Three- and four-bedroom Emaar townhouses in Arabian Ranches 3
Bliss is a townhouse cluster by Emaar in Arabian Ranches 3, Dubai. Emaar's brochure describes a walkable neighbourhood of whitewashed houses, paved streets and winding paths, with a wadi river running through it, and a design inspired by close-knit organic neighbourhoods. The homes are three- and four-bedroom townhouses in two collections, Amber and Ivory.
The Dubai Land Department's project register, as at 4 October 2026, records Bliss as completed, with 333 units. It recorded 100% construction at its inspection of 11 December 2024.
Collections
The Amber collection, in Emaar's words, is a palette of warm hues, with garden views, garage doors, large windows and terraces, and a position close to a swimming pool. The Ivory collection is described as minimalist and refined, with facades dominated by large windows, and carries the same list of features. Both collections include three- and four-bedroom townhouses. Emaar's brochure says the homes come with a large courtyard for barbecues, entertaining and play.
Original payment plan
Emaar's payment plan, issued at launch, is kept here for reference. The instalments carry stage wording only.
| Instalment |
Payment |
Due |
| Down payment |
12% |
On booking |
| 1st instalment |
10% |
During construction |
| 2nd instalment |
8% |
During construction |
| 3rd and 4th instalments |
5% each |
During construction |
| 5th instalment |
5% |
During construction |
| 6th and 7th instalments |
10% each |
During construction |
| 8th instalment |
5% |
On 100% construction completion |
| 9th to 14th instalments |
5% each |
Every four months after completion |
Percentages and stages per Emaar's Bliss payment plan, a launch-era document. Emaar's one-pager summarises the same plan as 70/30, with 30% after completion.
Amenities
Emaar's brochure lists play areas for children, a community plaza, a fully equipped gym, barbecue areas, a mosque and a wadi river. Its cluster map also shows a clubhouse, a swimming pool and a town centre.
