01 April 2005

Emaar has announced two new additions to its golf community portfolio, offering discerning investors exclusive golf homes designed on two of Dubai’s finest golf courses.

Comprising the Mirador La Coleccion and Hattan III masterplanned developments, these communities enjoy an enviable location at The Desert Course at the Arabian Ranches and Emirates Golf Club respectively, says a spokesman.
Mirador La Coleccion features a special collection of the upscale Mirador homes launched earlier this year to a very popular response. It takes the best elements of Mirador architecture and style and also introduces two, new villa types. These authentic Spanish masterpiece homes comprise two-storey villas replete with old style chimneys, terracotta roofs and arched windows typifying the character and essence of Spanish architecture.
The development is complemented by The Desert Course, an 18-hole championship course designed by Ian Baker Finch and Nicklaus Design.  The 7,698-yard, par-72 course is already operational and many believe will rank among the top 100 courses anywhere in the world.
Hattan III at Emirates Golf Club with its luxurious Arabic styled villas featuring open courtyards, expansive views, sandstone finishes and earthy tones form part of the new offering. The three-storey single-family detached homes are available in a choice of executive and luxury type and feature a host of modern amenities. What sets the development apart is its location next to the Emirates Golf Club and close to The Montgomerie Dubai.

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