Abu Dhabi · Reem Island
by Royal Development Company
From AED 2,466,000From $671,492From €587,155
($671,492)(AED 2,466,000)(AED 2,466,000)
Seamont Autograph Collection Residences 1 is a residential development by Royal Development Company located in Shams, Al Reem Island. The architectural concept of the project is inspired by the dynamic movement of ocean waves, reflected in the flowing façade lines and the building’s distinctive silhouette. The complex comprises a ground floor, a six-level podium, and sixteen residential floors. The smooth geometry of the façades, panoramic glazing, and expansive terraces create a contemporary architectural identity. The project offers one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments, as well as three- and four-bedroom townhouses and four-bedroom duplex penthouses. Floor-to-ceiling windows fill the interiors with natural light and open up views of the waterfront. Residents benefit from a range of amenities dedicated to leisure, wellness, and family living, including a waterfront infinity pool, fitness centre, yoga studio, padel tennis court, sauna, and steam room. The development also features a children's pool, kids’ club, play areas, a cinema, and a games room. The project is located in an area with convenient access to key destinations across the city. Downtown Reem Island and Saadiyat Beach Club are just 5 minutes away, while Maryah Island can be reached in 7 minutes. Louvre Abu Dhabi is 15 minutes away, Abu Dhabi International Airport is 25 minutes away, and Yas Island can be reached within 30 minutes.
Calculated on starting price from AED 2,466,000.Calculated on starting price from $671,492.Calculated on starting price from €587,155.
Booking & Downpayment
10%
On booking
10% + 2% ADM + 525 AED Admin fee
During construction
30%
6 instalments
5% — September 2026
5% — February 2027
5% — July 2027
5% — December 2027
5% — April 2028
5% — August 2028
Handover
60%
On handover
60%
| Type | Size (sqft) | Size (m²) | Price | Price (secondary) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 BR | 870.8–899.11 | 80.9–83.5 | AED 2,466,000–2,589,000$671,492–$704,985€587,155–€616,441 | $671,492–$704,985AED 2,466,000–2,589,000AED 2,466,000–2,589,000 |
| 2 BR | 1,406.74–1,665.72 | 130.7–154.7 | AED 3,347,000–3,907,000$911,388–$1,063,876€796,921–€930,257 | $911,388–$1,063,876AED 3,347,000–3,907,000AED 3,347,000–3,907,000 |
| 3 BR | 2,321.66–4,513.74 | 215.7–419.3 | AED 6,213,000–7,993,400$1,691,800–$2,176,603€1,479,315–€1,903,229 | $1,691,800–$2,176,603AED 6,213,000–7,993,400AED 6,213,000–7,993,400 |
Children’s pool
Infinity pool
Shared gym & fitness
Sauna
Steam
Leisure areas
Lounge
Concierge Service
Lobby
Valet parking
Lift
Covered Parking
Security and CCTV
Shared Pool
Kids Play Area
Cinema
Conference room
Recreational areas
Yoga studio
Paddle court
Kids Club
Gaming Lounge
Housekeeping Services
Royal Development Company is a UAE-based real estate developer founded in 2025, operating as part of Emirates Stallions Group, which in turn belongs to the International Holding Company. The parent group describes operations in more than 20 countries across the Middle East, Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Americas.
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