Key Facts
- Property Type
- Apartment
- Handover
- 2027-06-01 00:00:00
- Price
- AED 805,000
Listing Details
Gardenia Bay is the new and prestigious residential community located on Yas Island by the leading development company of the capital called Aldar Properties. The project offers a balanced living environment, where water and nature elements are interwoven throughout the neighbourhood. The first 210 units will be delivered in residential buildings named Rosa, Orchid, Ivy and Iris. The construction of the community will begin in Q1 2024, and the anticipated date of handover is expected to be in Q2 2027.
Properties in Gardenia Bay are presented by a collection of elegant apartments with an abundance of light and an airy feel. Family living spaces and naturally-designed bathrooms in your residence can be delivered in light or dark colour schemes. Real estate configurations in the project include studios and 1–3 bedroom apartments, with living areas of units varying from 473 sq. ft to 1,937 sq. ft.
The waterfront community by Aldar Properties is a sustainable project, which will positively impact on the environment. For example, the use of smart metres and recycled water will allow residents of Gardenia Bay to reduce water consumption. The neighbourhood will be equipped with green spaces for landscaping and biodiversity.
Properties in Gardenia Bay are presented by a collection of elegant apartments with an abundance of light and an airy feel. Family living spaces and naturally-designed bathrooms in your residence can be delivered in light or dark colour schemes. Real estate configurations in the project include studios and 1–3 bedroom apartments, with living areas of units varying from 473 sq. ft to 1,937 sq. ft.
The waterfront community by Aldar Properties is a sustainable project, which will positively impact on the environment. For example, the use of smart metres and recycled water will allow residents of Gardenia Bay to reduce water consumption. The neighbourhood will be equipped with green spaces for landscaping and biodiversity.