Sobha Seahaven

Sobha Seahaven is a three-tower residential development by Sobha Group, positioned at the mouth of Dubai Harbour and due for completion in August 2026. The project comprises 88 residences across configurations that run from one-bedroom apartments to six-bedroom super-penthouses, with prices ranging from approximately AED 3.55 million to AED 158.6 million.

# The towers and their position in Dubai Harbour

Dubai Harbour sits at the junction of Palm Jumeirah and Bluewaters Island, a stretch of reclaimed waterfront that has been built around what its operators describe as the largest marina in the region and one of the city's principal cruise terminals. Seahaven's three towers rise above this maritime infrastructure, the tallest reaching 67 storeys. At that height, unobstructed sightlines extend across the Gulf on one side and back towards the Dubai Marina skyline on the other.

Construction is currently 26.63 per cent complete.

The district is relatively young by Dubai standards, and Seahaven is among the first major residential addresses to anchor the northern portion of the waterfront. That positioning matters: buyers are acquiring into a neighbourhood that is still establishing its permanent retail, hospitality and transport layer, which carries both opportunity and patience as a requirement.

# Residences: layouts, sizing and specification

The unit range is unusually wide. One-bedroom apartments sit at roughly 1,177 to 1,244 sq ft, a generous footprint compared with the Dubai Marina average, and are priced in the AED 4.6 million to AED 5.3 million band. Two-bedroom residences come in at around 1,716 sq ft. From there, the scale escalates sharply: three-bedroom units reach 3,563 sq ft, four-bedrooms span 4,053 to 7,284 sq ft, and the six-bedroom penthouses extend to just under 24,400 sq ft, pricing accordingly at up to AED 158.6 million.

Specification across the building includes large-format porcelain tile, pre-engineered timber flooring, and marble and solid-surface countertops. Kitchens are fully fitted with Miele appliances. Living areas carry a clear ceiling height of three metres, and floor-to-ceiling double-glazed curtain walls are standard throughout. Wardrobes are finished in leatherette and veneer. The development is delivered semi-furnished, and smart home automation is included.

Doors are described as veneer-finished solid core, tall in proportion to the ceiling height, which contributes to the sense of scale that the specification is aiming for.

# Amenities within the development

The amenity programme is weighted towards water and outdoor activity, which suits the harbour context. A swimming pool, kids' pool, water sports facilities, walking track, skate park and outdoor cinema are all contained within the podium. A health club, sauna and steam rooms, a family barbecue zone and dining outlets complete the list.

The service charge is set at AED 20 per sq ft per year, a figure buyers should factor carefully against the larger unit sizes at the top of the range.

# Access and the surrounding neighbourhood

Seahaven sits within six minutes' drive of Marinascape Mall and seven minutes from both JBR Beach and Dubai Marina Mall, with JBR's two-kilometre open beach strip accessible in the same window. The Palm Jumeirah is twelve minutes away. Dubai International Airport is 31.2 kilometres out, translating to roughly 44 minutes by road depending on traffic; the Sheikh Zayed Road is directly accessible from the district.

The International School of Choueifat, one of the established international school options on this side of the city, sits 4.2 kilometres away at a 12-minute drive. For families relocating from Europe or Asia, that proximity is a practical consideration rather than an incidental one.

Burj Al Arab is 7.8 kilometres south, about 14 minutes by car.

# Where Seahaven sits in the current Dubai market

The buyer profile here divides fairly cleanly at the mid-point of the price range. One and two-bedroom units at AED 4.6 million to AED 6.7 million address the internationally mobile professional or the investor seeking a liquid asset in an established waterfront corridor. The upper end of the range, particularly the six-bedroom penthouses north of AED 100 million, is a different proposition entirely: a small number of buyers globally are acquiring at that scale, and competition for finished stock in this size category along the Dubai waterfront is limited.

For buyers comparing Seahaven against equivalent Sobha product or against Palm Jumeirah alternatives, the key distinction is the harbour context itself. Living adjacent to an active marina and cruise terminal is a specific urban experience, one that suits buyers oriented toward the water rather than those primarily drawn to the prestige of a Palm Jumeirah address. With construction at just over a quarter complete and a mid-2026 handover, the remaining construction timeline is a relevant variable for buyers on fixed relocation schedules.