S1LV1ANA Park

S1LV1ANA Park is a residential development by Object 1 in Jumeirah Village Triangle, comprising a single building of 38 homes across studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom configurations, with handover scheduled for Q1 2027.

# The Building and Its Position in Jumeirah Village Triangle

Jumeirah Village Triangle is a Nakheel-developed community in the western arc of Dubai, roughly equidistant between the city's two airports and positioned a short drive from the waterfront at Dubai Marina. The district draws families and long-term residents in part because it was planned around green corridors, parks and cycling tracks rather than layered purely for density.

S1LV1ANA Park sits 150 metres from one of JVT's larger parks. The building follows a basement-plus-ground-plus-podium-plus-five-storey structure, modest in scale by Dubai standards. Object 1 has described a nature-informed design brief rooted in the concept of "silva" (forest), with landscaping and open space built into the podium rather than relegated to an afterthought.

# Residences, Sizes and Specification

Thirty-eight units is a deliberately tight count. That keeps the building closer to a private residence than a conventional apartment block, with a low-density footprint that is unusual for mid-market JVT supply.

Studios run from approximately 452 to 480 square feet, priced from AED 838,771 to around AED 901,000. One-bedroom apartments span a wider band, from roughly 713 square feet up to 1,085 square feet, with pricing from AED 1,266,165 to AED 1,787,386. Two-bedroom homes are available in two configurations at 1,564 and 1,771 square feet, priced at AED 2,209,320 and AED 2,502,560 respectively. The spread within the one-bedroom category is notably broad, which suggests meaningful variation in layout and floor position rather than a single repeating floorplate.

All units are delivered semi-furnished. The developer specifies an equipped kitchen, smart-home integration covering lighting, climate, music and security, and keyless entry as standard. Service charges are set at AED 15 per square foot annually.

# Amenities on the Podium

The amenity programme is compact and practical. A swimming pool and a separate children's pool sit alongside a gym, outdoor CrossFit area, outdoor children's play space and a kids' playroom. A clubhouse anchors the communal facilities.

There is nothing here designed to compete with the resort-scale amenity decks found in Marina or Downtown towers. The focus is quieter: infrastructure for daily use by residents who live in the building rather than show amenities included to sell floor plans.

# Proximity to Schools, Retail and the Wider City

Sunmarke School, an established international institution in the area, is 2 kilometres away. Pavilion Jumeirah Park East, a retail centre operated by Dubai Retail, sits at 2.2 kilometres. Marina Beach is a 9-kilometre drive.

The distances to Downtown Dubai (26.4 kilometres) and Al Maktoum International Airport (27.6 kilometres) place S1LV1ANA Park firmly in the mid-city corridor. It is not a waterfront address and does not position itself as one. For buyers who prioritise community infrastructure and park access over proximity to the urban core, the location reads differently.

# Who This Development Suits and Where It Sits in the Market

At a starting price just above AED 838,000 for a studio and with the two-bedroom ceiling below AED 2.6 million, S1LV1ANA Park targets the owner-occupier and buy-to-let investor operating in JVT's established price band. The 38-unit scale appeals to buyers who find large-building anonymity a drawback and want a building where common areas are not shared across hundreds of households.

The Q1 2027 completion timeline, with construction currently under way, gives buyers a roughly two-year horizon before handover. For international purchasers using Dubai property as a yield asset, JVT carries a track record of stable rental demand from families and professionals employed across the Sheikh Zayed Road corridor. For those buying to occupy, the proximity to schools, parks and neighbourhood retail makes the day-to-day calculus straightforward.