Dubai Wharf is a luxury mixed-use development with a prime location on the iconic Dubai Creek. Deftly uniting modern architecture with contemporary interior features, residences in the

Dubai Wharf is a luxury mixed-use development with a prime location on the iconic Dubai Creek. At the heart of Dubai and in sync with its beat, this development honours the cultural diversity of the city while giving easy access to all the amenities of luxury waterfront living beyond compare.

This multi-storey mixed-use development was conceived as a contemporary Arabesque town on the waterfront. Stretching along the banks of the creek, the development will become the heart of a destination primarily known for embracing culture, heritage and art through the modern architecture of its residences and the diversity of its retail offerings. Residents can choose between studios, 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments. Visitors and residents alike can live and shop in modern luxury in a setting that pays homage to tradition. The wide walkway fronting directly onto the waters of Dubai Creek features a long series of boutiques—from international luxury brands to ocal flavours—as well as many cafés and restaurants. Blending traditional and modern architecture, this new residential and retail area also brings a sense of fused flair to an outdoor setting. In the heart of the Culture Village development, the Wharf is a destination hub for shopping, commerce and stylish living. Unique within Old Dubai, this is where friends and family simply watch the world stroll by.

Dubai Wharf is a luxury mixed-use development with a prime location on the iconic Dubai Creek. Deftly uniting modern architecture with contemporary interior features, residences in the

Dubai Wharf is a luxury mixed-use development with a prime location on the iconic Dubai Creek. At the heart of Dubai and in sync with its beat, this development honours the cultural diversity of the city while giving easy access to all the amenities of luxury waterfront living beyond compare.

Total Units – 378