Abu Dhabi is a hotbed of development just like any other emirate in the UAE. And now, Aldar has revealed a new development that will offer resort-style living to the residents of the building. Well, we are talking about Mamsha Palm Saadiyat, which is a Japanese-inspired residence that is a one-of-a-kind crafted with refined beauty and is coming soon at the Mamsha Palm Saadiyat in Abu Dhabi.
Mamsha Palm Saadiyat Is Coming Up In Abu Dhabi
Coming up right next to Mamsha Beach, Mamsha Palm Saadiyat is a unique building that’s being developed in Abu Dhabi. This architectural project is being developed by Alder Properties and has been designed by Koichi Takada who is a world-renowned architect. Bringing nature back into the urban environment, the Japanese-inspired residence is going to offer resort-like living to the people of the building.
Did you know the beautifully designed structure is expected to be completed by 2027? Yes, once done, it will feature wave lines and earthy designs and will be located in the middle of the cultural district. With veranda views and columns that rise like trees, this lowrise building blends smoothly into the natural surroundings according to the pictures released by the group.
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Amenities To Make It Resort-Style Experience For Residents
As it will be located near the biggest attractions, it’s going to make commuting to the hotspot quite easy for the residents. Yes, it sits on the sole beach which is a kilometre-long stretch of white sand. Not to mention, there are other landmarks that are located quite nearby, such as the Louvre Abu Dhabi and the Mamsha Promenade. However, it will feature only 44 units, which makes it not only private but even exclusive. From three bedrooms to one bedroom, there are even four-bedroom sky villas that are included in the building.
However resort-like feel is rather incomplete with luxurious amenities, which include a rooftop pool for sunset swimming, a sauna, a Japanese tea room, a children’s play area, a concierge, and of course even an ice bath. Promoting sustainable living, it has been designed with eco-friendly materials and tech to ensure it is green.
So, once the building is complete, it’s bound to be one of the many jewels of Abu Dhabi that draw people.
Cover Image Courtesy: aldar.com
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