Weybridge Gardens 5

Weybridge Gardens 5 is the latest building in the Weybridge Gardens series by LEOS Developments in Dubailand Residence Complex. LEOS unveiled it in June 2025, and Property Finder records bookings from September 2025. It is a single tower of 208 homes, from studios to three-bedroom apartments, and LEOS says each one has a private pool. LEOS calls it the Legacy Edition and credits the design to LUD Studios. The design follows Weybridge Gardens 4, with a curved, petal-like facade and a rooftop of pools, jacuzzis and sun decks.

LEOS gives studios of 459 to 478 sq ft, one-bedroom apartments of 851 to 946 sq ft, two-bedrooms of 1,151 to 1,247 sq ft and three-bedrooms of 1,475 to 1,556 sq ft. Its July 2026 Dubailand guide quotes studios from AED 723,935, one-bedrooms from AED 970,099, two-bedrooms from AED 1,493,433 and three-bedrooms from AED 1,853,230. Property Finder lists higher figures on 13 November 2026: studios from AED 756,782, one-bedrooms from AED 1.2 million, two-bedrooms from AED 1.5 million and three-bedrooms from AED 1.9 million. We show the developer's figures; ask for the current price list before you compare.

The amenity list matches the rest of the series: an infinity rooftop pool with in-water sunbeds, cascading jacuzzis, an outdoor cinema, a barbecue area and pizzeria, a gym with saunas and steam rooms, and LEOS's dance studio and boxing academy.

LEOS and Property Finder publish the same three payment options: 50% during construction and 50% on completion, or 60/40 and 65/35 splits with the balance paid over two or three years after handover. The dates differ. LEOS gives the second quarter of 2027, while Property Finder shows September 2027, so treat the later date as the realistic one when planning.

Weybridge Gardens 5 suits buyers who want a compact apartment with a private pool at an entry price below AED 750,000, and investors who value a post-handover payment option. As with its sister building, no service charge has been published, the private pools will add to upkeep, and the district has a large supply of new studios and one-bedroom flats competing for the same tenants.