330 Riverside Crescent
bySobha
Sold out by Sobha: 1- to 2-bed resales facing lagoon or Meydan, due June 2027
Designs and builds in-house, from engineering to glazing and joinery.
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1-, 1.5- and 2-bed apartments at 330 Riverside Crescent, resale only
11 of the 15 flats on a typical floor are 1- or 1.5-beds, suited to letting. Levels 20, 32 and 45 get bigger balconies.
1-bedroom apartment
From 46 m², with a 5.2 m² balcony and a 3.00 × 3.35 m bedroom. Types C to E add a powder room and reach about 80 m².
1.5-bedroom apartment
From 59 m². Sobha labels the half room store/study: 1.90 × 1.95 m in Type A, 3.35 × 2.30 m in Type B. A desk, not a bed.
2-bedroom apartment
From 87 m². On typical floors every 2-bed faces the lagoon; Types B and C add a powder room and reach 105 m².
What stands out
The features that set this development apart, from the developer's plans.
Lagoon side or Meydan side
On Sobha's plans, stacks 06 to 11 face the lagoon and 01 to 04 and 13 to 15 face Meydan Golf Course from level 8. Corners get both.
Entrance and drop-off beside the shops
Sobha puts shops and restaurants at ground level, with the cluster's 100,000 sq ft events plaza next door. Expect footfall.
Terraced podium above the beach lagoon
Planted terraces step down to the lagoon beach. Sobha tags lagoon-side flats on levels 5 to 7 as facing the amenities.
First of the six towers due
Sobha lists 330 for June 2027, the earliest of six towers on these lagoons. The other five follow by December 2027, adding rival lets.
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
Payment Plan
The developer's current payment schedule. Plans can change between launches, so confirm yours before you reserve.
60% during construction
Instalments into escrow; on a resale you reimburse the seller, plus any premium.
40% on completion
Due at handover in June 2027; a mortgage may fund it, if approved.
Frequently Asked Questions
The anticipated handover is June 2027. Handover dates can move, so check the completion date written into the sale agreement and what it says about late completion before you pay.
Sobha's plan: 60% during construction and 40% on completion. That is 60% paid before handover. Plans can change, so get the current one in writing with the date of every instalment.
The homes at 330 Riverside Crescent: 1-bedroom apartments from 46 m², 1.5-bedroom apartments from 59 m² and 2-bedroom apartments from 87 m². Ask Diamond for the floor plans of the types you want, with their views and floor levels.
Check the stack. On Sobha's plans, stacks 06 to 11 face the lagoons, with the amenities in view on levels 5 to 7. Stacks 01 to 04 and 13 to 15 face Meydan Golf Course from level 8, with a community view below. Corners 05 and 12 get both, and every 2-bed is on the lagoon side.
Levels 20, 32 and 45. On those floors every stack has a larger-balcony version of its plan. A 1-bed Type A balcony grows from about 5 m² to 10 m², and a 2-bed Type B's from about 10 m² to 24 m². The balcony counts in the total area, so compare suite sizes as well as totals.
330 Riverside Crescent is in Mohammed Bin Rashid City. By car it is about 20 minutes to Dubai International Airport, 12 to The Dubai Mall and 15 to DIFC / Business Bay. No metro yet. The Gold Line through MBR City is due on 9 September 2032.
Schools in the community: North London Collegiate (IB) and Hartland International (UK and IB). The Mohammed Bin Rashid City guide has more on schools and family life nearby.
Sobha. Sobha Realty is the developer behind Sobha Hartland, and it builds its own homes: design, engineering, construction, façades, glazing and joinery are all done in-house.
Off-plan payments in Dubai go into the project's own escrow account, which can only fund its construction, and under Dubai Law No. 8 of 2007 the developer's creditors can't claim it. Diamond confirms the project's registration and escrow account with the Dubai Land Department, and you pay only into the account named in your sale agreement.
Yes. You don't need to be in Dubai to buy off-plan. If someone signs for you, a power of attorney made abroad must be notarised, then attested by your foreign ministry, the UAE embassy and the UAE's foreign ministry, as the Dubai Land Department requires. Diamond can take you through each step on a video call.
