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The Crescent House
Frond G, Palm Jumeirah, Dubai
Frond tip plots are the widest on the Palm, and this one uses the extra width well. The living room runs the full depth of the house with sliding glass on both sides, so in winter you can open it from the street side to the beach and let the breeze through.
The kitchen and family room face the pool. The six bedrooms are split across two floors: four on the first floor with sea views, and two on the ground floor that work as a guest wing. The principal suite has a private terrace large enough for a sun lounger and a breakfast table.
The seller is leaving the outdoor furniture, the gym equipment and the custom joinery. Viewings are best arranged for late afternoon, when the light is on the Marina towers across the water.
Overview
- 6 bedrooms
- 7 bathrooms
- 9,850 sq ft
- 4 covered spaces
- Partly furnished
- Built in 2019
Features
- 30 m private beach
- Marina skyline views
- 15 m infinity pool
- Home gym
- Guest wing with two suites
- Outdoor kitchen
- Lift to all floors
- Staff quarters
Key facts
- Status
- For Sale
- Type
- Villa
- Price
- AED 38,500,000
- Price per sq ft
- AED 3,909
- Built-up area
- 9,850 sq ft
- Plot
- 14,000 sq ft
- Community
- Palm Jumeirah
- Emirate
- Dubai
- Listed
- 28 September 2026
Location
The Crescent House
Frond G, Palm Jumeirah
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