Dubai · Majan
From AED 1,222,400From $332,860From €297,410
($332,860)(AED 1,222,400)(AED 1,222,400)
Tulip Oasis X is a residential tower by Madar Developments, part of the Tulip Oasis Collection in Majan, Dubai. The building consists of 1 ground, 2 podium and 16 residential floors and offers a total of 127 residences, with no more than eight apartments per floor. The project harmoniously combines modern design and functionality, creating a family-oriented living environment. The elegant exterior highlights a contemporary architectural style, while interiors feature refined finishes, oakwood floors, marble and granite surfaces, and fully equipped kitchens. The tower offers 1- and 2-bedroom apartments with efficient layouts designed to maximize comfort and space. Panoramic windows fill the interiors with natural light, while premium details emphasize sophistication and practicality. Residents benefit from a wide range of amenities, including a swimming pool, gym, sauna, steam room, bicycle parking, padel court, kids’ play area, and sunken poolside seating. A welcoming entrance lobby and communal spaces encourage interaction and a sense of community. Thanks to its prime location in Majan, the project ensures excellent connectivity: 4 minutes to Al Barari, 6 minutes to IMG Worlds of Adventure, 10 minutes to Global Village, 15 minutes to Dubai Hills Mall, 20 minutes to Dubai Mall, 25 minutes to Mall of the Emirates, 28 minutes to Dubai International Airport, and 30 minutes to Dubai Marina.
Calculated on starting price from AED 1,222,400.Calculated on starting price from $332,860.Calculated on starting price from €297,410.
Payment schedule shown is indicative — confirm exact stage amounts and dates with the developer before signing.
| Type | Size (sqft) | Size (m²) | Price | Price (secondary) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 BR | 880–966 | 81.8–89.7 | AED 1,222,400–1,300,000$332,860–$353,990€297,410–€316,290 | $332,860–$353,990AED 1,222,400–1,300,000AED 1,222,400–1,300,000 |
Private Pool
Pool Deck
Adults’ Pool
Shared Gym & Fitness Centre
Sauna
Steam Room
Lounge
Lobby
Lift
Parking
Shared Pool
Kids’ Play Area
Shared Gym
Tennis Court
Basketball Court
Lagoon-Style Swimming Pool
Paddle court
Sports Ground
Pool Lounge
Private Lounge
Owners’ Lounge
Sunken Seating
Multipurpose Sports Courts
Temperature-Controlled Swimming Pool
Madar Developments is a Dubai developer active in Majan, where the company is delivering two residential projects: Tulip Oasis X and Tulip Oasis Eleven, both targeting a 2026 handover.
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