Le Château

Le Château is a residential tower by Beyond Developments, currently under construction within the Evermore masterplan in Al Jazeera Al Hamra Industrial, Ras Al Khaimah. The building holds 88 apartments across one, two and three-bedroom configurations, priced from AED 2.157 million to AED 5.196 million.

# The tower and its position within Evermore

Le Château sits inside Evermore, a masterplanned coastal destination developed by Beyond. The project is conceived as part of a broader environment in which landscape, architecture and residential amenity are designed as a coherent system rather than assembled separately. That context matters: buyers here are not purchasing a standalone apartment but a position within a coordinated district still taking shape.

The building rises to 31 floors in a sculptural spiral form. Its façade alternates white and bronze balconies with integrated planting, a gesture that reduces the visual weight of the tower and draws the eye upward in a way that more conventional slab buildings do not. At 88 units, the scheme is deliberately contained, which shapes the density and ownership profile of the building.

# Residences, layouts and floor areas

Apartments range from 794 sq ft to 1,697 sq ft, covering one, two and three-bedroom layouts. The spread is notable: one-bedroom units cluster between 794 and 865 sq ft, which is generous for the type. Two-bedroom residences run from 1,235 sq ft to 1,483 sq ft, and three-bedroom apartments reach up to 1,697 sq ft.

All residences are delivered semi-furnished. Floor-to-ceiling glazing and balconies extending the living area outward are consistent across the range.

# Pricing by bedroom type

One-bedroom apartments are priced from AED 2.14 million to approximately AED 2.44 million. Two-bedroom units range from AED 3.24 million to AED 3.95 million. Three-bedroom residences sit between AED 4.66 million and AED 5.20 million. The service charge is fixed at AED 20 per sq ft annually.

Kitchens carry through the material language of the building: neutral tones, considered detailing and an emphasis on restraint over ornament. Bathrooms follow a similar palette, warm neutrals and composed surfaces rather than high-contrast finishes.

# Amenities and shared facilities

The amenity offer is measured but covers the principal bases. An infinity pool acts as the social and visual centrepiece of the shared spaces, supplemented by outdoor dining and barbecue areas alongside landscaped gardens. For residents who use these spaces daily, the outdoor dining provision is a practical differentiator, particularly during the cooler months when the Gulf climate is at its most agreeable.

Interiors-side, the building includes a gym, a yoga area, an event room and a library. The combination of a library and event room within a building of 88 units suggests a management philosophy oriented toward a resident community rather than transient occupancy.

# Connectivity and the Ras Al Khaimah context

The Al Jazeera Al Hamra Industrial district occupies a coastal position within Ras Al Khaimah, north of Dubai along the E11 highway corridor. The emirate has attracted sustained attention from international buyers over the past two years, partly on the basis of land values that remain lower than Dubai, and partly because of a series of large-scale tourism and residential commitments from major developers.

No completion date has been confirmed for Le Château at time of publication. Buyers should factor that into any timeline-sensitive planning.

# A considered entry into a market still forming its upper tier

Le Château addresses a specific buyer: one who wants a coastal Ras Al Khaimah address within a masterplan environment, values a contained building over a large anonymous tower, and is comfortable with the inherent uncertainty that comes with purchasing in a district that has not yet reached full residential maturity.

The price range, AED 2.14 million at entry to just over AED 5.19 million at the top of the three-bedroom bracket, positions the project in a band that attracts both end-users and investors seeking to establish a holding before the surrounding Evermore infrastructure is complete. For buyers already familiar with Dubai's more established corridors, Le Château represents a different calculation: less immediate liquidity, but a price point and a scale that the Dubai market can no longer easily offer.