Eden House Za’abeel 3BR Apartment in DIFC (Dubai International Financial Centre)

A 260 sqm three-bedroom apartment in Eden House Za’abeel — where scale, design authorship, and a prime Za’abeel/DIFC address come together in a rare residential format

At 2,799 sq ft, this three-bedroom apartment represents the kind of generous living space that’s genuinely hard to find in the stretch between Za’abeel and DIFC. Eden House Za’abeel by H&H Development is a project defined by restraint and intention: architecture by DXB Lab, interiors by French designer Tristan Auer, and a material palette rooted in natural stone, marble, and wood. For buyers looking at Dubai real estate with long-term residency — rather than short-term yield — this is a considered address.

What makes these apartments stand out

— three generously sized bedrooms, each with a defined private zone;
— an open-plan living and dining area scaled for real entertaining;
— interiors crafted with natural stone, marble, and timber in a monochromatic palette that plays with light and shadow;
— stone mosaic details and furniture with organic forms as part of the architectural language, not afterthought décor;
— 45 residential floors offering a range of vantage points across the city.

Eden House Za’abeel — amenities

— residents‘ lounge;
— several landscaped courtyards integrated into the building’s form;
— on-site café;
— indoor and outdoor swimming pools;
— children’s play room;
— wellness centre with a fully equipped gym;
— movement studio;
— spa with changing rooms, sauna, and steam room.

Architecture and concept

Eden House Za’abeel is a sculptural concrete structure with living greenery woven into its façade — a deliberate counterpoint to the glass-and-steel aesthetic of the financial district next door. The building’s internal courtyards bring a sense of enclosure and calm that’s rarely achieved in high-rise construction at this scale. The overall effect is a building that feels considered, not constructed.

About the developer

H&H Development focuses on a curated portfolio of premium residential projects, consistently partnering with internationally recognised architects and interior designers to deliver distinctive, low-volume properties.

Payment plan

The 50/50 payment structure breaks down as follows:
— 10% — on reservation;
— 40% — across construction milestones;
— 50% — on handover.
Completion is scheduled for 2028.

Location — Za’abeel / DIFC

— 5 minutes to Emirates Towers and ICD Brookfield Place;
— 7 minutes to Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall;
— DIFC Gate Village and Four Seasons Hotel DIFC within walking distance;
— Za’abeel Palace immediately adjacent;
— approximately 15 minutes to Dubai International Airport.

Frequently asked questions

How does this apartment compare to smaller units in the same project?
— At 260 sqm across three bedrooms, this is the most spacious format in Eden House Za’abeel — designed for full-time living at a level of comfort that compact investment units simply can’t offer.
Who designed the interiors?
— Tristan Auer, a Paris-based designer known for understated luxury and an exceptional sensitivity to materials and light.
Is Za’abeel a comfortable residential location despite its proximity to DIFC?
— Very much so. Za’abeel is quiet and largely residential; the energy of DIFC is immediate when you need it, but it doesn’t follow you home.
Are all the wellness and leisure facilities open to all residents?
— Yes — the spa, pools, gym, movement studio, and lounge are part of the shared amenity package available to every resident.
What does the payment schedule look like in practice?
— 10% secures the unit, 40% is spread across the construction phase, and the remaining 50% is due on completion in 2028 — a structure that keeps cash flow manageable over the project timeline.

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