On the iconic Palm Jumeirah, within the exclusive Dorchester Collection One at Palm, this extraordinary 742.66 m² four-bedroom penthouse with private pool stands among the most singular residences in Dubai’s luxury property market. Sweeping views over the endless Arabian Gulf and the glittering Dubai skyline unfold from every room, framing a living experience of unparalleled grandeur.
The tower, designed by award-winning New York studio SOMA, combines a magnificently stepped silhouette with the serene natural beauty of its setting. A generous balcony, private pool and outdoor jacuzzi define an exterior living space of rare generosity, even by the most exclusive standards of Palm Jumeirah real estate.
Inside, palatial splendour prevails. The expansive living areas, with double-height ceilings in select spaces, are flooded with natural light and finished with refined parquet flooring, soft tones and restrained contemporary detailing. A dedicated private study completes the social zone, designed for absolute focus and calm. The four en-suite bedrooms maintain the sophistication of the overall design while opening onto captivating sea and skyline views, complemented by a dedicated service room.
One at Palm Jumeirah is a world-class address with an exceptional suite of amenities: multiple pools, spa, private cinema, cigar lounge, business centre, library, marina, nautical club with maritime storage, children’s area and landscaped gardens by Vladimir Djurovic. A residence for those who accept nothing less than perfection in every detail. Exclusively listed by Christie’s International Real Estate Dubai.
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