 from LEOS Developments’ official Weybridge Gardens page.
| Configuration | Published detail |
|---|---|
| Studio | Size on request |
| 1 bedroom | Size on request |
| Total | Unit count not published |
No areas or plans are published for this building. For a completed property the registered title area is the only figure that matters, and the developer’s brochure from launch is not a substitute.
No payment plan applies. The building is being sold on the secondary market.
On a resale, the developer’s role is limited to the no-objection certificate and the clearance of any outstanding service charge before transfer. Budget for the transfer fee, the agency fee and the NOC charge, and ask for two years of service-charge statements rather than one.
On a building that has been occupied for a few years, the amenity list should be read as a maintenance record: see the pool, the gym and the cinema in person, and ask what has been refurbished and what has been closed.
Dubailand, just off Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road, close to schools, medical centres, sports facilities and the Global Village and IMG attractions, with Downtown Dubai about 20 minutes away.
For a tenant, the appeal is price and road access. For an investor, the older buildings in this corridor often let at a similar rent to the new ones at a lower entry price — which is the case for buying here rather than in phase five.
The first building in LEOS Developments' Weybridge series in Dubailand, with studios and one-bedroom apartments aimed at young professionals.
It does not appear in the developer's current construction progress reports, which cover Knightsbridge, Weybridge Gardens 2 and 3. That is consistent with completion, but ask for the handover date or the title record before relying on it.
Probably not. LEOS publishes no price or availability for this building, so any unit available is likely a resale.
There is no published developer price. Resale asking prices in the building and in comparable Dubailand stock are the only reference.
Same amenity kit, older building, lower entry price and usually a lower service charge per square foot. The newer phases have better specifications and private pools in some units.
Dubailand, off Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road, close to Global Village and IMG Worlds of Adventure.
One enquiry, answered by a person. Current price list, unit availability, service-charge estimate and our honest read on the numbers — within one working day.