Tranquil Wellness Tower

Tranquil Wellness Tower is a completed residential building by developer Wellcube.life, located in Jumeirah Village Triangle and comprising eight furnished apartments across one building. The project is fully sold out, with one- and two-bedroom residences that were priced between approximately AED 1.67 million and AED 2.74 million.

# The tower and its position in Jumeirah Village Triangle

Jumeirah Village Triangle sits in the middle band of Dubai's suburban grid, bounded by Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road to the east and Al Khail Road to the south. It is a low-rise, plan-led district of villas, townhouses and apartment clusters arranged around a circular road system, which keeps through-traffic to a minimum and gives the neighbourhood a quieter character than the denser communities immediately to its east.

Tranquil Wellness Tower occupies this setting as a deliberately small development. Eight units across a single building is a boutique scale by any measure. The developer, Wellcube.life, positioned the project around a defined thesis: that the building itself, its specification and its amenity offering should function as a health environment rather than simply a backdrop to one. The project pursued WELL Building Standard certification, a framework that covers air quality, water, light, thermal comfort and other factors built into the fabric of the structure.

# Residences, layouts and finish

The eight apartments divide into one- and two-bedroom formats. One-bedroom units run from 745 to 774 sq ft, a compact but practical bracket for a single occupier or couple. Two-bedroom apartments range considerably more widely, from around 739 sq ft on the smaller end to 1,215 sq ft on the larger, which suggests a mix of configurations rather than a single standard layout.

Every apartment is furnished and delivered with interiors designed around five thematic elements drawn from nature, each with its own colour palette and material language. The practical specification includes air purification systems, dawn-simulation lighting, soundscape features and memory-foam mattresses supplied through the Stay Well Premier programme by Delos. Kitchens are fully equipped.

The service charge is set at AED 18 per sq ft.

# What the amenity floor covers

The building's wellness infrastructure is the central argument of the project, and it is substantial for a scheme of this size.

# Health, fitness and recovery

Facilities include a swimming pool, fitness studios, a yoga studio, a basketball court and the Wellplay Arena. Recovery-oriented amenities include spa and therapy rooms and a Digital Therapeutics suite. The Pebble Walkway, a textured barefoot path, sits within the communal outdoor area.

# Food, work and social space

Food and beverage provisions lean toward the health-focused: vegan dining and a Detox Tealounge sit alongside a restaurant with live stations. For residents who work from the building, there is a business centre. A banquet hall handles larger social or private events.

# Schools, retail and the wider neighbourhood

The surrounding area offers practical infrastructure for long-term residents. Arcadia School is 2.7 km away, an eight-minute drive. JSS International School is reachable in around ten minutes. City Centre Me'aisem, the nearest significant retail anchor, is 4.7 km and roughly eight minutes by car. JVT Community Park is 1.5 km from the building.

Dubai Sports City, with its cricket stadium, golf course and sports academies, is six minutes south. Address Beach Resort on Jumeirah Beach Road is about sixteen minutes by car, making the coast accessible without requiring a central Dubai address. Dubai International Airport is 32.6 km out, which places it in a similar travel-time bracket to most of Dubai's mid-belt communities.

# Who this building suits and where it sits in the market

Tranquil Wellness Tower is a niche product in the clearest sense: small, thematic, purpose-built around a specific lifestyle proposition. It does not compete on scale or on location prestige. What it offered, while available, was a furnished, ready apartment inside a building designed explicitly for health-conscious occupiers, at a price point that sat below AED 2.75 million even at the upper end.

The profile of buyer it attracted, and the profile of secondary-market buyer it would logically continue to attract, is someone for whom amenity quality and environmental specification matter more than proximity to the Downtown skyline or a branded hotel lobby. Investors targeting health-focused short-term rental demand in a completed, managed building would find the proposition coherent. Owner-occupiers drawn to the wellness-residential category, which has expanded significantly across the Gulf market, have very few comparable options at this scale in Dubai. That scarcity is the building's most durable characteristic.