Ayamore Residence

Ayamore Residence is a low-volume residential address on Dubai Islands, developed by AYAT Development and scheduled for handover in March 2027. The building comprises seven residences spanning a single structure, with asking prices ranging from AED 2.54 million to AED 7.87 million and floor areas between 1,399 and 3,364 square feet.

# The building and its position on Dubai Islands

Dubai Islands sits on a cluster of five man-made islands off the Deira coastline, a district that has attracted sustained developer interest as an alternative to the more established Palm Jumeirah and Dubai Marina corridors. Ayamore Residence occupies a single building on this emerging strip, a deliberate contrast to the mass-market towers that dominate much of Dubai's residential pipeline.

The scale here is intentional. Seven units across one structure places this firmly in the boutique category, the kind of project where floor count and unit numbers are a feature rather than a limitation. The architecture draws on full-height glazing, floating slab construction, and glass balustrades, a vocabulary that reads as considered rather than decorative, keeping sightlines open and the relationship between interior space and the island setting intact.

# Residences, layouts and interior specification

The building accommodates one, two, and three-bedroom apartments alongside three-bedroom villas, a mix that gives the project more range than a single-typology block. The smallest unit starts at roughly 1,400 square feet; the largest stretches beyond 3,300 square feet. That upper band, for a three-bedroom villa configuration, is a meaningful amount of space by Dubai apartment standards.

Internally, the specification leans on a material palette of warm timber battens, travertine, and veined marble. These are tactile finishes that photograph well but also hold up to daily use. Kitchens feature fluted islands and breakfast bars; living and dining areas are open-plan. Bedrooms are framed by floor-to-ceiling glazing and finished with sculptural lighting, while bathrooms incorporate backlit feature walls and walk-in wardrobes with glass and brass cabinetry detail.

Balconies are generous across the range, a product of the glass balustrade construction that avoids the visual interruption of solid railings.

# Amenities and communal facilities

The amenity list is broad for a seven-unit building. An infinity pool, a cocktail pool area, a dedicated children's pool, and a pool concierge sit at its centre. Fitness provision includes an indoor gym and an outdoor zone. A yoga area with a vertical garden, outdoor ping pong, and a BBQ area round out the active offer.

Social infrastructure is similarly well-stocked: an outdoor cinema, an entertainment and party zone, a multi-purpose social area, and an open garden. A kids' play area and a pet wash station reflect the kind of resident profile AYAT is targeting. The building also offers a complimentary beach buggy service and direct boardwalk access with dockside services nearby.

# Location: island life with city proximity

Dubai Islands connects to the mainland via road infrastructure linking it to the Deira network, placing residents within reach of central Dubai without the congestion pressure of living in it. Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina, and Palm Jumeirah are all accessible by car, though exact journey times will depend on the route and time of day.

The islands themselves are planned for a mix of residential, hospitality, retail, and leisure uses. The wider masterplan includes beachfront access and landscaped public realm, which matters for a project like Ayamore where the outdoor environment is part of the residential proposition rather than an afterthought.

# Who this suits and where it sits in the current market

Ayamore Residence is not a volume play. Seven units means resale inventory will remain thin, which has implications for both scarcity value and community character. For buyers who have looked at Palm Jumeirah or Bluewaters and found them either too established or too expensive at equivalent specification, Dubai Islands at this stage of development represents an earlier entry into a district that is still being shaped.

The price ceiling of AED 7.87 million for a villa-format unit with direct island access puts the project in a bracket that competes with mid-range Palm apartments. The difference is the building density and the specification depth. For an international buyer, particularly one holding sterling or euros, the current pricing and a March 2027 completion window create a defined horizon for capital deployment, with the district's infrastructure continuing to mature around it.