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Crest Grande
bySobha
Three finished towers of 985 homes in Sobha Hartland's waterfront district
Designs and builds in-house, from engineering to glazing and joinery.
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1- to 4-bedroom apartments in three Crest Grande towers
Finished in 2026, with 985 homes. Sobha's remaining stock is 2-bedrooms from AED 3.25M; for other layouts, ask about resale.
1-bedroom apartment
68 to 84 m² with a balcony. Type C is 118 m² including a 47 m² yard, more outdoor space than any 2-bedroom plan here.
1.5-bedroom apartment
Sobha lists four 1.5-bedroom layouts of 83 to 95 m², each with a balcony of 8 to 14 m².
2-bedroom apartment
122 to 131 m², each with a maid's room. The only type Sobha itself still lists, from AED 3.25M.
3-bedroom apartment
One layout: 191 m² with a maid's room and a 53 m² yard.
4-bedroom apartment
252 m² with a maid's room and a 66 m² yard, the largest plan Sobha publishes for Crest Grande.
What stands out
The features that set this development apart, from the developer's plans.
Main bedroom facing the water
Floor-to-ceiling windows in this render. The building is finished, so you can stand in the actual unit before you buy.
A second bedroom, plus a maid's room
Every 2-, 3- and 4-bedroom plan adds a maid's room, and Sobha's brochure lists a fitted wardrobe in every unit.
Kitchens handed over fully fitted
Sobha lists fully fitted kitchens; this render shows a breakfast counter with three stools against the worktop.
Storage to the ceiling in the kitchen
Full-height cupboards and under-cabinet lighting in this render. Check the finishes in the finished unit before you commit.
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
Yes. Its handover date, June 2026, has passed, so homes here sell as ready or resale homes. You can view the finished building before you buy, and check its approved service charge in the Dubai Land Department's Service Charge Index.
Sobha's prices start from AED 3.25M. Prices and availability change as units sell, so ask Diamond for the current price list and floor plans before you decide.
The homes at Crest Grande: 1-bedroom apartments from 68 m², 1.5-bedroom apartments from 83 m², 2-bedroom apartments from 122 m², 3-bedroom apartments from 191 m² and 4-bedroom apartments from 252 m². Ask Diamond for the floor plans of the types you want, with their views and floor levels.
It may. A UAE property worth AED 2M or more may qualify you for a 10-year Golden Visa, and prices here start from AED 3.25M. Off-plan homes can count if bought from an approved developer. The UAE authorities decide eligibility, not the developer.
Three layouts on Sobha's plans. The 1-bed Type C is 118 m² including a 47 m² yard, more outdoor space than any 2-bed here. The single 3-bed layout, 191 m², has a 53 m² yard, and the 4-bed, 252 m², a 66 m² yard; both add a maid's room. The other layouts have balconies.
Only 2-beds, on Sobha's listing. Every other layout, from the 68 m² 1-bed to the 252 m² 4-bed, is a resale from an owner. The listing gives the 2-bed as 184 m², larger than any 2-bed plan Sobha publishes, at 122 to 131 m², so ask which unit it is and see its plan.
Yes, layout for layout. Sobha's plans for The Crest run from 53 to 145 m², with no 4-bed. Crest Grande's run from 68 m² to a 252 m² 4-bed, and its 3-bed is 191 m² against The Crest's 145 m². They are separate projects, each with three towers and its own Sobha page.
Crest Grande 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.
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.
