Skyscape Avenue
bySobha
The middle Skyscape tower: homes on levels 8 to 52, Creek views from level 35
Designs and builds in-house, from engineering to glazing and joinery.
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1- to 3-bedroom apartments in Skyscape Avenue, Tower B
Five layouts on levels 8 to 52, from a 69 m² 1-bed to a 160 m² 2.5-bed. The 3-beds are all on levels 8 to 36.
1-bedroom apartment
Four plans from 69 to 79 m², each with a powder room and a balcony. Type A faces the lagoons, with the Creek from level 35.
1.5-bedroom apartment
Five plans from 73 to 106 m²; the half room is a study. Most face Nad Al Sheba; Type C looks over the lagoons.
2-bedroom apartment
Two plans: an 87 m² Type A facing Nad Al Sheba, or a 135 m² Type C with a maid's room and store over the lagoons.
2.5-bedroom apartment
Four plans, 105 to 160 m²; three add a maid's room. The 160 m² Type D is on levels 40 to 52, facing the Hartland waterfront.
3-bedroom apartment
One 145 m² plan with a maid's room and balconies. There are 38, all on levels 8 to 36, seeing the lagoons and Nad Al Sheba.
What stands out
The features that set this development apart, from the developer's plans.
Living and dining in one room
Sobha's 1-bed Type A plan puts a 5.05 × 3.55 m living room beside a 3.25 × 3.55 m kitchen and dining area.
Timber-lined entrance lobby
Sobha's render shows timber-clad columns, two lounge areas and full-height glass onto the gardens.
Infinity pool and sun deck
Sobha lists an infinity pool, jacuzzi, sun loungers, a steam room and sauna among Skyscape Avenue's amenities.
Bedrooms with full-height glass
Sobha specifies floor-to-ceiling windows; one bedroom in the 2.5-bed Type B is 3.65 × 3.85 m on its plan.
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
The anticipated handover is December 2028. 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 prices start from AED 1.95M. Prices and availability change as units sell, so ask Diamond for the current price list and floor plans before you decide.
The homes at Skyscape Avenue: 1-bedroom apartments from 69 m², 1.5-bedroom apartments from 73 m², 2-bedroom apartments from 87 m², 2.5-bedroom apartments from 105 m² and 3-bedroom apartments from 145 m². Ask Diamond for the floor plans of the types you want, with their views and floor levels.
Avenue is Tower B, the middle of the three, and the largest by home count: 538 in Sobha's brochure, on levels 8 to 52. It has 38 three-beds with a maid's room, against 13 in Aura and none on Altius's published plans, plus 2.5-beds up to 160 m².
The 160 m² Type D is on levels 40 to 48, 51 and 52 only: 11 homes, facing the Hartland waterfront, each with a maid's room. The other 2.5-bed plans start at 105 m², and two of them also add a maid's room. If you want this layout, ask which of the 11 are still with Sobha.
Lagoon-side homes from level 35. In Sobha's brochure, the 1-bed Type A stack, units B3505 to B5205, adds the Creek on those floors, as does the 2.5-bed Type B. Most 1.5-bed plans and the 87 m² 2-bed face Nad Al Sheba instead. Below level 35, lagoon-side homes look over the water but not the Creek.
Skyscape Avenue 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.
