The Chedi Private Residences

The Chedi Private Residences occupies a plot in Al Barsha, developed by Al Seeb Developers under licence from the Chedi hospitality brand, and delivers 33 residences across a single tower due for completion in Q1 2029.

# The Tower and Its Position in Al Barsha

Al Barsha sits at the mid-point of Dubai's western corridor, close to Sheikh Zayed Road and broadly equidistant between the airport and the coastline. It has matured into a residential district with genuine infrastructure: schools, retail, and established road links rather than the speculative urban fringe that characterises parts of newer master-plan zones.

Against that backdrop, the Chedi Private Residences reads as a departure. The development contains just 33 homes across a single building, a density that is conspicuously low by Dubai standards. That figure alone signals the project's intent: a structure built around privacy and low footfall rather than the amenity-stack model that defines most high-rise launches in this price bracket. Construction has begun, with readiness currently at its earliest stage ahead of the 2029 handover.

# Residences, Layouts and Scale

The range here is genuinely wide. Entry is at a two-bedroom residence of 3,556 sq ft priced from approximately AED 10.2 million. Three-bedroom homes run to around 5,690 sq ft, with pricing across that bedroom type spanning from AED 11.5 million to AED 20.15 million depending on the specific unit. Four-bedroom residences come in at 7,405 sq ft, listed at AED 24 million and AED 29.25 million respectively.

The upper end of the building operates on a different scale entirely. Five-bedroom homes measure 15,918 sq ft, priced between AED 76.2 million and AED 83.2 million. Six-bedroom residences extend to 23,769 sq ft. The building's largest homes are the eight-bedroom units: one at 23,769 sq ft listed at AED 143.5 million, and a second at 33,246 sq ft priced at AED 212.2 million, placing them among the largest private residences by floor area in Dubai's current pipeline.

All units are delivered semi-furnished. The service charge is set at 25 AED per sq ft.

# Specification and Finish

Fixtures across the residences are drawn from Miele, Kohler and Hansgrohe. Floor-to-ceiling windows are specified at 3.2 metres, and each home includes sky gardens extending five metres. The specification is consistent with hospitality-branded residential products in this price range, where the source brands matter as much to buyers as the room dimensions.

# Amenities Contained Within the Building

The Chedi Private Residences organises its shared spaces across three levels. The amenity list includes a residents spa, an infinity pool, a secondary pool, a residents gym, a Sky Social Cafe, The Sunken Lounge, and an owners cinema. The cinema is worth singling out: it is a relatively rare inclusion in Dubai residential buildings at this scale, and positions the building's social infrastructure closer to a private members club than a conventional apartment block.

The concierge and navigator service operates around the clock, a standard feature of Chedi-branded residential products.

# Al Barsha's Connections and Proximity

Sufouh Beach lies 3.5 km from the building. Downtown Dubai is approximately 19.4 km by road. Dubai International Airport sits 30.8 km away, a drive that along Sheikh Zayed Road typically falls inside 30 to 35 minutes outside peak hours. For buyers who also use Al Maktoum International, the western corridor positioning is directly relevant.

Gardenia Nursery is 1.9 km away, which matters to the family buyer profile this building clearly targets, given the bedroom counts and raw square footage on offer. The district functions as a permanent residential neighbourhood rather than a tourism or short-let zone, which shapes both the community character and the buyer type the project tends to attract.

# Who This Building is Built For

Thirty-three residences priced between AED 10.2 million and AED 212 million do not constitute a broad-market offering. The project targets a specific buyer: one who requires substantial private floor area, values low co-occupancy, and finds the Chedi brand's reputation for restraint more persuasive than the convention of maximising amenity count or unit yield.

For GCC buyers seeking a principal residence at scale, the five-to-eight-bedroom tier provides floor plates rarely found outside bespoke villa builds. For European and Asian buyers structuring a Dubai base, the two-and-three-bedroom entry point, large by any international standard, offers Chedi-managed hospitality services without the operational complexity of a standalone property. The 2029 completion date places purchases in an off-plan cycle long enough to allow for considered acquisition, with the escrow account registered under number 01582141514101 providing the statutory protection required under Dubai's real estate law.