Ellington Ocean House

Ellington Ocean House occupies a defined position on Palm Jumeirah, developed by Ellington Properties and comprising a single nine-storey building containing three residences available for purchase. Completion is scheduled for Q4 2025, with construction currently at approximately 66 per cent.

# The building and its position on the Palm

A nine-storey structure on one of the world's most recognisable man-made landmasses carries certain expectations. Ellington Ocean House meets them through restraint rather than spectacle: the design language draws on travertine tones, natural wood, and a considered use of natural light. The result is a building that reads as considered rather than declarative.

The Palm Jumeirah address places it within a community defined by direct Arabian Gulf frontage, low-rise density relative to the mainland, and proximity to landmark destinations that few Dubai neighbourhoods can match. With only three residences in total, the building functions less like a conventional apartment tower and more like a private residence divided between a handful of owners.

# Residences: scale, layout and specification

The two available bedroom configurations span a significant range. The two-bedroom unit sits at 4,212 square feet, priced at AED 22.58 million. The four-bedroom residences range from 8,716 to 9,946 square feet, priced between AED 49.28 million and AED 56.27 million.

These are large footprints by any standard, not just within Dubai. At nearly 10,000 square feet at the upper end, the four-bedroom residences sit in a size bracket more commonly associated with standalone villas than apartment living. The specifications include fitted kitchens; the units are delivered unfurnished, leaving interior fit-out to the buyer's discretion.

Service charges are set at AED 25 per square foot annually.

# Amenities: what the building provides directly

The amenity programme is deliberately curated rather than exhaustive. A 50-metre Olympic-length pool anchors the offering, surrounded by lounge zones and gardens. A fitness and yoga studio overlooks this pool and garden setting directly.

Beyond the physical infrastructure, the building includes a dedicated space for a private club, a movie theatre, and flexible workspaces. Dining is catered for through arrangements that allow residents to hire private chefs for intimate in-building experiences. Families are accommodated through a kids' play area and kid-centric water entertainment. A wellness spa completes the list.

The scale of the amenity provision relative to three residences is notable. Facilities that in most towers are distributed across hundreds of units here serve a handful of households.

# Location: the Palm's connections and immediate surroundings

Aquaventure Beach and Atlantis Mall both sit within six minutes by car, at roughly 3.2 and 3.6 kilometres respectively. Nakheel Mall is eleven minutes away at 7.6 kilometres. Dubai Marina, one of the mainland's principal dining and leisure destinations, is reachable in approximately 24 minutes across a 14.6-kilometre route.

Dubai International Airport is 39.5 kilometres from the building, a 34-minute drive under typical conditions. Burj Al Arab is 26 minutes south. The Palm's internal road network feeds onto Sheikh Zayed Road, keeping central Dubai accessible without extended travel times.

# Who Ocean House is built for

Three residences, sub-ten-thousand square feet at the upper limit, service charges and pricing consistent with the upper tier of Palm Jumeirah stock. Ocean House addresses a buyer who wants the Palm address and the Gulf frontage but has little interest in sharing a lift lobby with hundreds of neighbours.

For international buyers accustomed to London townhouses or Côte d'Azur villas, the scale and privacy of the building will feel familiar. The Q4 2025 completion timeline and current construction progress at 66 per cent means the wait from purchase to handover is measured in months rather than years. That narrows the decision considerably.