Naya is a three-tower resort project from Nakheel Properties, located on the coast of the artificial Crystal Lagoon in District One. Each tower includes a ground floor, as well as 19, 12 and 16 residential floors. The project offers stylish apartments with 1-3 bedrooms and 6 luxury penthouses with 4 bedrooms. There are also spacious 3-bedroom villas on the ground floor. All residences are presented with a balcony. Variants with two or more bedrooms have built-in wardrobes in the bedrooms and laundry rooms. All kitchens have the necessary appliances from well-known brands. Panoramic windows offer stunning views. Residents of the complex have access to various exclusive amenities: infinity pools, several gyms, including open-air ones, a children's playground and a children's pool , a green garden with walking and jogging paths and recreation areas, a sports field, a basketball court, a beach by the lagoon. The complex is located in the heart of the fast-growing MBR City district. The infrastructure of the area is actively developed, there are many supermarkets, hospitals, entertainment and educational institutions within a few minutes ' drive. Meydan One is just 2 minutes away, Safa Park is 12 minutes away, Burj Al Arab is 15 minutes away, and Dubai International Airport is 20 minutes away.
Children’s pool
Infinity pool
Shared gym & fitness
SPA
Leisure areas
Social zone
Lift
Security and CCTV
Laundry
Shared Pool
Kids Play Area
Shared gym
Basketball court
Landscaped garden
Jogging tracks
Walking paths
Private beach access
Nakheel Properties is the developer behind some of the most structurally significant land reclamation projects in Dubai's history. The company, which has been operating since 2000, created Palm Jumeirah -- the artificial island that became one of the most recognised residential addresses in the UAE -- as well as the broader Dubai Islands archipelago and Palm Jebel Ali. These are not standard developments: Nakheel effectively invented the geography on which they sit. The company is now a subsidiary of Dubai Holding following a government restructuring, and continues to develop within these landmark locations.
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