Bay Grove Residences Phase 4

Bay Grove Residences Phase 4 is the final cluster of a low-rise waterfront community on Dubai Islands' Island B, delivered by Nakheel and scheduled for completion in June 2029. The release comprises four buildings and a tightly edited selection of three- and four-bedroom apartments.

# The buildings and their position within Dubai Islands

Dubai Islands is a five-island archipelago positioned along the northern coastline of the emirate, sitting roughly 8.8 kilometres from Dubai International Airport and a shade over 20 kilometres from Downtown Dubai. Island B houses the Marina District, and Bay Grove's fourth phase occupies waterfront plots within that district, where lower building heights and landscaped podiums characterise the neighbourhood's scale rather than the tower-dominated skyline found elsewhere in the city.

Four buildings make up Phase 4. The configuration is horizontal rather than vertical, prioritising direct access to amenity space and outdoor areas at podium level. Nakheel has positioned this as the closing chapter of the broader Bay Grove community, which means infrastructure, landscaping and shared facilities across earlier phases are already established or well advanced by the time these buildings complete.

# Residences: layouts, floor sizes and specification

The available residences run to three- and four-bedroom configurations. The three-bedroom units are sized at 2,107 square feet, priced at AED 5,660,000. Four-bedroom options cover either 3,149 or 3,175 square feet, with pricing ranging from AED 11,208,000 to AED 11,421,000 depending on the specific unit. All figures reflect the developer's stated pricing at point of sale; the project is currently fully subscribed.

Interiors carry stone countertops and backsplashes, accent tiling, metal detailing, and timber-effect elements across flooring and joinery. Kitchens arrive fitted with built-in appliances and high-quality cabinetry. Bathroom vanities are specified to a consistent finish standard across the range. Floor-to-ceiling glazing and extended terraces are characteristic of the layouts, orientated to make the most of coastal outlooks.

The residences are delivered unfurnished.

# Amenities: what the community offers residents

The amenity programme draws on a wellness and family-oriented brief. An infinity lap pool sits alongside a separate family pool, with a clubhouse containing a cinema room and games area. The fitness offering covers a dedicated gym, a yoga space, and outdoor activity areas.

Families are served by a kids' club with both indoor and outdoor provision. A pet wash station is included, which signals the practical detail that tends to distinguish communities designed for full-time residence rather than investment-only occupancy. Service charges are set at 20 to 25 AED per square foot annually.

# Location: distances, connectivity and the surrounding area

Deira Island Beach sits approximately 3 kilometres away, the nearest point of direct coastal access outside the development itself. Hamriya Park is 5.3 kilometres out, Spectrum Nursery 5.1 kilometres, and One Deira Mall 5.8 kilometres, covering the practical triangle of green space, schooling and retail that buyers with families tend to prioritise in due diligence.

Dubai International Airport at 8.8 kilometres is a meaningful proximity advantage for frequent travellers, particularly GCC residents who treat Dubai as a base rather than a permanent home. Downtown Dubai at 20.4 kilometres is accessible but not immediate, which reflects the character of the location: coastal and self-contained rather than urban-adjacent.

# Who this project is built for, and where it sits in the 2029 pipeline

Bay Grove Phase 4 addresses a specific gap in Dubai's residential market: large-format waterfront apartments from an established master developer, at a price point that sits below the villa segment but delivers comparable floor area. The four-bedroom units at just over 3,100 square feet, priced between AED 11.2 million and AED 11.4 million, represent a meaningful size-to-price ratio relative to equivalent beachside product elsewhere in the city.

The project is fully sold, which limits its immediate relevance to buyers seeking current availability. For those tracking the Dubai Islands masterplan over the 2025–2029 horizon, Phase 4's sell-through rate is a useful data point. Nakheel's earlier phases on the same island have set a precedent for how the broader community will mature, and the proximity to airport infrastructure gives Dubai Islands a geographic logic that some newer coastal addresses lack.

Buyers entering the secondary market as Phase 4 approaches completion in mid-2029 may find this the more practical entry point into the community.