Danube Breez

Breez by Danube Properties arrives as a quiet, confident statement of coastal luxury at Dubai Maritime City, where the city exhales and the sea speaks with studios to 4-bedroom apartments and duplex villas. This is not just a high-rise, 60 storey tower that reads like an ode to light, movement and horizon, but a new statement that address the next big move. Imagine waking to uninterrupted blue that envelops your home in a sweepshot and stepping out onto an ocean side promenade that quite literally touches the tower, and moving through communal spaces intended to feel more like a five-star resort than an apartment building. The development off the blues on waterfront reinterprets waterfront living – complete furnished residences with ocean/bay/sea views. The low-density maritime enclave is where architecture, landscapes and leisure choreograph time, speed of life upgrade daily living. It is a project balanced in theatrical gestures – a 1,500 sq. ft. aquarium anchors the grand lobby, a waterfall atrium inspired by the rhythm of the ocean and quietly intelligent residential design; so your days at home could be both cinematic and effortlessly pragmatic, just as a waterfront home ought to be.

Situate in Dubai Maritime City, a purposeful waterfront district that seems apart from the hustle and bustle of most beachfront districts, and is also prominently connected to the city’s core. Positioned between Port Rashid and Dubai Drydocks, a serene maritime address connected with fast links to Downtown Dubai, DIFC corridor and Sheikh Zayed Road. Key city landmarks and transport nodes are located not too far away – minutes away from Port Rashid boat stations and Dubai Cruise Terminal, within walking distance of Dubai Frame, the Gold Souk, Jumeirah Beach and the Dubai World Trade Centre, and about minutes away from Burj Khalifa and Dubai International Airport. An upcoming metro station and the international cruise terminal further bolster the connectivity of the location, while the low density, marina-like environment of Maritime City also preserves a more exclusive sense of place than crowded beachfronts.