1 Bed | 826 sqft | 2 Baths | Middle Floor | Fountain View | Vacant
1BR | Fountain View | Vacant | Burj Khalifa
AED 3,450,000 1 Bed · 2 bath · 826 sqft
Burj Khalifa, Downtown Dubai, Downtown Dubai, Dubai
About this property
A one-bedroom of 826 sqft on a middle floor of the Burj Khalifa, facing the Dubai Fountain, unfurnished and vacant.
160 sqft smaller than the Opera-facing one-bedroom in the building but AED 350,000 more — the fountain aspect is what carries the premium, and it is the view people come to Downtown for.
Two bathrooms, unfurnished and vacant.
Residents have their own lobbies, valet, concierge, library, gym, spa and pool decks.
Features
- 1 Bedroom Apartment
- 2 Bathrooms
- 826 sqft built-up area
- Middle floor
- Dubai Fountain view
- Unfurnished
- Vacant — immediate handover
- Residents' library, gym, spa and pool decks
- Burj Khalifa — world's tallest building
- Freehold title
Amenities
- Balcony
- Built-in Wardrobes
- Concierge Service
- Covered Parking
- Landmark View
- Security 24/7
- Shared Gym
- Shared Pool
About Burj Khalifa
The Burj Khalifa holds 900 private residences across the world's tallest building — the only address of its kind anywhere.
Residences occupy floors 19 to 108, with the Armani Residences on the lower levels and the private apartments above, served by their own lobbies, valet, concierge and residents' library, gym, spa and pool decks.
Aspects run to the Dubai Fountain, the Opera District, DIFC and the Gulf, depending on the line.
Supply is permanently fixed at 900 units in a building that cannot be replicated, which is the whole investment case.
About Downtown Dubai
Downtown Dubai is Emaar's flagship district and the address most people picture when they picture the city — the Burj Khalifa, the Dubai Fountain, Dubai Mall and the Opera District all sit inside it.
The district divides into distinct pockets. The Boulevard ring holds the newer towers and the Address-branded hotels. Old Town — Reehan, Yansoon, Zanzebeel, Miska — is the low-rise Arabesque quarter behind the mall, with courtyards and shaded lanes rather than towers. The Opera District holds the newest stock, including Grande, Act One Act Two and the Opera House itself.
Dubai Mall alone draws over 100 million visits a year, and the metro, the Boulevard and Sheikh Zayed Road all meet here — which is why Downtown holds its occupancy through cycles where newer districts do not.
Rental demand is the structural argument for Downtown. The short-stay market is the deepest in the city, and long-term tenants pay a premium for walkability to the mall and the metro.
Downtown Dubai is freehold, and the developable land inside the district is effectively exhausted — new supply now comes from a handful of infill plots rather than from open ground.
Property details
| Price | AED 3,450,000 |
|---|---|
| Type | Apartment |
| Bedrooms | 1 Bed |
| Bathrooms | 2 |
| Size | 826 sqft |
| Building | Burj Khalifa |
| Community | Downtown Dubai |
| Area | Downtown Dubai |
| Emirate | Dubai |
| Completion | Ready |
| Furnishing | Unfurnished |
| View | Dubai Fountain |
| Availability | Vacant |
| Reference | HFY-0371 |
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