Louvre Abu Dhabi residence elevates UAE’s art of living

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Louvre Abu Dhabi residence elevates UAE’s art of living

domed aluminum roof and white concrete cubes Jean Nouvel– The designed Louvre Abu Dhabi gleams like a visiting spaceship on the horizon. The architects wanted to create a ‘monolithic design’, a geometric and fluid, town-like environment that would never appear twice in the same light, achieved with every change of weather and the rise and fall of the sun . Now, the new Louvre Abu Dhabi residence will offer the opportunity to live near the iconic museum.

Aldar Properties, one of the largest real estate development and asset management companies in the UAE, has partnered with Louvre Abu Dhabi to announce plans to develop the world’s only branded residential complex named after the museum. Scheduled to debut in early 2025, Louvre Abu Dhabi Residences will feature unique views, designs, spaces, amenities and services and will be located in the heart of Abu Dhabi’s cultural district on Saadiyat Island, the highly anticipated Saadiyatq Sadiyaat Grove will span an impressive area of ​​242,000 square meters.

Living in the Cultural Center of Saadiyat Island

Opened in 2017, the Louvre Abu Dhabi brings together different cultures through ancient and contemporary works of historical, artistic and sociological significance from around the world, marking it as the first cosmopolitan museum and landmark in the Arab world cultural institutions.

The museum’s spectacular location on Saadiyat Island – currently in the second phase of its ambitious, £20 billion, 15-year development journey – is rapidly growing into a vibrant cultural centre with five main museumthe Arts and Cultural Center, and the Performing Arts Center.

Soon joining Nouvel’s artful Louvre Abu Dhabi will be iconic cultural landmarks such as the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi, the Zayed National Museum, the Abraham Family Residence and the much-anticipated Abu Dhabi ​​Natural History Museum; all contribute to smart growth projects designed to encourage artistic exchange and creative expression throughout the region.

The Saadiyat Cultural District is also a great place to live and work. Saadiyat Grove sits in all its cultural and architectural splendour, including immersive retail, entertainment and leisure spaces, as well as approximately 3,000 residential units, two hotels and Grade A office and co-working spaces for new businesses and start-ups -UPS. The Louvre Abu Dhabi Residence will be the latest addition.

Saadiyat Grove’s Louvre Abu Dhabi Residence

Louvre Abu Dhabi Residences will feature 400 properties – including studios, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments and five unique penthouses. The development will also offer a residents-only lounge, a 12-seat private cinema and a world-class wellness centre with a gym and sauna, multipurpose space for yoga and meditation. From its elevated swimming pool, sunset deck and gardens, residents can enjoy sweeping views of the Louvre Abu Dhabi and the city skyline.

Each apartment at Louvre Abu Dhabi Residences has been carefully designed to exude sophistication and sophistication, and will feature interior fittings and fixtures from world-renowned brands as well as built-in home appliances. Five-star services will enhance the residential experience, including concierge services such as organizing private meals, as well as professional housekeeping, personal styling, personal shopping, pet sitting and dog walking.

In addition to an artistic and architectural marvel, Saadiyat Island in Abu Dhabi will now be home to a new residential marvel.

Abu Dhabi: a viable investment market for everyone

In pursuit of continued economic growth, the UAE government has diversified the economy, developing tourism, manufacturing and industrial sectors, creating an investor-friendly environment and increasing revenue streams. Real estate freehold areas and flexible tax regimes provide value to investors and home buyers from all over the world.

Depending on their investment category, real estate investors can also benefit by qualifying for the UAE Golden Visa – a long-term residency regime introduced in 2019 that enables foreigners to live, work and study in the UAE without the need for national sponsorship . In addition, holders of golden visas of five to ten years can now enjoy special benefits such as discounts on housing, healthcare, hotels, cars and banking in Abu Dhabi.

Abu Dhabi has been named the safest city in the world for the sixth year in a row (Numbeo Safety Index 2022) and the most liveable city in the Middle East for the second year in a row (The Economist Intelligence Unit 2021). §