How much does a villa for sale in Amman cost?
Villas in Amman ask a median of about JD 830k, from JD 260k to JD 3,500k, across 59 listings, around JD 1,250 per m². Abdoun is the priciest at about JD 1,625k, Dabouq about JD 850k and Airport Road the cheapest. A registration fee of up to 3% and 3% sale tax come on top.
Sources: Hagzi (10 October 2026); the sample is small, so treat it as a guide.
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Villa prices in Amman by area
| Area | Listings | Median price | Price / m² |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dabouq | 13 | JD 850k | JD 1,290 |
| Abdoun | 12 | JD 1,625k | JD 1,770 |
| Al Thuhir | 10 | JD 585k | JD 1,220 |
| Airport Road | 6 | JD 280k | JD 620 |
Areas with at least five villas among 59 checked on 10 October 2026. Asking prices, not sale prices.
Villas for sale in Amman by budget
| Budget | Listings | Median size | Main areas |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under JD 400k | 11 | 363 m² | Airport Road, Al Thuhir, Naour |
| JD 400k – 800k | 16 | 550 m² | Al Thuhir, Dabouq, Naour |
| JD 800k – 1.5M | 23 | 780 m² | Dabouq, Abdoun, Rajm Omeish |
| Over JD 1.5M | 9 | 900 m² | Abdoun, Um Rumaheh, Al Thuhir |
Types of villa you will find in Amman
Standalone villa
A detached house on its own plot with garden, often with a pool and staff room.Twin or attached villa
Shares a wall with its twin; usually cheaper and with a smaller garden.Townhouse
A multi-storey home in a row or compound; see the townhouse guide.Villa in a compound
Shared gate, security and sometimes facilities; check the service charge.What to check before you buy a villa in Amman
- Plot and built area
Listings may quote either. Ask for both and the registered figures. - Title and zoning
Check the title deed, the plot's zoning and that every floor is permitted. - Running costs
Heating, cooling, pool and garden upkeep and staff add up; ask for last year's bills. - Security and access
Gate, alarm, parking and staff rooms. - Distance to schools and offices
Villa districts can be far from both; test the commute at peak hours. - Fees and tax
A registration fee of up to 3% and a 3% sale tax apply; on a JD 830k villa that is about JD 50k if both fall on you.
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How much does a villa cost in Amman?
Across 59 villas for sale on Hagzi (10 October 2026), the median asking price is about JD 830k, with listings from JD 260k to JD 3,500k. The median listed area is about 657 m² and 4 bedrooms, which works out to around JD 1,250 per m². Property prices by area →
How much is a villa in Abdoun or Dabouq?
The median asking price is about JD 1,625k in Abdoun (12 listings, about JD 1,770 per m²) and JD 850k in Dabouq (13 listings, about JD 1,290 per m²). Abdoun villas ask roughly 91% more than Dabouq's. Abdoun vs Dabouq →
Which areas of Amman have villas for sale?
Most listings are in Dabouq (13) and Abdoun (12), followed by Al Thuhir, Airport Road and Naour. Villas on Airport Road ask a median JD 280k, well below the western districts. Compare neighbourhoods →
What is the difference between a villa, a twin villa and a townhouse in Amman?
A villa is a standalone house on its own plot, a twin villa shares one wall with its twin, and a townhouse is a multi-storey home in a row or compound. The more you share, the lower the price and the smaller the garden usually is.
Can foreigners buy property in Jordan?
Yes, with permission. The Minister of Interior must approve a non-Jordanian's request to buy property. Reciprocity applies, though holders of Arab nationalities are exempt, and non-Jordanians are barred from owning in border, archaeological and historic areas. Law No. 17 of 2026, published in the Official Gazette in September 2026 and in force from about October 2026, also lets non-Jordanians own or lease a private residence outside urban planning zones, up to 10 dunums, with the Finance Minister's approval. Read the buying guide →
What fees does a buyer pay in Jordan?
Two main charges apply to a normal sale: a land registration fee of 3% of the estimated value, set by the 2023 amendment to the registration fees law, and a property sale tax of 3%, reduced from 4%. Who pays each is agreed between buyer and seller. Agent, lawyer and valuation fees come on top. Confirm current rates with the Department of Lands and Survey. Registration fees explained →
Can I get residency by buying a villa in Jordan?
Possibly. Under the Cabinet's July 2026 amendments, property worth at least JD 200,000 from a developer or housing company, JD 300,000 from another seller, or JD 150,000 outside the Capital Governorate can earn a five-year residency. A villa usually clears the threshold, but it must be kept for five years without being sold or mortgaged. Residency by property →
Is it better 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 JD 830k to buy, a gross yield of about 6.0% before costs. Buying adds a 3% fee and a 3% tax. This is information, not financial advice. Villas for rent →