Safa One de Grisogono

Safa One de Grisogono sits adjacent to Safa Park on Al Wasl Road, developed by DAMAC in collaboration with Swiss jewellery house de Grisogono. The project comprises two residential towers delivering 30 furnished residences, with completion targeted for Q1 2026.

# Two Towers Shaped by a Jewellery Aesthetic

The twin-tower arrangement draws its visual language directly from de Grisogono's design sensibility: faceted facades intended to evoke the geometry of cut gemstones, set against the 64-hectare green expanse of Safa Park. Construction is currently at approximately 38 per cent completion.

The positioning matters. Al Wasl Road places the towers within one of Dubai's older, more established residential corridors, where low-rise villas and mature street trees predate the gleaming verticality of Downtown and Business Bay by decades. The density here is lower, the neighbourhood character more settled. For buyers accustomed to London's zone-one addresses or Singapore's Orchard district, the surrounding grain will feel familiar in temperament if not in climate.

At 30 residences across two buildings, the development is deliberately compact. That scale shapes everything from lift waits to amenity access.

# Residences, Layouts and the Scale of Outdoor Space

Units run from one-bedroom configurations at around 839 sq ft up to four-bedroom residences reaching just under 6,000 sq ft. The spread is wide enough to accommodate both a single professional and a multi-generational household.

# How the price-to-size relationship works across the range

One-bedroom apartments begin at AED 2,303,000 for an 839 sq ft layout, rising to AED 3,267,000 for units closer to 1,263 sq ft. Two-bedroom residences span the broadest range in the building: from 1,703 sq ft at AED 4,319,000 to premium configurations exceeding 3,490 sq ft priced above AED 12,800,000. Three-bedroom residences sit between approximately 4,180 and 4,834 sq ft, priced from AED 9,793,000 to AED 19,117,000. At the top of the range, four-bedroom units reach nearly 5,952 sq ft at AED 25,892,000.

All residences are sold fully furnished. Finishes reference the jewellery-house brief: a light base palette, natural stone flooring, and panoramic glazing designed to pull in the park views. Service charges are set at AED 22 to 24 per sq ft annually.

# Amenity Offering Above the City

The most discussed feature is the rooftop installation, which combines a tropical island environment, infinity pools, and a climate-managed system capable of producing rainfall. Whether one treats that as spectacle or daily ritual, it places the building's sky-level amenities in a different register from a standard rooftop pool deck.

Below the roof, the amenity programme includes a spa, gym, leisure dining, concierge and valet services, sitting areas, retail outlets, and landscaped parks within the development. Beach access is also listed among the project's amenities, a notable inclusion given the address sits inland rather than on the coast.

# Distance from the Park to the Airport

Safa Park itself is one minute by car. Jumeirah Beach is five minutes away, approximately 3 km. Jumeirah English Speaking School sits 2.1 km from the building, a three-minute drive, as does Jumeirah International Nursery at under 3 km. Sunset Mall is six minutes away.

The Burj Khalifa is 6.9 km distant, roughly eight minutes by road. Dubai International Airport, at 17.7 km, takes around 13 minutes. These are useful figures for buyers weighing connectivity against the relative calm of a park-adjacent address. The location occupies a middle ground: quieter than Downtown, better connected than the outer villa communities.

# Who This Building Is Designed For

At 30 units, Safa One de Grisogono is not a volume play. The combination of a Swiss luxury brand co-authoring the design, furnished delivery, and a rooftop programme unlike anything in the immediate neighbourhood positions it for buyers who want a Dubai residence that reads as a considered object rather than a standard off-plan transaction.

The buyer profile this attracts tends to be internationally mobile, already holds property elsewhere, and is drawn to Dubai as a combination of lifestyle base and asset. The park setting and proximity to Jumeirah's international schools will appeal to families. The furnished specification and concierge infrastructure suit those who want the property to function as a lock-up-and-leave when they are not in residence. At a starting price below AED 3,100,000 for a one-bedroom and a top ticket just under AED 26,000,000 for a four-bedroom at scale, the project addresses a broad band of that audience within a single development.