Fairway Residences

Fairway Residences is a 14-storey residential building by Prescott, situated in Dubai Sports City along the edge of the Els Club golf course. Semi-furnished apartments across a single tower are due for handover in Q3 2026, with construction currently approaching the one-third mark.

# The tower and its position in Dubai Sports City

Dubai Sports City occupies a self-contained corridor in the city's southern belt, planned around a cluster of sporting infrastructure including the Els Club and Dubai International Stadium. The district attracts a buyer profile that values open space and lower residential density over proximity to the urban core.

Fairway Residences sits at 14 floors. That is mid-rise by Dubai standards, which translates into a more contained building population and a quieter communal atmosphere than the high-rise towers further north. The golf-course outlook is the defining visual asset. East-facing upper floors carry uninterrupted views over fairways and landscaped greens rather than rooftops or arterial roads.

The building is registered under escrow account 200794419, providing the transactional transparency that overseas buyers increasingly require.

# Residences, layouts and specification

The project offers two apartment configurations. One-bedroom units measure 864.88 sq ft. Two-bedroom apartments are considerably larger at 2,233.08 sq ft, a size that positions them closer to townhouse territory in terms of liveable area.

Specification runs to natural stone countertops, branded kitchen appliances with integrated storage, and floor-to-ceiling glazing throughout. Smart home technology is fitted as standard. Bathrooms are plumbed and finished. The semi-furnished designation means kitchens and fitted elements are in place, though buyers retain the flexibility to personalise soft furnishings.

Private terraces connect to the living areas on relevant units, an arrangement that matters most on the lower floors where the golf-course ground plane is closest.

Service charges are set at AED 15 per sq ft, a figure buyers should factor into annual holding costs alongside any mortgage or financing structure.

# Amenities across the building

# Rooftop and active facilities

The rooftop carries both the infinity pool and a fully equipped gym, keeping the two most-used facilities on the highest floor where ventilation and views offset the effort of getting there. A jogging track, multipurpose sports court, and yoga and meditation area extend the active programme across other levels.

# Social and family-oriented spaces

A splash park with fountains, a barbecue area, firepit seating, and garden seating form the outdoor social layer. Indoors, there is a games room, gaming zone, and separate children's play areas both inside and out. A business lounge with co-working spaces addresses the needs of remote workers and small-business owners, a demographic that has grown considerably across Dubai's mid-market residential base in recent years.

# Location: distances and daily logistics

Renaissance School sits 1.6 km from the building. A Waitrose is 1.7 km away. Those two proximate points cover the practical considerations most families run through first.

Motor City's Green Community lake is 2.7 km out, adding a second leisure corridor within easy reach. Sufouh Beach is 12.1 km, manageable as a regular weekend destination. Downtown Dubai is 24.5 km, roughly a 25-minute drive outside peak hours. Al Maktoum International Airport is 27.7 km, positioning this address sensibly for buyers who anticipate frequent regional travel once the airport reaches full capacity.

Dubai Sports City does not have metro access at present. Road connectivity via Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road is the primary route in and out, and buyers should weigh that against their commuting patterns.

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

At AED 1.2 million for a one-bedroom and AED 1.95 million for a two-bedroom, Fairway Residences occupies a price band that attracts both end-users seeking a golf-adjacent lifestyle and investors looking at Dubai Sports City's historically stable rental demand from sports-sector professionals and family tenants drawn by nearby schools.

The project is currently sold out, which narrows the immediate conversation to secondary market availability or waitlist positions. For buyers already committed to the district, the two-bedroom format at just over 2,200 sq ft represents meaningful value relative to equivalent square footage closer to Downtown or Dubai Marina. The Q3 2026 completion date and 32.79% construction progress place it in a delivery window that aligns with many buyers' planning horizons for either occupation or rental income.