Canal Front Residences 3 and 4

Canal Front Residences 3 and 4 is a completed two-building development by Meydan, positioned along the Dubai Water Canal in Al Wasl, offering a collection of 23 two- and three-bedroom apartments available for immediate purchase.

# Two low-rise buildings on the canal's northern and southern banks

The project occupies plots on both banks of the Dubai Water Canal, a 3.2-kilometre waterway connecting Business Bay to the Arabian Gulf. Rather than a single tower, Meydan has distributed the 23 residences across two buildings, keeping the scheme intimate by the standards of canal-front development in this city. The architecture reads as contemporary, with floor-to-ceiling glazing as its defining feature, drawing the waterway's light and movement into the interior.

Al Wasl is one of Dubai's older, more established residential corridors. It sits between the Jumeirah coastline and Sheikh Zayed Road, which gives it a mid-city position that many newer districts still lack. The canal itself functions as a public amenity as much as a backdrop, with a continuous promenade running its length.

# Residences: two-bedroom flats and a single three-bedroom apartment

The available inventory is almost entirely two-bedroom, with 22 units ranging from approximately 1,330 sq ft to 1,502 sq ft. Prices on these run from around AED 3.9 million to AED 4.96 million. A single three-bedroom unit of 1,859 sq ft is listed at AED 6.328 million, making it the ceiling of the range.

All residences are delivered with kitchens fitted and equipped; the rest of each home is unfurnished, leaving interiors open for buyer specification. The floor-to-ceiling windows that define the façade translate inside into substantial natural light across the principal living spaces.

Service charges are set at AED 20 per sq ft annually.

# Amenities within the development

The building amenities are practical rather than sprawling. Residents have access to a swimming pool, landscaped gardens, a gymnasium, a cycling track, a multi-purpose room, and on-site shopping and dining. For a scheme of 23 units, the provision is proportionate. The cycling track connects naturally to the canal promenade, extending the usable outdoor space well beyond the development's own footprint.

# Al Wasl's position in the city grid

The location data gives a reasonable sense of how this address sits within Dubai. Safa Park is approximately five kilometres away; Jumeirah Bay Beach, 4.8 kilometres. Downtown Dubai is 6.8 kilometres, and Dubai International Airport is 18.1 kilometres from the site. Al Wasl Center, a local retail and services node, sits at 2.8 kilometres. A nursery and preschool is within 500 metres, which matters to buyers with young children.

The road network through Al Wasl connects quickly to Sheikh Zayed Road without placing residents directly alongside it. That balance, proximity to the arterial without the noise penalty, is one of the neighbourhood's consistent selling points.

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

The product is specific. A buyer here is acquiring a mid-sized two-bedroom flat in a small, completed building on one of Dubai's better-known waterway addresses, at a price point that sits between AED 3.75 million and AED 6.33 million. The completion risk is gone; so is the waiting period. For international buyers who want a Dubai foothold that avoids both the density of Downtown and the isolation of newer master-planned communities further out, Al Wasl on the canal is a coherent choice.

The three-bedroom at 1,859 sq ft and AED 6.328 million is the only unit of its kind in the scheme, which makes it the most straightforward to assess: that size and configuration in this neighbourhood, in a ready building, is a relatively contained market. The two-bedroom inventory, with its range of prices across similar square footages, rewards buyers who look carefully at individual unit positions and canal orientation rather than treating the collection as interchangeable.