Soulever by Beyond at Dubai Maritime City

Residences and Floor Plans

The floor plates read “livable” first, circulation where you expect it, storage where you need it, and balconies deep enough for real furniture. Kitchens belong to the living space without taking it hostage; bedrooms close off cleanly so late-night calls don’t spill through the home.

• 1-Bedroom: 839–1,029 sq ft — generous living/dining spine, proper utility niches
• 2-Bedroom: 1,256–1,484 sq ft — split-wing layouts for privacy; corner glazing on select stacks
• 3-Bedroom: 1,838–1,994 sq ft — gallery entry, wide living front, terrace zones that actually seat six
• 4-Bedroom Duplex: ≈3,115 sq ft — internal stairs that don’t eat the lounge; upstairs suite separation
• 5-Bedroom Penthouse: ≈15,991 sq ft — “statement scale” footprints with multi-aspect exposures
• Balcony depths planned for tables + chairs (not just photo props)
• Full-height glazing aimed at two picture frames: Arabian Gulf and Downtown
• Warm palette: stone where you touch, timber where you linger; acoustic underlays to quiet the city hum