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Nestled in one of Saudi Arabia’s most iconic cultural sites, the villas of AlUla draw their design inspiration directly from the surrounding terrain. The muted tones of the sandstone, the organic curves of the rock formations, and the sweeping desert skies are all mirrored in the architecture’s clean lines and earthy palette.
Each villa is a private retreat. Interiors feature natural stone, raw textures, and open floor plans that let in the golden desert light. Large windows frame uninterrupted views of the AlUla cliffs, creating a constant dialogue between indoor comfort and outdoor grandeur.
These homes aren't just for living, they are designed for pausing. With shaded courtyards, plunge pools, and private terraces, the villas invite quiet reflection while also offering a luxurious escape. Every detail is crafted to enhance the natural environment rather than compete with it.
Positioned close to AlUla’s cultural attractions, from the ancient tombs of Hegra to the mirrored Maraya concert hall—residents are both immersed in history and on the doorstep of modern-day innovation. It's a place where the past is preserved, and the present feels profound.
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