Description
Nestled within the serene 1,235-acre Al Wadi Nature Reserve, The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Ras Al Khaimah, Al Wadi Desert present an extraordinary collection of 3, 4, and 5-bedroom luxury villas designed to harmonize with the timeless beauty of the Arabian desert. Developed in partnership with RAK Ventures LLC and managed by The Ritz-Carlton, this exclusive gated enclave offers residents an unmatched blend of privacy, prestige, and resort-style living.
Each residence is crafted to reflect a seamless fusion of modern sophistication and Bedouin heritage, with natural textures, earthy tones, and expansive terraces that open onto the dunes. Interiors are spacious and elegant, featuring high ceilings, open-plan living areas, private pools, and panoramic desert views that redefine luxury living.
Residents enjoy access to the Ritz-Carlton Resort amenities and a dedicated Residents’ Clubhouse equipped with a gym, yoga studio, cinema, library, and business lounge. Personalized concierge, housekeeping, and à la carte services ensure an effortless lifestyle, complemented by exclusive privileges across global Ritz-Carlton hotels.
Offering sizes from 5,670 to 8,342 sq.ft. and prices starting from AED 15.6 million, each home embodies the tranquility, privacy, and sophistication that define The Ritz-Carlton brand. With flexible 18-month payment plans and handover upon completion, these limited villas present a rare opportunity to own a private desert sanctuary under one of the world’s most prestigious hospitality names.
property details
Amenities

Children's Play Area

Concierge Service

Walk-in Closet

Shared Gym

Security

Barbecue Area

Study

Covered Parking

Shared Spa
Grand Polo and Resort
Floor Plans
5 Bedrooms
5 Bedrooms
Area
8342 sq. ft.

3 Bedrooms
3 Bedrooms
Area
4945 sq. ft.

4 Bedrooms
4 Bedrooms
Area
6106 sq. ft.

Payment plan
10%
first installment
50%
under construction
40%
on Handover
0%
post Handover
Location
Ras Al Khaimah
Entertainment
Schools
Clinics
15 Minutes
Dubai International Marine Club
15 Minutes
Chubby Cheeks Nursery
15 Minutes
King Marina Medical Center
15 Minutes
Dubai Marina Walk
15 Minutes
Raffles Early Childhood Center Dubai Marina
15 Minutes
Vienna Dental Clinic
15 Minutes
Emirates Golf Club
15 Minutes
School of Arts and Sciences - AUD
15 Minutes
Hide Clinic
Al Hamra Real Estate
Project Materials
Brochure
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Floor plans
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PDF 85.5 MB
Frequently asked questions
Easily estimate your monthly mortgage repayments and gain a clearer picture of your future \n financial commitments – helping you plan ahead with confidence.
Your borrowing capacity depends on your income, existing financial obligations, and the bank’s lending criteria. Most UAE banks allow you to borrow up to seven times your annual income, provided your total monthly liabilities (including the mortgage) do not exceed 50% of your monthly salary.
A flat interest rate remains constant throughout the loan term and is calculated on the
original loan amount. A reducing interest rate is recalculated monthly based on your
outstanding balance, meaning your interest payments decrease over time. Our advisors
will guide you on which option best suits your needs.
You’ll typically need a valid passport, Emirates ID, residency visa, salary certificate, six
months of bank statements, and proof of address (such as a utility bill or tenancy
contract). Additional documents may be required depending on your employment type
and chosen bank.
Yes, non-residents can obtain mortgages in the UAE, although the maximum loan-tovalue (LTV) ratio is usually capped at 50%. Our team will help you navigate the process
and ensure all eligibility criteria are met.
Mortgage pre-approval is an initial assessment from the bank confirming how much you
can borrow, based on your financial profile. It strengthens your position when
negotiating with sellers and speeds up the purchase process once you’ve found the
right property.
Yes, banks typically require life insurance to cover the outstanding mortgage balance in
case of unforeseen circumstances. Property insurance is also usually mandatory to
protect the asset being financed.