



Starting Price
AED 1.2M
Delivery
2028 Q3
Downpayment
20%
Starting Price
AED 1.2M
Windsor House
AED 1.2M
Starting Price
AED 1.2M
Delivery
2028 Q3
Downpayment
20%
Windsor House offers a 70/30 payment plan. Buyers pay 70% during construction through structured milestones and 30% upon completion in Q3 2028. The plan supports both long-term investors and end-users seeking affordable luxury in a high-growth zone.

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Windsor House Project Brochure
Designed to elevate everyday life, Windsor House offers a rich collection of indoor and outdoor amenities, including yoga and pilates zones, kids’ play areas, game lounges, pet care zones, and steam & sauna. Every element supports modern, mindful living for families and individuals alike.
Windsor House is a new residential community by Ellington in Dubai South, offering 1–3 bedroom wellness-inspired apartments. With over 25 curated amenities and a flexible 70/30 payment plan, this two-tower development blends urban living with holistic well-being. Completion is scheduled for Q3 2028.
Strategically located in Dubai South, Windsor House offers access to Expo City, Al Maktoum Airport, and key transport corridors. Residents benefit from a growing neighborhood designed for families, professionals, and wellness-focused lifestyles.

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