Five Bedroom Residences

Five bedroom residences at Amáli Residences begin at 7,221 sqft and at AED 42.7M. Indicative, subject to availability. This is the largest of the apartment plans in the two towers, short of the penthouse, and at this size the vocabulary of apartment living stops being useful. A plan of 7,221 sqft on one level has more floor area than most detached houses, arranged without stairs and with the whole of it looking outward.

What that buys, principally, is separation. Five bedrooms means a principal suite that occupies its own wing, guest rooms that can be closed off entirely, and a service side that functions without ever appearing in the reception. It also means the home can hold three generations at once, which at this level of the market is very often the reason it is bought.

Like every other residence across the 48 residential floors, a five bedroom has its own private pool. At this size the terrace is not an adjunct to the plan; it is a substantial outdoor room with water in it, and it is usually the single feature that decides between one stack and another.

The particular pleasure of a very large lateral home is that nothing is upstairs. Everything is reachable on one floor, which changes how a household of this size actually functions — no service lift logic, no rooms that fall out of use because they are two flights away, no separation imposed by architecture rather than by choice.

The design problem it creates is depth. A plan this large risks having a dark middle, and the answer at Amáli Residences is the stepped massing Killa Design gave the towers, which delivers terrace and glazing on more than one aspect. HBA's interiors are then working with light from several directions rather than one, which is what allows a plan of this size to feel composed rather than corridor-driven.

Landscape, on the terraces as on the podiums, is by Square M; engineering is by AE7. The same team produced the four bedroom residences below and the villas at 6,950 sqft.

The two towers stand on the Dubai Water Canal in Al Wasl, roughly eight minutes from Burj Khalifa, with sea, city and canal frontage. A five bedroom, spanning a large part of its floor, is the plan most likely to hold more than one of those aspects at once — which is the argument for buying at this size here rather than buying land further out.

Al Wasl is central, established and low-rise, and canal-front sites within it are close to exhausted. That scarcity is the quiet part of the case for a residence at AED 42.7M and above.

Above this band sits the six bedroom penthouse at 20,965 sqft and AED 200M. Below it, four bedrooms from AED 27M, three from AED 20M and two from AED 15M. Indicative, subject to availability. The whole range is tabled on the floor plans page.

Five bedroom residences begin at AED 42.7M. Indicative, subject to availability. The structure is the same across the development: 60% across construction milestones, 40% on completion, a 4% DLD fee payable at reservation, and funds held in a DLD-registered escrow account. Handover is Q4 2030. The milestones are set out on the payment plan page.

Ownership is freehold and open to all nationalities, and the purchase can be completed remotely. The sequence for an overseas buyer is on the buying from abroad page.

At this size very few residences exist in any given release, so availability is the governing question rather than price. The price guide carries the current position, the floor plates and the schedule in full — request it below, or start from the Amáli Residences overview.