Four-Bedroom Royal Villa with a Rooftop Pool and a Private Spa at Raffles The Palm Dubai

A fully furnished four-bedroom Royal Villa of 12,429 sq ft (1,155 sqm) at Raffles The Palm Dubai, on the Palm Jumeirah, with a rooftop pool and a Jacuzzi, a private spa in the basement and the services of a Raffles resort.

This four-bedroom villa is one of the stand-alone Royal Villas of Raffles The Palm Dubai, built in the palatial style at the water’s edge of the Palm Jumeirah, with views of the Palm and the Dubai skyline. It measures 12,429 sq ft (1,155 sqm), of which 8,394 sq ft (780 sqm) is inside and 4,035 sq ft (375 sqm) is balconies and terraces, and it stands on a plot of 7,143 sq ft (664 sqm) in a garden of palms. It is offered fully furnished and ready to move in.

The villa rises over a basement, a ground floor, a first floor and a roof. A porch opens into a lobby with a staircase and a lift. On the ground floor are a guest room with its own bathroom, a kitchen with a pantry, and a large living and dining room that opens onto a balcony. Upstairs, the master bedroom has a bathroom and wardrobes of its own, two more bedrooms each have a bathroom, and balconies run along the front of the floor.

The basement is given to the spa and to the service rooms: a lounge with day beds, a dining table and a bar, treatment beds beside a Japanese bath, a hammam, a scrub room and a changing room, with a garage, a driver’s room, a maid’s room and a direct way through to the hotel. On the roof, a swimming pool and a Jacuzzi are ringed by terraces with shaded seating, a shower and a WC.

The interior follows the palatial style of the resort: gilded plasterwork and cornices, crystal chandeliers, heavy drapes and deep upholstered seating, all in cream and gold. In the living room a long dining table stands beside the seating area, and the master bedroom has a gold headboard and doors onto a balcony.

Raffles The Palm Dubai stands on the Palm Jumeirah beside a private beach of 500 metres, the sand of which, the developer’s brochure says, was brought from the Maldives. Its six restaurants and bars include the lobby lounge Blüthner Hall, known for afternoon tea around a bespoke grand piano, Piatti by the Beach with its south Italian kitchen, the all-day restaurant Le Jardin, the Japanese restaurant Matagi, a patisserie and the Sola Jazz Lounge. The hotel also has an 80-seat private cinema, a Kids Club and a gym open round the clock; your advisor confirms which venues are open at the time of your visit.

The Cinq Mondes Spa has 23 treatment rooms, two private spa suites, seven scrub rooms, Japanese baths and two traditional hammams, with a yoga studio and a 25-metre indoor pool. Outside there are an overflow pool, a beach club and restaurant, mini golf, beach volleyball and watersports.

Owners of Raffles residences have the services of a luxury hotel at hand: a butler, a concierge, housekeeping, valet parking and a buggy service, with maintenance and security round the clock. On request, and at the owner’s own cost, the hotel can send a private chef or serve a meal in the residence, and can arrange laundry, limousines and drivers, a personal trainer, a sommelier, a florist, a hairdresser, a doctor, a babysitter or an event planner. These services and the facilities of the hotel are subject to the terms of the developer and of the operator, and your advisor confirms the current terms.

The Palm Jumeirah is the man-made island in the shape of a palm tree that Dubai built into the Gulf, and the crescent around it carries a string of the city’s best-known hotels. From the villa the view runs over the garden and the water to the skyline.

Raffles The Palm Dubai, Palm Jumeirah, Dubai.

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