Four Seasons unveils new beachfront residential project in Abu Dhabi
Designed as an exclusive, gated beachfront community, Four Seasons Private Residences Abu Dhabi will offer a collection of ultra-luxury villas, beach mansions, a variety of suites, and penthouses.
It will introduce a dynamic mix of living options, each providing a unique blend of luxury and lifestyle comprising of 56 luxury villas including limited beach mansions and 60 suites including penthouse and royal residences, said the developer. It is set to welcome the homeowners in 2029.
Four Seasons said the design for each has been inspired by beauty of the surrounding environment – seamlessly blending the architecture, interiors and landscapes.
As one of the limited opportunities to own a home on Saadiyat Island's pristine shores, the development will cater to a discerning few seeking privacy, elegance, and timeless living, it added.
Bart Carnahan, Global Business Development, Portfolio Management and Residential, Four Seasons, said: "Building on the excitement and demand for Four Seasons residences in the region, this exceptional project presents a distinct coastal living experience, while perfectly complementing our urban offerings in the UAE."
"We are pleased to partner with ALAIN to introduce Four Seasons living in such a coveted beachfront community, while expanding our exclusive collection of standalone residences," he stated.
Known for its white sand beaches, cultural district, and luxury offerings, Saadiyat Island is ideally located a short drive from the centre of Abu Dhabi, combining the best of beachfront living with convenient access to art, music, entertainment, and more.
Residents will exclusively and privately enjoy access to amenities including direct beach access, resident's lounge, pools, tennis and padel courts, spa and fitness facilities including a yoga and meditation studio, children's play areas, cinema, golf simulator and more.
Outside of the residences, local attractions are a short drive away, including the Saadiyat Beach Golf Course, Zayed National Museum, Guggenheim and Louvre Abu Dhabi, international airports, and more, he added.
Khaled Haji Al Khoori, the Managing Director of ALAIN, said: "Our partnership with Four Seasons reflects our commitment to creating world-class developments that enrich Abu Dhabi's position as a leading destination for exceptional residential experiences."
"As a city that proudly stands on the global stage, we seek partners who share our drive for excellence and our ambition to enrich every aspect of life here. Four Seasons Private Residences Abu Dhabi at Saadiyat Beach blends the island's pristine shores, cultural richness, and natural beauty to offer an exclusive, service-rich lifestyle designed for those who value privacy, elegance, and timeless living," stated Al Khoori.
"At ALAIN, we are proud to support developments that elevate Abu Dhabi's premier residential landscape and reinforce its global appeal," he stated.
In addition to the thoughtfully designed amenities, residents will get to enjoy a service-rich lifestyle marked by Four Seasons legendary care, said Al Khoori.
"Led by a Residences General Manager, a Four Seasons residential team will be dedicated to caring for residents and their most important assets, their home. From concierge, housekeeping, culinary and wellness services to ongoing property management, Four Seasons teams become an extension of the home to deliver a seamless lifestyle experience, he added.- TradeArabia News Service
Copyright 2025 Al Hilal Publishing and Marketing Group Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (Syndigate.info).
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