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“What Does AED26 MILLION Get You In Dubai?” This HUGE Jumeirah Estates Mansion
A Dubai mansion doesn’t get much better than this!
A YouTube video takes us behind closed doors and on a tour of a mega-mansion in Dubai. Featuring six rooms, a pool, a cinema, a garage for not one, not two, but SIX cars, TWO kitchens… Not only is this place huge, but it’s incredibly sleek too.
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The Dubai mansion is super modern, located in Jumeriah Golf Estates, it’s 12,500 sq ft of prime real estate, and it’ll set you back AED26 million
“It is so big” the camera doesn’t do it justice. Scroll for video.
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