Four unit types across the cluster. Bedroom range: 4 to 6. The cluster plan legend and the PropertyMonitor typology agree exactly.
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 townhouse codes the numeral is the bedroom count, so LTH-4C-M is a 4 bedroom and LTH-5C-E is a 5 bedroom. In the LV villa codes it is not. LV-3C at Nice is a 6 bedroom villa. In Costa Brava the closely similar code LV-3B is a 5 bedroom villa. The letter, not the numeral, distinguishes them. 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-4C-M
4 bedroom townhouse, middle unit
Size: 2,280 sqft, both phases
Floors: Ground plus first
Garden and patio, living and dining, kitchen, laundry and storage, ground floor bedroom, carport. First floor master with walk in closet and two further bedrooms. No roof sheet in the supplied drawings.
Source: DAMAC official floor plans and cluster plan.
LTH-5C-E
5 bedroom townhouse, end unit
Size: Nice 1: 2,300 to 2,944 sqft. Nice 2: 2,944 to 3,262 sqft
Floors: Ground plus first plus roof
Garden and patio, living and dining, kitchen, laundry and storage, ground floor bedroom with bathroom, carport. First floor master with walk in closet and two further bedrooms. Roof level with a further bedroom, bathroom, maid's room and terrace.
Source: DAMAC official floor plans and cluster plan.
LTH-5C-M
5 bedroom townhouse, middle unit
Size: Nice 1: 2,300 to 2,944 sqft. Nice 2: 2,944 to 3,262 sqft
Floors: Ground plus first plus roof
Garden and patio, living and dining, kitchen, laundry and storage, ground floor bedroom, carport. First floor master with walk in closet and two further bedrooms. Roof level with a further bedroom, bathroom, maid's room and terrace.
Source: DAMAC official floor plans and cluster plan.
LV-3C
6 bedroom villa
Size: 4,800 sqft, both phases
Floors: Ground plus first plus roof
Covered patios on two sides, open living and dining, kitchen, maid's room, laundry, ground floor bedroom, carport plus potential carport, garden. First floor master bedroom with walk in closet, four further bedrooms, multiple balconies. Roof level with terrace. The hero render shows a private pool to the rear.
Source: DAMAC official floor plans and cluster plan.
A note on how the units are classified
For Nice, DAMAC's cluster plan and the Dubai Land Department registry agree on how the units are classified, so the unit counts below can be published in full.
Why the plot can be smaller than the built up area
The LV-3C villa is built over ground, first and roof levels. Built up area adds the floors together, while the plot is the footprint of the land. A 4,800 sqft built up area on a 4,650 sqft plot is normal for a three level villa. It is not a data error.
Our observation from two sourced samples: the Nice 6 bedroom villa sits on a plot of roughly 4,650 to 4,881 sqft, while the Costa Brava 7 bedroom villa sits on plots of roughly 8,357 to 14,273 sqft in its own sample. Nice villas are on noticeably tighter plots. Both figures are samples, not full books.