Coastal Have at Dubai Island

Coastal Haven at Dubai Islands is an off plan waterfront residence by Prestige One in collaboration with Prestige Harbour Development, planned as a mid rise building in one of Dubai’s newest island districts. The project is being positioned for buyers who want a straightforward, design aware address on the coast rather than a large scale resort. Prices start from around AED 1.6M, with a 65/35 payment plan and internal areas from roughly 808 to 4,492 sq. ft across one, two and three bedroom apartment for sale and penthouses. Handover is currently targeted for the first quarter of 2028, giving both end users and investors a clear delivery horizon within a maturing master community. Inside, the plan is relatively simple. Around seventy three homes are stacked over fifteen floors with a dedicated roof level, which keeps density low and circulation easy. One bedroom layouts are planned to suit singles and couples who want a permanent base by the water, while the larger apartments and penthouses give more space for families or second home buyers. Floor plans focus on open living and dining areas, separate sleeping zones and usable balconies that are there to be used daily rather than treated as an afterthought. Large windows are intended to bring in light and frame the water or city views that are the main reason people choose this location. 1-3 bedroom apartments for sale at Coastal Haven on Dubai Islands The architecture is modern but not overly complicated, with a clean white façade and ordered lines that echo the simplicity of good beachfront buildings. The massing is kept compact so that most homes can either look out towards the waterfront or across the internal landscape and pool deck. At podium level, shared facilities are grouped in a way that keeps quieter uses away from more active ones. On the first floor, residents will have access to an owner’s lounge, an infinity pool that lines up towards the sea, a fitness centre and a children’s adventure style play area, so day to day routines can happen within the building instead of always requiring a drive. Above, the roof has been set aside as an additional amenity tier, giving space for sunbathing areas, informal seating and possibly more social corners as the detailed design evolves. At ground and podium level, planting and walkways are planned around the building so that arrival feels more like entering a small coastal community than a stand alone tower. Inside the apartments, finishes are expected to follow Prestige One’s usual brief of calm, neutral palettes, practical kitchen layouts and storage that acknowledges real daily life rather than just show home presentation. Home automation for lighting, climate and security is planned to be part of the specification, so the technology is built in from the start rather than layered on later. By keeping the scheme to a single tower with a defined number of units and concentrating amenities into a few well considered zones, Coastal Haven is being set up as a quieter, more residential interpretation of island living. The appeal is less about headline grabbing features and more about steady day to day use, consistent views and a managed building in a location that is still early in its growth cycle. For buyers who want to enter Dubai Islands at a price that sits below many villa or branded residence schemes, it offers a clear, apartment led option with a fixed handover date.