About Emirates Palace Mansions
Emirates Palace, Mandarin Oriental Mansions in Abu Dhabi, is an ultra-luxury branded residential development set within the iconic Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental in Al Ras Al Akhdar and is being developed in partnership between Emirates Palace Company, LEAD Development and Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group.
The development will feature a limited collection of 35 private mansions with its highlights being exclusivity, privacy and waterfront living experience. Located along Abu Dhabi’s coastline near landmarks such as Qasr Al Watan and the Corniche, the project stands out for its beautiful architecture and Mandarin Oriental’s hospitality other than having a plethora of high-end luxury living options.
🔑 Key Highlights of Emirates Palace Mansions
- ✓ Limited collection of 35 private mansions
- ✓ Luxury hospitality-led branded residences
- ✓ Located along West Corniche waterfront area
- ✓ Near to Qasr Al Watan & the Founder’s Memorial
- ✓ First private residences at Emirates Palace grounds
- ✓ Branded under Mandarin Oriental luxury hospitality
- ✓ Adds to Abu Dhabi’s global luxury real estate market
- ✓ Heritage living meets ultra-luxury lifestyle
- ✓ Expected completion is in 2029
- ✓ Features low density living environment
- ✓ Convincing potential for attractive ROI
Payment Plan
The payment plan for Emirates Palace, Mandarin Oriental Mansions in Abu Dhabi, is not available as of writing this overview. We will update this section as soon as we have verified information. Meanwhile, based on the nature of the branded project, one should expect to avail a flexible, milestone-based payment structure to make their payments conveniently across milestones.
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Features & Amenities
The project features amenities that are designed keeping in mind the lifestyle and wellness aspects of residents. Think of ultra luxury living experience and standards that one may expect to have in a branded residences. From wellness areas to dedicated spaces for leisure and recreation and more, everyday living is super convenient and rewarding here.
Beach access
Fine dining
Spa
Wellness spaces
Landscaped gardens
Dedicated parking
24×7 security
LOCATION ADVANTAGES
The development sits on the West Corniche waterfront in Abu Dhabi which is one of the city’s most popular and recognised coastal stretches. Being set within the Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental grounds, it enjoys a landmark address. Landmarks like Qasr Al Watan and the Founder’s Memorial are in close proximity which adds to the project’s tourism value. Residents also have direct access to Abu Dhabi’s Corniche lifestyle corridor which is popular for its beaches, promenades and leisure spaces.
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5 min – Qasr Al Watan
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5 min – Founder’s Memorial
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5 min – Abu Dhabi Corniche
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10 min – Abu Dhabi city centre
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15 min – Louvre Abu Dhabi
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20 min – Saadiyat Island
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Why Invest in Emirates Palace Mansions ?
It’s a Mandarin Oriental–branded development meaning the project has a premium positioning which is appealing for ultra-high-net-worth buyers and global investors. The location on the West Corniche waterfront is one of Abu Dhabi’s most popular luxury residential corridors which supports its long-term capital value.
Add to this, the project’s proximity to Qasr Al Watan and Founder’s Memorial adds lifestyle value to it, thereby further enhancing the overall end user demands. It also puts the development in a position to attract short term high luxury rental yield from tourists.
The project is aligned with long term city branding and tourism growth and the residences are expected to be handed over in 2029. By that time, the project along with the infrastructural development should also experience capital appreciation potential. So, early investors stay benefited from investing now. The limited range of exclusive 35 private mansions adds to the project’s rarity and its long-term value.
