Masaar 2 Narenj
Contemporary family homes shaped by nature
- Starting from
- AED 4.45M
- Homes
- 3 – 5 bed
- Sizes
- 2,155 – 5,878 sq ft
- Handover
- December 2027
Contemporary family homes shaped by nature
Masaar 2 Narenj by Arada Properties is a nature-led residential community in Al Rowdat Suburb, Sharjah. Offering three- to five-bedroom villas and townhouses, the development pairs contemporary architecture with green, forested surroundings. Homes feature modern finishes, quality materials, equipped kitchens and smart-home technology, creating practical spaces shaped around privacy, comfort and family life.
The community is planned for a calmer daily rhythm, with a swimmable forest lagoon, cascading waterfall, pond and green spine. Residents can use jogging and cycling routes, meditation spaces, a clubhouse, wellness area, outdoor cinema, basketball and padel tennis courts, sports facilities, parks and family recreation areas. Prices start from AED 4,450,000, with handover scheduled for 2027. Its Sharjah setting also places residents within an emirate recognised for cultural landmarks, universities and a family-oriented lifestyle.
What is being released.
What the development provides.
- Wellness & Spa
- Jogging Tracks
- Cinema Room
- Water Features
How the purchase is staged.
5/30/65 plan. Indicative terms; the final schedule follows the developer SPA.
At a glance.
- Developer
- Arada Properties
- Community
- Al Rowdat Suburb
- Emirate
- Sharjah
- Sales status
- On Sale
- Launched
- February 2026
- Handover
- December 2027
- Property types
- Villa, Townhouse
- Unit sizes
- 2,155 – 5,878 sq ft
- Starting price
- AED 4.45M
Where it sits.
Arada Properties
Before we recommend a unit in Masaar 2 Narenj, we check Arada Properties's delivery record on comparable projects, the escrow arrangements and the current release pricing against resale evidence in Al Rowdat Suburb. Ask an advisor for that summary.
Mortgage calculator.
- Loan amount
- AED 3,560,000
- Total repayable
- AED 5,936,291
Indicative only. Rates and loan-to-value limits depend on the lender, your residency and the property. Off-plan purchases are usually paid on the developer plan until handover.
