The three-bedroom residences at DWTN Residences are configured for permanent family living rather than as scaled-up investor stock. Floor plates are wide, entrance halls are proper rooms rather than corridors, and the living and dining space is large enough to host comfortably while still leaving a distinct family sitting area. A continuous glazed wall opens to a wraparound balcony, and the majority of three-bedroom lines are corner or dual-aspect units taking in the Burj Khalifa, the Dubai Water Canal and the Arabian Gulf.

The kitchen is a full closed room with integrated European appliances, engineered stone worktops and a separate laundry and utility space alongside. All three bedrooms are doubles with fitted wardrobes and en-suite bathrooms; the principal suite adds a walk-in dressing room and a bathroom with twin vanities, a freestanding bath and a separate rainfall shower. A guest cloakroom serves the entertaining areas, and a maid’s or store room is provided in most layouts.

Smart-home automation is integrated throughout, and the specification level — stone, timber, concealed lighting, acoustic glazing — sits comfortably above the Business Bay average. Residents access more than 75,000 square feet of amenities across the tower’s six vertical ecosystems, from pools and a full gymnasium to spa suites, cinema, sky gardens and a private clubhouse.

From AED 4,450,000, on a 10 per cent booking, 70 per cent construction and 20 per cent handover plan completing Q4 2029. Lux Abacus offers direct developer access — speak to an advisor about current three-bedroom availability.