PG Maison

PG Maison is a furnished residential building by Pure Gold Living, situated on Al Asayel Street within Jebel Ali Village, delivering five two-bedroom apartments across a single structure with a December 2026 completion date.

# A Corner Plot in a Low-Density District

Jebel Ali Village occupies an unusual position in Dubai's residential geography: older in character than the master-planned communities that surround it, quieter in density, and increasingly sought after by buyers who want proximity to the coast without the price pressure of Dubai Marina. PG Maison sits on a three-sided corner plot within this district, an arrangement that limits overlooking, improves natural light penetration, and gives the building a more legible street presence than a mid-terrace position would allow.

The development comprises a single building and just five residences. That figure is not incidental. It shapes everything from the quality of shared amenities to the sense of privacy in common areas.

Construction is currently at 6.46 per cent completion against a confirmed escrow account (001582140748801), with handover scheduled for December 2026.

# Two-Bedroom Residences with Study Space and Herringbone Floors

Each floor accommodates four apartments, all two-bedroom configurations with an additional study or home office. Sizes range from approximately 1,396 to 1,528 square feet based on the units listed, giving residents meaningful interior volume rather than the compressed footprints common in Dubai's mid-market apartment stock.

Specification includes continuous herringbone timber flooring throughout, which anchors the interiors in a material language closer to European residential design than the ceramic-tile standard found elsewhere at this price point. Kitchens arrive fully fitted with Bosch appliances.

Every unit is delivered furnished.

# Pricing

Recorded asking prices across the available units sit between AED 1,900,000 and AED 2,014,113 depending on configuration and floor position. The service charge is set at AED 13.50 per square foot annually.

# Amenities Across Two Floors, Including a Rooftop

The amenity provision for a building of five units is broader than one might expect. A rooftop pool occupies the upper level alongside an infinity pool and jacuzzi. Below, the programme includes a gym, yoga studio, jogging track, and a squash court paired with a padel court, an increasingly standard pairing in Dubai residential buildings that attracts buyers with active routines.

A dedicated children's play area and a barbecue space serve families and those who use secondary residences for entertaining. Ground-floor retail provides daily convenience without requiring a car.

# Distances to Schools, Retail and the Airport

The Arbor School sits 0.75 kilometres away, a meaningful proximity for families with school-age children. Al Furjan Pavilion West, a neighbourhood retail and dining node, is 1.4 kilometres out. Al Furjan's kids' park in Zone A is reachable within 2.1 kilometres.

Marina Beach is 8.7 kilometres from the building. Al Maktoum International Airport lies 27.8 kilometres away, relevant context given the airport's long-term expansion trajectory under the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan. Downtown Dubai sits roughly 30 kilometres east.

# Who This Building Is Suited To

PG Maison is a narrow proposition by design. With five units, no standard floor plan variation beyond subtle size differences, and a single bedroom typology, it targets a buyer who values controlled community scale over choice. The furnished delivery and Jebel Ali Village address make it credible for an investor targeting long-term tenants: professionals working in the Jebel Ali Free Zone corridor or families using The Arbor School and preferring a lower-density environment than Al Furjan's denser residential blocks to the north.

For an end-user, the combination of herringbone floors, Bosch kitchens, and a padel court in a five-residence building represents a specification level that typically commands a higher price in more established postcodes. The trade-off is location: Jebel Ali Village lacks the name recognition of Jumeirah or the marina, but it offers a quieter residential character that a specific segment of international buyer consistently prioritises.