Sobha Seahaven

Sobha Seahaven is a three-tower residential development by Sobha Group, positioned at Dubai Harbour on the city's western waterfront. The project comprises 88 residences across the three buildings, with the tallest rising to 67 storeys, and is scheduled for completion by September 2027.

# Three Towers at the Mouth of Dubai Harbour

Dubai Harbour occupies the strip of coastline between Palm Jumeirah and Bluewaters Island, a district that has matured quickly from a masterplan into a functioning marina neighbourhood. Sobha Seahaven sits at the seaward edge of this district, which gives the upper floors unobstructed sightlines across open water rather than into adjacent buildings.

The development reads as a compact collection: three towers sharing a podium, 88 units in total. That low count relative to the footprint is deliberate. Sobha's positioning across its Dubai portfolio has consistently favoured fewer, larger residences over density-led floor plates, and Seahaven follows that logic.

Construction is currently at 32 per cent completion, with handover set for Q3 2027.

# Residences from One-Bedroom Apartments to Six-Bedroom Sky Homes

The unit mix runs from one-bedroom apartments to six-bedroom residences spanning nearly 24,400 square feet. That range is unusually wide and reflects the tower's vertical structure: the lower and mid floors carry the one- and two-bedroom inventory, while the upper levels hold the larger configurations.

One-bedroom apartments sit between approximately 1,177 and 1,244 square feet, priced from around AED 4.53 million. Two-bedroom units come in at roughly 1,716 square feet, from AED 6.52 million. Three-bedroom residences occupy around 3,563 square feet, with pricing from AED 20.3 million.

The upper tier is where the scale becomes notable. Four-bedroom residences range from roughly 4,044 to 7,285 square feet, with prices from AED 22.2 million to AED 42.3 million depending on configuration. Five-bedroom homes reach 8,086 square feet and are priced at approximately AED 51.8 to 52.9 million. At the apex, six-bedroom residences extend to 24,399 square feet, with asking prices up to AED 158.6 million.

Specification throughout includes floor-to-ceiling double-glazed curtain walling, three-metre ceiling heights in living areas, Miele-equipped kitchens, marble and solid-surface countertops, and smart home automation. Wardrobes are finished in leatherette and veneer. Flooring alternates between large-format porcelain tile, pre-engineered timber, and carpet depending on the room.

All residences are delivered semi-furnished. Service charge is set at AED 20 per square foot.

# Amenities Focused on Water and Outdoor Living

The podium amenity offer leans into the maritime setting. Facilities include a swimming pool, kids' pool, water sports access, and a walking track. A health club, sauna and steam rooms, skate park, outdoor cinema, family barbecue zone, and dining outlets complete the ground-level programme.

The selection is practical rather than performative, covering fitness, family use, and leisure without the sprawl of amenities that rarely get used in larger mixed-use developments.

# Access to the Marina Strip and Beyond

Marinascape Mall is 1.5 kilometres away, a six-minute drive. JBR Beach and Dubai Marina Mall are both reachable in around seven minutes. The Palm Jumeirah is 12 minutes by car, the Burj Al Arab 14 minutes. The International School of Choueifat is 4.2 kilometres from the site, a 12-minute drive, which matters for buyers relocating with families.

Dubai International Airport sits 31 kilometres east, approximately 44 minutes by road in normal traffic conditions. Sheikh Zayed Road access from Dubai Harbour is direct, keeping most of the city's key corridors within reach without routing through Marina or JBR congestion.

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

Seahaven occupies a specific position: a low-count development in an established waterfront district, with a specification that targets buyers who want genuine scale rather than a compact pied-à-terre. The one-bedroom layouts start above 1,170 square feet, which is notably generous for the category and reflects a buyer who prioritises liveable floor space over entry price alone.

For international buyers, the project's appeal sits at the intersection of location legibility and developer track record. Dubai Harbour is understood and mappable for buyers from London, Zurich, or Singapore in a way that newer or more peripheral districts are not. Sobha's construction-led model, where the group builds rather than outsources, has historically translated to delivery quality that holds up at handover.

At the upper end, the six-bedroom residences compete with bespoke villa product on price but offer the convenience of a managed tower and the views that only height can provide. For buyers choosing between a Palm villa and a high-floor Seahaven residence, the trade-off is garden versus panorama, both at comparable price points.