Amid a property market boom in Dubai, the exclusive collection of villas is poised to serve ultra high-net-worth individuals.
Amali Properties has revealed plans for a fresh array of opulent ultra-luxury villas, forming part of the prestigious Amali Island development situated on the World Islands in Dubai. These 24 lavish villas are designed to meet the discerning tastes of the city’s ultra high-net-worth individuals.
The project encompasses villas spanning seven distinct architectural styles, all boasting stunning ocean views. Encompassing a total area of 1,200,000 sq ft., the development will be situated across two of the World Islands – Uruguay and São Paolo.
Each Amali villa promises residents 50m of private beachfront access along with a plethora of lavish amenities.
Ali Sajwani, Co-founder and CEO of Amali, expressed pride in introducing Amali Island as a symbol of their commitment to redefine luxury living in Dubai.
He emphasized their dedication to meticulous craftsmanship and collaboration with esteemed partners, aiming to establish an exclusive sanctuary where residents can luxuriate in waterfront living reminiscent of perpetual holiday vibes.
The project will be conceived by acclaimed architects, presenting two options: Minima and Grande approaches.
The Amali project boasts ultra-luxury amenities such as outdoor firepits, rooftop terraces, teppanyaki bars, jacuzzis, and pools.
Those residing in the Amali project will enjoy exclusive access to a 10,000 sq ft. clubhouse, complete with gym facilities, a gourmet restaurant, swim bar, cigar lounge, yoga decks, saltwater pools, and other amenities.
Furthermore, the development on the World Islands will feature a floating helipad and a floating padel court.
“Amali Island embodies our dedication to creating an unparalleled residential experience,” stated Amira Sajwani, Co-founder of Amali. “Through its groundbreaking design, which draws inspiration from the natural world, this endeavor exemplifies our goal of integrating ultra-luxurious living within close proximity to mainland Dubai,” Sajwani remarked.
