An ew asymmetric synthesis of chiral 1,4-dioxanes and other oxa-heterocycles has been developed by means of organocatalytic enantioselective desymmetrization of oxetanes. This mild process proceeds with exceedingly high efficiency and enantioselectivity to establish the quaternary stereocenters. This method complements the existing, yet limited, strategies for the synthesis of these oxa-heterocycles.Chiral 1,4-dioxane scaffolds occur in awide range of natural products and pharmaceutical agents. [1] Fore xample,t he compounds I, II,a nd III exhibit impressive antiviral, anticancer, and cardiotonic activities,r espectively ( Figure 1). Moreover,t hey proved important in organic synthesis.T he 1,4-dioxane unit serves as au seful chiral backbone in the ligand IV. [2] Despite their proven versatility,e fficient asymmetric assembly of chiral 1,4-dioxanes has remained underdeveloped, and currently relies largely on the traditional strategies employing chiral starting materials. [1][2][3] Asymmetric catalysis has not been well exploited to date, [4] particularly for general 1,4-dioxanes (functionalized but not restricted to certain bicyclicf rameworks). Herein we report the first approach of this type and it is enabled by efficient intramolecular desymmetrization of oxetanes.