01 December 2011

TOURISM Development & Investment Company (TDIC), the master developer of Saadiyat Island in Abu Dhabi, has launched work on the second phase of Saadiyat Beach Villas following the sell-out success of the first phase.

Consisting of 90 properties, Phase Two will be delivered from the beginning of Q4 of 2012. These exclusive homes are available in sizes ranging from three to six bedrooms, with prices starting at Dh4.9 million ($1.3 million).

Saadiyat Beach Villas is Saadiyat’s first residential community and features high-end, luxury homes. The gated communities will consist of landscaped parks, play areas for children, swimming pools and terraces, state-of-the-art gyms, basketball and squash courts. Homeowners will also enjoy the privilege of having a private beach at their doorstep.

The first phase of the community is nearing completion, and handover will start soon. Designed by leading architect JZMK Partners and interior designer CDC, the homes feature spacious rooms and outdoor areas, and premium fittings.

TDIC executive director of marketing, sales and leasing, Ahmed Al Fahim said: "Following a highly successful launch of the first phase of Saadiyat Beach Villas, through which we sold all 255 homes, and due to the continued interest we are receiving from potential buyers, we have decided to release a second batch of these premium properties."

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