Where the Hills Meet the Skyline
Tilal Binghatti takes its name from the Arabic word for hills — a residence defined by the same fluted, sculptural facades that have made Binghatti’s skyline instantly recognisable, set within reach of the city’s everyday rhythm.
Binghatti’s design language, brought down to earth
For the first time, Binghatti’s fluted architectural signature — once reserved for the sky — takes root in the soil across a 621,815+ sqm Phase 1 masterplan: a self-contained, walkable district of 4 to 6 bedroom villas and mansions named for the hills (“tilal”) that shape it.
Every residence shares the same brief: 4M floor-to-ceiling heights, 8M double-height living areas, and a material palette of marble, wood veneer and champagne hairline metal that carries from the facade into each home.
Delivered Landscaped Gardens
Villas hand over grass-landscaped, not sand — no post-handover finishing burden.
Prime Location
10 minutes from Meydan Racecourse and Dubai’s Downtown-bound road network.
50+ Amenities
Pearl Beach, Alwaha swimmable lakes, a clubhouse and 1.6km cycling & jogging track.
20,000+ Trees
Central parks, green corridors and shaded walkways across the masterplan.
Vertical fluting, brass reveals, warm stone
Palm-lined promenades, built for walking home slowly
Cycling lanes, shaded footpaths and a running loop connect every cluster of residences back to the central lagoon.
Inside Tilal
Crafted spaces, considered light
Set within Dubai’s Academic City
