Safa One de Grisogono

Safa One de Grisogono sits along the edge of Safa Park in central Dubai, a twin-tower residential development by DAMAC Properties conceived in collaboration with Swiss jewellery house de Grisogono. It comprises 30 fully furnished residences across two buildings, with completion scheduled for Q1 2026 and construction currently 37.94 per cent advanced.

# The twin towers and their position in the district

The development occupies one of Dubai's more considered residential addresses. Safa Park itself is a long-established green corridor running between Al Wasl Road and Sheikh Zayed Road, and the towers draw on that context: the architecture references the faceted geometry of precious stones, a design language attributed directly to the de Grisogono partnership.

Two towers rather than one gives the scheme a presence that reads differently at street level and from a distance. At 30 residences total, the unit count is deliberately low, which shapes both the building's internal atmosphere and its long-term scarcity value.

The surrounding district sits between Business Bay to the east and the Jumeirah strip to the west, placing residents within reach of both the commercial core and the coastline without belonging entirely to either.

# Residences: layouts, scale and finish

The range runs from one-bedroom apartments to four-bedroom residences, with floor areas spanning from approximately 839 sq ft to just over 5,952 sq ft. That breadth is meaningful. A one-bedroom unit at 1,166 sq ft is generously proportioned by any standard; a four-bedroom residence approaching 5,952 sq ft occupies territory more commonly associated with a private villa.

Pricing reflects the spread: one-bedroom residences start from around AED 2.3 million, two-bedrooms from AED 4.3 million, and the larger four-bedroom residences reach AED 25.9 million. Several two-bedroom units in the 3,400–3,500 sq ft range are priced between AED 11.7 million and AED 12.8 million, indicating that the larger floor plates carry a significant premium per unit, not per square foot.

All residences are delivered fully furnished. Interiors use natural stone flooring and a light base palette, with kitchens arriving fully equipped. The specification leans towards immediate liveability rather than a shell-and-core investment product.

Service charges run at AED 22–24 per sq ft annually, a figure buyers should factor into total cost of ownership calculations from the outset.

# Amenities and the rooftop proposition

The building's most distinctive amenity is a rooftop tropical island, a landscaped environment at elevation that separates this scheme from the standard pool-deck offering found across Dubai's mid-to-upper residential market.

Below that, the amenity stack includes infinity pools, a spa, gym, concierge and valet services, leisure dining, retail outlets, sitting areas and parks within the development, and what the project describes as beach access. Leisure areas are distributed across the building rather than consolidated on a single floor.

The overall amenity proposition is closer to a resort than a residential tower, which suits buyers who travel frequently and want a property that functions without day-to-day management on their part.

# Access to the city from a central address

Jumeirah Beach sits three kilometres away, roughly five minutes by car. The Burj Khalifa is 6.9 km east, reachable in approximately eight minutes. Dubai International Airport is 17.7 km from the site, with the drive running to around 13 minutes under normal conditions.

Safa Park itself is one minute from the building. For families, Jumeirah English Speaking School is 2.1 km away (three minutes), and Jumeirah International Nursery is 2.9 km distant. Sunset Mall on Jumeirah Beach Road is a six-minute drive.

The location's strength is its neutrality. It neither sits inside the intensity of Downtown nor requires the longer commute associated with Palm Jumeirah or Dubai Hills. For buyers who use Dubai as a primary residence rather than a holiday asset, that balance carries genuine daily-life weight.

# Who this project suits and where it stands in the market

At 30 units, Safa One de Grisogono is a boutique offering by Dubai standards, where towers of several hundred units remain common even at the upper end of the market. That low unit count, combined with the de Grisogono design identity and the Safa Park address, positions it towards buyers for whom distinguishability matters: the residence should not be one of dozens of identical apartments in a building most people cannot name.

The buyer profile here tends to be European or GCC-based, purchasing either as a primary Dubai base or as a high-specification pied-à-terre. The full-furnishing package and concierge infrastructure support the latter use case directly. For those seeking a longer-term hold, the combination of a central location, a low-density building, and a branded design partnership provides a more defensible asset than a standard developer unit of comparable price.

Construction is under way, completion is a little over a year out, and the project is currently on sale. At 37.94 per cent complete, buyers are acquiring with meaningful construction progress already visible on site.