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Pavilion Beach Villa
Saadiyat Beach Villas, Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi
Single-level villas are rare on Saadiyat, and this one is a beautiful example: a long, low pavilion under a white roof that oversails the terrace by three metres, keeping the glass in shade for most of the day.
The living room, kitchen and dining room form one space facing the garden. Bedrooms are in two wings either side, giving the principal suite its own private end of the house. The garden runs to a low gate onto the protected dunes and the beach.
The owners are leaving the living room furniture and the outdoor dining set. The St Regis and the Saadiyat Beach Golf Club are both within a few minutes.
Overview
- 5 bedrooms
- 6 bathrooms
- 6,700 sq ft
- 3 covered spaces
- Partly furnished
- Built in 2016
Features
- Single-level living
- Garden gate to the dunes
- Private principal wing
- Shaded glass terrace
- Near Saadiyat Beach Golf Club
- Outdoor dining set included
Key facts
- Status
- For Sale
- Type
- Villa
- Price
- AED 16,200,000
- Price per sq ft
- AED 2,418
- Built-up area
- 6,700 sq ft
- Plot
- 12,400 sq ft
- Community
- Saadiyat Island
- Emirate
- Abu Dhabi
- Listed
- 18 September 2026
Location
Pavilion Beach Villa
Saadiyat Beach Villas, 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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