MASERATI is set to open an ultra-luxurious residential island in just four years’ time – and it even features private beaches and a central lagoon.
The high-end carmaker will incorporate elements of its iconic design within the luxury island development.
Located in Dubai’s World Islands – specifically the Spain Island – the project will feature 840 residences ideal for those seeking a private island escape.
Properties will range from self-contained studios to four-bedroom apartments, each featuring an open-plan layout, sprawling sea views and decorated with furniture from the Giorgetti Maserati Edition collection.
Created in collaboration with real estate developer Samana Collecta, prices are expected to start from $408,000, with the total project value exceeding $1billion (£755million).
For those wishing for an even more exclusive retreat, seven waterfront villas and two tree villas will also be available, set among tropical landscaped gardens.
Centred on culture, dining and social experiences, the luxury resort will contain a range of wellness facilities including private beaches, a central lagoon, swimming pools, and spas.
Indoor and outdoor fitness facilities, as well as a marina dedicated for water sports, will also appeal to thrill-seekers looking to make the ocean their home.
The sandy landmass won’t be short of dining options either, with a signature floating Italian restaurant and a beach club among the multitude of options on offer for residents.
And those wishing to maintain connections to the mainland will be able to do so also through executive co-working lounges and high-speed internet.
Speaking of the development’s creation, Santo Ficili, chief executive of Alfa Romeo and Maserati, said: “With Maserati Island, we’ve taken an important step in the journey that began with Casa Maserati, transforming our vision of Italian luxury into an exclusive living experience.
“It is a project that embodies the Made in Italy excellence that the Trident has represented and championed around the world for over a century.”
Connections to mainland Dubai will be provided by dedicated luxury yacht shuttles, with departures scheduled every 30 minutes.
The first of the branded residences is expected to be ready from 2030.