DAMAC Casa

DAMAC Casa Tower is a premium coastal project from Dubai's largest developer, DAMAC Properties. The complex is located in one of the emirate's most prestigious areas, Al Sufouh. This architectural masterpiece is inspired by the beauty of the lotus, and its residents will enjoy panoramic views of the sea.

The DAMAC Casa Tower is a symbol of luxury and tranquility. The architecture is inspired by the lotus flower, symbolizing purity and beauty. Residents can choose from luxury 1-3 bedroom apartments, super-luxury 3-5 bedroom apartments, and 1-3 bedroom townhouses. The complex also offers the opportunity to purchase an entire floor. The premium apartments combine a serene atmosphere with luxury, offering stunning views of Palm Jumeirah and Burj Al Arab from private balconies. Super-luxury residence occupants will enjoy a resort atmosphere with their own pool, a separate lift, a maid's room, and a kitchen.

DAMAC Casa is located near the intersection of Palm Jumeirah Road and King Salman Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud Street, making it easy for residents to reach different parts of the emirate. A car journey to Palm Jumeirah and Dubai Marina takes 10 minutes, and it's less than half an hour to the airport. The complex is also well-served by public transport, with the Palm Jumeirah 1 and Palm Jumeirah 2 bus stops just a few steps away.

Residents of DAMAC Casa can enjoy a range of elite amenities, including: • One of the first underwater swimming simulators in Dubai • A children's aquarium for drawing • Bungalows • Aqua aerobics pool • Aqua spa • Rain simulation room • Art installations • Swimming pool • Tropical island-style water features • Palm garden • Floating sun loungers

In terms of surrounding infrastructure, residents can reach several facilities within a 15-minute walk, including Stripes Supermarket, Emirates NBD, the American University in Dubai, Dubai Internet City Amphitheater, and various F&B establishments like SushiArt, Marini, and Tadaqo Mexican Kitchen. A 10-minute car journey will take residents to Al Sufouh Beach, Heriot-Watt University, Wollongong University in Dubai, GEMS Wellington International School, British Orchard Nursery, and Mediclinic Al Sufouh.