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Cultural District Apartment
Saadiyat Cultural District, Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi
This apartment is in one of the low-rise buildings in the cultural district, where the height limit keeps every block to a handful of floors and the gardens between them are generous. The living room opens onto a balcony that looks over planted courtyards rather than another tower.
Both bedrooms have en suites; the principal bedroom has a wall of built-in wardrobes and a dressing area. The open kitchen has integrated appliances and a breakfast bar, and there is a separate laundry room.
Residents share a pool, a gym and a shaded play area. The Louvre is a ten-minute walk and the beach is a few minutes further. The landlord accepts up to four cheques and registers the contract through Tawtheeq.
Overview
- 2 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- 1,380 sq ft
- 1 allocated space
- Unfurnished
- Built in 2022
Features
- Low-rise building
- Balcony over the gardens
- Built-in wardrobes
- Separate laundry
- Walk to the Louvre and the beach
- Up to 4 cheques
Key facts
- Status
- For Rent
- Type
- Apartment
- Yearly rent
- AED 145,000/yr
- Built-up area
- 1,380 sq ft
- Community
- Saadiyat Island
- Emirate
- Abu Dhabi
- Listed
- 3 October 2026
Location
Cultural District Apartment
Saadiyat Cultural District, Saadiyat Island
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About Saadiyat Island. Abu Dhabi's cultural district: the Louvre, nine kilometres of protected beach and low-rise villas under a strict height limit.
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For RentHow does rent work in the UAE?
Rent is quoted per year, which is how prices appear on this site. Landlords usually ask for payment by post-dated cheques, from one to four (sometimes twelve), plus a refundable security deposit of around 5% for unfurnished homes or 10% for furnished ones.
What is Ejari, and do I need it?
Ejari is the official registration of a tenancy contract in Dubai. You need it to connect DEWA (water and electricity), to apply for residence visas for family members and for some school applications. In Abu Dhabi the equivalent system is Tawtheeq. Our leasing team handles the registration for you.
Can my landlord increase the rent at renewal?
In Dubai, increases are capped by the RERA rental index: a landlord can only raise the rent if the current rent is below the index for similar homes, and must give 90 days' written notice. Your agent can check the index for your unit before renewal.
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