Bloom Living Seville

Seville brings the entry level townhouse and the large lakeside villa together in one phase

Between the smallest and the largest home in Seville, the gap reaches four bedrooms. Bloom Properties is selling 2 and 3 bedroom townhouses alongside 3 to 6 bedroom villas, making this fifth phase of Bloom Living one of the widest in range across the scheme. Neighbouring phases made sharper choices: Malaga and Marbella offer villas only, Granada 2 and Alhambra apartments only. Seville sits in between and so targets several budgets on the same street. Handover is set for June 2027, on a freehold basis in the Zayed City zone open to foreign buyers.

Fifth piece of a 2.2 million square metre master plan

Seville is not a standalone project. It fits within Bloom Living, a master planned community on a 2.2 million square metre plot near Abu Dhabi airport. The developer plans more than 4,500 homes there, 2.3 million square metres of built-up area and a target population of 26,700 residents. The plan includes a town centre with a supermarket, a clinic, restaurants and shops, two international schools and places of worship. For a Seville buyer, this means the property's value will also hinge on the actual delivery of these shared amenities, not just on its own phase.

From 2 bedroom townhouse to 6 bedroom villa

The 2 and 3 bedroom townhouses form the entry point into the scheme. Renderings show a front facade onto the street and a rear garden, with an open living and dining area, a separate kitchen and a master suite. Villas range from 3 to 6 bedrooms. The 6 bedroom unit is the only typology the brochure explicitly presents with a lake view. The developer highlights ceiling heights and large glazing, but does not publish floor areas in this document: buyers will need to request them plan by plan before booking.

Sauna, kids' pools and gated access

Seville has its own amenities, separate from the rest of Bloom Living. These include a gym with a sauna, a community centre with a cafe and a shop, pools with dedicated children's sections, and indoor and outdoor play areas. The phase is gated, with 24 hour security. A short walk away, residents also get access to Bloom Living's main clubhouse, its pools and its sports courts, including tennis. A connected network of parks (a dog park, a yoga park, a linear park) and cycling paths around the lake round out the offering.

Ten minutes from the international airport

Zayed City sits on the eastern edge of Abu Dhabi, on the corridor linking the airport to the mainland. The developer states a 10 minute drive to the international airport, Khalifa City and Al Shamkha. Mohammed Bin Zayed City is 15 minutes away, Yas Island 20 minutes, and the Musaffah industrial zone 25 minutes. These drive times, as given in the brochure, assume free-flowing traffic. The positioning remains suburban: this is not a destination for downtown neighbourhood life, but for proximity to the major employment hubs on the city's outskirts.

Large families and commuters from the outskirts

Bloom Properties markets a multigenerational appeal and a low density product. Seville's unit mix fits that pitch. The 6 bedroom villa targets Emirati or expatriate families housing several generations under one roof. The 2 bedroom townhouses suit a young couple working at the airport, in Musaffah or in Khalifa City instead. Two international schools in the master plan and pet-friendly policies reinforce the family focus. For a buy-to-let investor, demand here will lean toward long term leases rather than short term rentals, a pattern that the location explains.