Building Name:

Harbour Heights

Location:

Al Reem Island - Abu Dhabi (UAE)

Type:

Apartment

Nº of Beds:

1, 2 and 3 Beds

Size from:

99m² / 1071ft²

Price from:

£450,900

AED 3,305,000

Overview

An architecture that's as spectacular as the surroundings. Harbour Heights in Marina Rise, Al Reem Island is the ideal property for those who demand the ultimate in waterfront living. An iconic residential waterfront lifestyle, Harbour Heights is ground plus 41-storeys with 3 basements and 3 podiums. Among the few residential towers in a predominantly prime business district, this tower offers penthouses & duplexes on the higher floors as well as studios, 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments. Welcome to a lifestyle that is designed to enrich your life.


Live a complete and healthy lifestyle packed with fun and excitement. Abundant fitness facilities and exceptional leisure choices are something you will thoroughly enjoy at Harbour Heights. Benefit from the beauty of the location together with the incomparable opportunity to pursue your health. With exclusive privileges that only the Damac brand of luxury would offer.

Project Features

• An infinity pool overlooking a busy harbour walk & shopping arcade
  
• Entertainment & games room with pool table, table tennis, foosball, carrom and other indoor sports
• State-of-the-art gym
• Spa with steam, sauna & massages
  
• Meditation & yoga room
  
• Children's playroom
  
• Smart home technology
• Camera supervised covered parking on 3 podiums
• Concierge service & 24-hour residents services

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