Maserati has entered its island era
We’ve seen luxury car brands put their names on some pretty impressive homes in Dubai, but Maserati is taking things offshore. The Italian carmaker is getting its very own island at The World Islands, with private pools, waterfront homes, a beach club and even a floating Italian restaurant. Developed with SAMANA COLLECTA, Maserati Island is set to welcome its first residents in 2030.
An Italian-inspired island off Dubai’s coast
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The development will feature 840 Maserati-branded residences, seven exclusive water villas and two tree villas surrounded by greenery. The first phase includes 232 homes, ranging from studios to four-bedroom apartments, each with a private pool and uninterrupted sea views. Inside, expect Italian design influences throughout, with interiors curated by architect Carlo Colombo of A++ Studio and furnishings from the Giorgetti Maserati Edition collection, created in collaboration with the Italian carmaker.
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Beach clubs, floating restaurants and more
Life on Maserati Island will come with (plenty) to explore. Plans include a floating Italian restaurant, a beach club, private beaches, a central lagoon and resort-style swimming pools. There will also be spas, indoor and outdoor fitness spaces, a water sports marina and co-working lounges, alongside shops and concierge services for everyday essentials.
And how do you get there?
By yacht, naturally. Dedicated luxury yacht shuttles will connect Maserati Island to mainland Dubai, making the journey across the water part of daily life. Designed for year-round living, the island brings together residential, leisure and wellness spaces in one waterfront destination. The first residences are scheduled for handover from 2030, with further details on pricing and availability yet to be announced.
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