Villa Capri, a sprawling 38,000-square-foot luxury residence in the exclusive Dubai Hills Estate, is now for sale, fully furnished with designer pieces and adorned with fine art, reports Robb Report.
Boasting panoramic views over the first hole of the Dubai Hills Golf Course, the mansion offers ample space for entertaining, as well as a capacious garage for a car collection. The listed price is AED 265.335 million (approximately $72.24 million).
The home features eight main bedrooms, including a spacious master suite and two junior suites, along with extensive staff accommodations. A 10-car underground garage complements recreational amenities such as a private cinema, cigar lounge, gym, spa, and wellness complex. Outdoors, there is a temperature-controlled pool, landscaped gardens, and a pavilion for alfresco relaxation.
The interiors of Villa Capri are as impressive as the property itself. Designer furnishings from Minotti, Hermès, Visionnaire, and Loro Piana are included in the sale, while museum-quality artworks enhance both indoor and outdoor spaces, creating a gallery-like atmosphere. Expansive lounges and dining areas flow seamlessly into one another, with a chef’s kitchen at the heart of the home. Sophisticated lighting is featured throughout, and the office boasts a backlit stone wall serving as a dramatic backdrop for floor-to-ceiling displays.
“Dubai Hills Estate has established itself as one of the most desirable residential neighborhoods in Dubai. Villa Capri stands out not just for its scale and design, but for the lifestyle it offers,” said Andrew Cummings, Head of Residential, Middle East at Savills.
The master suite, framed by floor-to-ceiling glass, includes a marble bathroom and a private terrace, offering unparalleled comfort and privacy.
Dubai’s ultra-luxury real estate market continues to show steady growth. According to the Knight Frank Prime Global Forecast 2025, Dubai is expected to maintain its position as one of the world’s leading luxury property markets, alongside New York, Geneva, and Paris. Premium property values are projected to rise by 5% this year, driven by limited supply and growing international demand.