Rent guide · updated October 2026

Villas for rent in Amman

What villas cost to rent in Amman, where they are, what size to expect and what to check before you sign a yearly lease.

Median rentJD 4,165 / moMedian size630 m²Bedrooms4Listings checked40

How much does it cost to rent a villa in Amman?

Villas in Amman ask a median of about JD 4,165 a month, or roughly JD 50,000 a year, across 40 listings, with Abdoun the most common and expensive at about JD 5,835 a month. Most are around 630 m² with 4 bedrooms and are let unfurnished on yearly leases.

Sources: Hagzi (10 October 2026); the sample is small, so treat it as a guide.

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By area

Villa rents in Amman by area

Median asking rent for villas by area
AreaListingsMedian / monthSame, per year
Abdoun18JD 5,835about JD 70,000
Dabouq4JD 4,060about JD 48,700
Naour4JD 2,700about JD 32,400
Khalda3JD 2,085about JD 25,000
Rajm Omeish3JD 6,665about JD 80,000

Areas with at least three villa rentals among 40 checked on 10 October 2026; small samples, so figures swing. Yearly asking rent ÷ 12.

What you will see

Types of villa for rent in Amman

Independent villa

A standalone house with its own plot, garden and often a pool or large terrace.

Twin or attached villa

Shares one or more walls with a neighbour; usually cheaper than a standalone villa.

Townhouse

A multi-storey home in a row or small compound with shared facilities.

Villa floor

A floor of a villa let as an apartment, often with garden access.
Checklist

What to check before renting a villa in Amman

  • Plot and built area
    Ask for both: listings may quote either, and they can differ a lot.
  • Heating and cooling
    Large homes are costly to heat in winter; ask about the system and last winter's bills.
  • Security and staff rooms
    Check the gate, alarm, maid room and parking for several cars.
  • Garden and pool upkeep
    Ask who maintains them and who pays for water.
  • School and commute
    Villa areas are often a longer drive from schools and offices.
  • Contract terms
    Yearly rent, payment schedule, deposit and repairs written down.
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Furnished apartments

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Studios and 1-bed

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Short-term rentals

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Villas for rent in Amman: questions answered

How much does it cost to rent a villa in Amman?

Across the 40 villas for rent we checked on Hagzi (10 October 2026), the median asking rent is about JD 4,165 a month, roughly JD 50,000 a year, with listings from JD 1,500 to JD 23,333 a month. Rents are quoted per year. Rent prices by area →

Where are villas for rent in Amman?

Most listings are in Abdoun (18 of 40), followed by Dabouq, Naour and Khalda. The median asking rent is about JD 5,835 a month in Abdoun and JD 4,060 in Dabouq. Abdoun area guide →

How big is a villa for rent in Amman?

The median listed area is about 630 m² and the median is 4 bedrooms. Listings may quote plot or built area, so confirm which, and ask for the floor plan. Browse villas →

Are villas for rent in Amman furnished?

Mostly not: only about 18% of villa listings say furnished, against about 52% of apartments. Many villas are let unfurnished, so budget for furniture, or ask for a furnished option. Furnished rentals →

Is it cheaper to rent or buy a villa in Amman?

Renting a median villa costs about JD 50,000 a year, against a median asking price of about JD 830,000 to buy, a gross yield of about 6.0% before costs. Buying also adds a registration fee of up to 3% and a 3% sale tax. This is information, not financial advice. Villas for sale →

Can foreigners rent a villa in Amman?

Yes. Renting does not need the approvals that buying property does, so foreigners can rent villas on the same terms as anyone else. Landlords usually ask for a passport copy and often proof of income. How to rent in Amman →

What is the difference between a villa and a twin villa in Amman?

A villa is usually a standalone house on its own plot. A twin villa shares a wall with its twin, so it is often cheaper and has a smaller garden. Check what is shared, including walls, gate and parking.