Area Guide to Live in Hydra Village.

A developing neighborhood, Al Raha Beach and Yas Island nearby, Zones 4, Zone 7, and Zone 8 are currently completed, 2018 top-ranked village in Abu Dhabi with the highest ROI

For those who have become acquainted with the idea of suburban life, Hydra Village is culture. Built on 947,000 sq.m wide area. Construction is divided into 10 regions. Until ready, Hydra Village architecture consists of almost 2,400 villas, several unnamed buildings, and a well-crafted community center: a billiard club, a squash court, a swimming pool, a gym, and an open hall. Hydra Properties intends to include businesses such as schools, hospitals, and shopping centers in potential as well. There will also be a variety of mosques in public and private gardens and open country areas.

The first phase houses comprising Zone 4 and Zone 7 were constructed and delivered to the customers in 2013. Field 4 spans over 280,113 sq. ft of land that consists of 148 villas, while zone 7 has 570,155 sq. ft. 300 villas are included. Zone 8 is another fully formed sub-community ready until April 2018 for handover. This newly developed area includes 582 two-bedroom villas, which cover a total area of 1,098,882 square ft, as the host to residential buildings in Hydra Village. The villas in Hydra Village are grouped in a variety of separate units. These houses include sleek architectural designs and interior finishes with an essential focus on functionality. The wonderful citrus shades are decorated with differentiating Hydra Village's buildings.

The development now has one main entrance to its north-eastern corner which inevitably leads to zone 7 and zone 4, from the Sheikh Maktoum Bin Rashid Road (E11). The routes in Hydra Village are thus presently limited when it comes to transport connections. Hydra Village has private parking, while visitors can park their vehicles outside their homes. Due to the area's growth of public transit routes and connections.