Mega Mansion in Dubai with Minotti, Hermès, and Loro Piana Furniture Sold for $72.2 Million

Mega Mansion in Dubai with Minotti, Hermès, and Loro Piana Furniture Sold for $72.2 Million
Mega Mansion in Dubai with Minotti, Hermès, and Loro Piana Furniture Sold for $72.2 Million. (Savills Middle East)

Dubai never ceases to amaze when it comes to luxury and exclusivity. According to *Robb Report*, the latest gem on the real estate market is Villa Capri, a 3,560-square-meter mega mansion located in the prestigious Hills View neighborhood, within the Dubai Hills Estate development.

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With privileged views of the first hole of the Dubai Hills Golf Course, the property offers breathtaking scenery along with plenty of room for grand events, art collections, and even an underground garage for ten cars.

Valued at AED 265.335 million (approximately $72.24 million), the residence features eight main suites — including a spacious master suite and two junior suites — in addition to full staff accommodations.

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The interiors are as impressive as the architecture: the furnishings include iconic pieces by Minotti, Hermès, Visionnaire, and Loro Piana, all included in the sale.

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According to Robb Report, the mansion also houses museum-worthy artworks spread across the interiors and gardens, creating a gallery-like atmosphere. Highlights include a chef’s kitchen, private cinema, cigar lounge, spa, gym, and a heated pool that can be cooled during Dubai’s hottest summer days.

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For Andrew Cummings, Director of Residential Agency at Savills Middle East, Dubai Hills Estate has already established itself as one of the city’s most coveted addresses, offering not only design and grandeur but also an unparalleled quality of life.

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And appreciation is not expected to stop there. According to projections cited by Robb Report and based on Knight Frank’s Prime Global Forecast for 2025, Dubai is set to remain among the world’s hottest luxury real estate markets, alongside New York, Geneva, and Paris.

Prices are expected to rise by up to 5% this year, driven by strong international demand and the scarcity of available properties.

Source: Robb Report. This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.

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