Three Bedroom Residences

Three bedroom residences at Amáli Residences run from 3,470 to 6,300 sqft. That spread is unusually wide, and it is the first thing a buyer should understand about this part of the collection: the smallest three bedroom and the largest are not variations on a plan, they are different homes with the same bedroom count. Prices begin at AED 20M. Indicative, subject to availability.

At the lower end, around 3,470 sqft, the plan is a generous apartment with clearly separated sleeping and living sides and a terrace with its own pool. At the upper end, approaching 6,300 sqft, it becomes something closer to a single-level house — reception space that can be divided, a service side that is genuinely separate, and outdoor space that supports more than one activity at a time.

Because the range is so broad, the useful question here is not "how big is a three bedroom" but "which three bedroom". That is answered by the floor plates, which are issued with the price guide, and by current availability on the stacks and levels released at the time of asking.

Every residence in the two towers has its own private pool, and in the three bedroom band that feature does the most work. This is the size of home where a family is likely to live full time rather than seasonally, and where the difference between a shared pool five floors down and a pool outside the living room is the difference between an amenity and a habit.

Structurally it explains a good deal about how the towers are built. Water on every terrace, across 48 residential floors, is a loading and drainage problem before it is a lifestyle feature, and it is the reason the terraces are as deep as they are. AE7 engineered the building around it; Killa Design shaped the massing so that those terraces step rather than stack flat.

The landscape treatment on the terraces, and on the podium levels below, is by Square M. Interiors throughout are by HBA. The same four studios worked on the two bedroom and on the penthouse; nothing about the specification is reserved for the larger plans.

Running through the amenity programme is the Six Senses of Longevity, built on four pillars — the Renewal Atelier, Circadian Harmony, Vital Environment and Cultivated Nourishment. In practice it means light, air and calm are treated as things to be specified and measured rather than described in a brochure. The full account is on the wellness page.

Inside a three bedroom, this is most noticeable in the least dramatic places: how the glazing handles late afternoon sun on a west-facing terrace, how the air is handled in bedrooms, how much of the plan is within reach of daylight. These are the parts of a home a family notices in year three rather than on the viewing.

Above this band the collection continues with four bedroom residences at 4,800–7,800 sqft from AED 27M and five bedroom residences from 7,221 sqft and AED 42.7M. Indicative, subject to availability.

Three bedroom residences start at AED 20M. Indicative, subject to availability. The purchase runs on the development's single structure: 60% across construction milestones, 40% on completion, the 4% DLD fee at reservation, and funds held in a DLD-registered escrow account under Dubai's off-plan regulations. Handover is Q4 2030. The detail is on the payment plan page.

Ownership is freehold and open to all nationalities, and buyers outside the UAE can complete the purchase remotely; the steps are set out on the buying from abroad page.

Because the size band is so wide, the price guide matters more here than anywhere else in the collection. It carries the floor plates, the current availability by level and orientation, and the payment schedule in full. Request it below, or return to the Amáli Residences overview for the collection at a glance.