LTH-4K-M
4 bedroom townhouse
Launch price: AED 2.85 million
Size: 2,228 to 2,231 sqft
Source: DAMAC cluster plan and price sheet. Floor plan layouts available on request.
Floor Plans
Morocco at DAMAC Lagoons
Unit type codes and bedroom counts only. No floor plans PDF was supplied for this build.
Six unit type codes across the cluster. Bedroom range: 4 to 7. No Morocco floor plans PDF was supplied for this build, so layout sheets, floor counts and room arrangements are not published here. This page stays live for existing links.
How to read a DAMAC Lagoons unit code
Townhouse codes follow a consistent pattern. LTH, then the bedroom count, then a letter identifying the cluster, then E for an end unit or M for a middle unit. LTH-5H-E is a five bedroom end unit in Ibiza. LTH-4D-M is a four bedroom middle unit in Malta. LTH-4J-M is a four bedroom middle unit in Mykonos. LTH-4K-M is a four bedroom middle unit in Morocco.
Villa codes work differently. The trailing letter is still the cluster, but the middle segment is a product designation and not the bedroom count. LV-1000E and LV-1000K are the same roughly 25,000 sqft six bedroom villa product, built in Venice and in Morocco. LV-3B is a five bedroom villa in Costa Brava while LV-3C is a six bedroom villa in Nice, because the 3 refers to the product and not the bedrooms.
Portofino is the exception in the current set. Its DAMAC sheets use BL prefixed codes such as BL-3-M, BL-4-M, BL-5-E, BL-VD1 and BL-V75, rather than a trailing cluster letter on an LTH or LV stem.
Cluster letters confirmed so far: A Santorini, B Costa Brava, C Nice, D Malta, E Venice, G Monte Carlo, H Ibiza, J Mykonos, K Morocco. Santorini's LV3 and LV4 carry no cluster letter, which appears to be an exception in the earliest cluster. Portofino uses the BL prefix instead.
Confirmed across nine trailing letter clusters plus Portofino BL codes, 6 September 2026.
A note on the unit codes
In the LTH codes the numeral is the bedroom count. LTH-4K-M is a 4 bedroom, LTH-5K-E is a 5 bedroom. In the LV codes it is not. LV-55K and LV-1000K are both 6 bedroom villas at very different prices and sizes. LV-75K is the 7 bedroom. Townhouse codes follow LTH, then the bedroom count, then a cluster letter, then E for end or M for middle. Villa codes do not follow this pattern and the number in them is not the bedroom count, so always read the sheet title on a villa.
LTH-5K-M
5 bedroom townhouse, middle unit
Launch price: AED 3.15 million
Size: 3,175 to 3,183 sqft
Source: DAMAC cluster plan and price sheet. Floor plan layouts available on request.
LTH-5K-E
5 bedroom townhouse, end unit
Launch price: AED 3.8 million
Size: 3,175 to 3,183 sqft
Source: DAMAC cluster plan and price sheet. Floor plan layouts available on request.
LV-55K
6 bedroom villa
Launch price: AED 14.5 million
Size: Available on request
Source: DAMAC cluster plan and price sheet. Floor plan layouts available on request.
LV-75K
7 bedroom villa
Launch price: AED 19 million
Size: 17,347 sqft
Source: DAMAC cluster plan and price sheet. Floor plan layouts available on request.
LV-1000K
6 bedroom villa
Launch price: AED 29.2 million
Size: 25,012 sqft
Source: DAMAC cluster plan and price sheet. Floor plan layouts available on request.
DAMAC's price sheet and cluster plan include LV-55K, a 6 bedroom villa at AED 14.5 million. It does not appear in the registered unit tables we hold for either phase, so we publish the type and price without a size or unit count.
Why we do not split Morocco into villas and townhouses
The Dubai Land Department registry classifies Morocco 1 as villas only, yet DAMAC's own price sheet lists its four bedroom under the heading townhouses, and the cluster plan carries three townhouse layout codes. In Morocco 2 the registry records both a four bedroom townhouse and a four bedroom villa at the same 2,231 sqft. We have found the same inconsistency at Santorini and at Costa Brava, and it originates in DAMAC's own documents rather than in the registry. So we publish Morocco by bedroom count and by layout code, which are unambiguous, rather than by a villa and townhouse split that would not survive scrutiny. Checked 6 September 2026.
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Morocco FAQ
- Is Morocco at DAMAC Lagoons still available?
- The Dubai Land Department registry records both phases as sold out, so developer stock is not available. Morocco trades on the resale market. DAMAC continues to list Morocco Phase 2 on its community page.
- How many homes are there in Morocco?
- 1,025 across two phases. Morocco 1 has 471 homes and Morocco 2 has 554.
- When will Morocco be handed over?
- Neither phase has completed. Morocco 1 is 76.94 percent built with expected completion on 30 April 2027. Morocco 2 is 65.34 percent built with expected completion on 31 October 2027. Both had a 1 September 2025 target.
- What did Morocco homes launch at?
- DAMAC's price sheet lists the four bedroom townhouse at AED 2.85 million, the five bedroom middle unit at AED 3.15 million and the end unit at AED 3.8 million. Villas run from AED 14.5 million for the LV-55K six bedroom to AED 29.2 million for the LV-1000K six bedroom.
- What is the Morocco payment plan?
- 20 percent deposit, 60 percent across construction and 20 percent on completion. Eleven instalments are tied to calendar dates running to 33 months, and three are tied to verified construction milestones at 70, 80 and 90 percent. There is no post handover plan and 4 percent DLD is payable in addition to the deposit.
- How big are Morocco homes?
- From 2,228 sqft for the four bedroom up to 25,012 sqft for the six bedroom villa, which is the largest unit type recorded across the DAMAC Lagoons clusters we hold records for. Sampled six bedroom plots run from 21,649 to 36,270 sqft.