Biltmore Residences Palm View

Welcome to a one-bedroom serviced apartment with Palm view at Biltmore Residences, Al Sufouh Dubai. The apartment goes beyond skyscraper horizon and captures breathtaking views of Palm Jumeirah and Sheikh Zayed Road.

Why Biltmore Residences?

Biltmore Residences Sufouh will be managed by a premium hotel brand, ensuring that residents can fully enjoy impeccable hotel services. Furthermore, the building will provide a comprehensive range of offerings, including housekeeping, concierge services, and personalized culinary experiences featuring exquisite dishes.

The Location

Al Sufouh is a large multifunctional district in Dubai, close to the coastline. The community features resorts, beach complexes, cultural landmarks, and a mix of residential and commercial buildings. Notably, Madinat Jumeirah and several free economic zones, including Dubai Knowledge Park, Dubai Media City, and Dubai Internet City, are located here, housing major international companies. The district also boasts a well-developed public transportation system, with schools, shops, public beaches, and various facilities available.

Features: Biltmore Residences Palm View

• Panoramic windows
• Partial Palm Jumeirah View
• Partial Sheikh Zayed Road View
• Fully-Furnished
• Panoramic glazing
• Balcony and Terrace
• Hot tub
• Premium class

Indoor Facilities

• Cafe
• SPA Centre and Fitness room
• Pilates and yoga room
• Elevator
• Covered parking

Outdoor Features

• Barbecue area
• Children’s playground and pool
• Landscaped green area
• Transport accessibility
• Social and commercial facilities
• Concierge
• Swimming pool
• Common area with pool
• Sports ground and Tennis court
• Retails and Shop

Project Completion Date: Q1 2025

Payment Plan Options 

60/40 Payment Plan

10% – Down Payment
50% – During Construction
40% – Upon Handover

70/30 Payment Plan

10% – Down Payment
30% – Due Upon Signing 
30% – During Construction
30% – Upon Handover

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