Everly Place
209 homes in a 10-floor U-shaped block on Meydan Horizon's crystal lagoon
Design-led homes and offices in Dubai and Ras Al Khaimah, since 2014
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1- to 3-bedroom apartments, with and without a study
133 of the 209 homes are 1-beds, per Ellington's slim brochure. Every 3-bed has a study. Sizes run from 64 to 190 m².
1-bedroom apartment
133 homes of 64 to 139 m² in Ellington's slim brochure. With so many alike, the floor and the view will set the resale price.
1.5-bedroom apartment
A 1-bedroom with a study, and the rarest type here: nine homes of 91 m², per the brochure. Each comes with one parking space.
2-bedroom apartment
30 homes of 109 to 119 m² in the slim brochure, each with one parking space. Ask which face the lagoon.
2.5-bedroom apartment
20 homes with a study, 112 to 190 m² in the slim brochure: the widest size range here, so compare the plans before the prices.
3.5-bedroom apartment
17 homes of 158 to 169 m² in the brochure, each with a study and two parking spaces. Ellington lists no 3-bedroom without one.
What stands out
The features that set this development apart, from the developer's plans.
Ten residential floors, not a tower
Ground, two podium levels and 10 residential floors, per Ellington, in a U-shaped block set along Meydan Horizon's crystal lagoon.
Bowling alley in the club lounge
Ellington's podium plan puts a bowling alley beside billiards, a video-game area, a coffee bar and a private meeting room.
Outdoor cinema beside a 23-metre pool
The first-floor plan sets an outdoor cinema, BBQ areas and table tennis around a 23-metre infinity-edge pool and a kids' pool.
Engineered-stone kitchens, 3.1 m ceilings
Ellington specifies honed engineered stone and European appliances in the kitchens, and 3.1-metre ceilings in the living rooms.
Location
Drive times from the community to the places residents use most.
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20min
Dubai International Airport
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12min
The Dubai Mall
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15min
DIFC / Business Bay
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25min
The Palm Jumeirah
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10min
Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary
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5min
Meydan Racecourse
Frequently Asked Questions
Off-plan projects include studios, apartments, townhouses, and villas. Unit types vary by development and are tailored to both investors and end-users.
Off-plan offers lower entry prices, flexible payment plans, and greater appreciation potential—ideal for long-term gains or rental income.
Returns vary by project, but strong capital appreciation and high rental yields are common in well-located, early-stage developments.
Some projects allow resale before handover, while others may have restrictions. We’ll walk you through the specifics before you commit.
A development is a large area or community (like Palm Jebel Ali or Raha Island). Each development contains individual off-plan projects by different developers.
Most developers have specific terms regarding cancellations and refunds. It's crucial to review the purchase agreement carefully before committing. Understanding these terms can help you make informed decisions and avoid potential losses.
Financing off-plan properties can be done through various means, including mortgages and payment plans offered by developers. Many banks provide specialized loans for off-plan investments. It's essential to consult with a financial advisor to explore the best options.
While all investments carry risks, off-plan properties can be secure when purchased from reputable developers. Conducting thorough research and due diligence can mitigate potential risks. Additionally, investing in established areas with growth potential can enhance safety.
Investing in off-plan developments offers several advantages, including lower purchase prices and the opportunity to customize your property. Additionally, these investments can yield significant returns as market values increase. They also provide a chance to secure prime locations before they become available.
Off-plan properties are real estate developments that are sold before they are completed. Buyers invest in these properties based on architectural plans and models. This allows for potential appreciation in value before the property is even built.
