Binghatti Luxuria by Binghatti
Binghatti Luxuria is a residential and retail tower by Binghatti in Jumeirah Village Triangle District 4, Dubai. The developer's brochure presents it as "A Vision of Composed Living" and stresses stillness, privacy, light and space.
The developer describes a modernist grid with a satin-chrome exoskeleton. It says the exoskeleton gives natural solar shading and added privacy, and that the sleek glass is meant to sit alongside the green surroundings of Jumeirah Village Triangle (JVT). It describes the building as a stepped design with deep, shaded terraces.
The building and units
The developer's fact sheet describes the structure from the ground up: three basement levels, a ground-floor retail hub, four podium levels and 24 residential floors above them, with a mechanical floor and a roof. It says the tower's orientation is meant to maximise natural light and give unobstructed views.
The developer's floor plans are organised by unit type. They show two studio layouts (Studio Type 1 and Studio Type 2), four one-bedroom layouts (1 Bedroom Type 1 to Type 4) and two two-bedroom layouts (2 Bedroom Type 1 and Type 2). The brochure describes the layouts as open and spacious, with light moving freely through them.
The floor plans carry the developer's own notes on how areas are measured. Suite area is measured to the centre line of the walls shared with neighbouring units and to the exterior face of the outer walls and the corridor wall. Balcony area is measured to the outermost face of the enclosing guard. The units are measured on a typical floor, and the developer notes that unit sizes and details can differ slightly within a type. It also states that dimensions are approximate, are subject to change without notice, and that the sales and purchase agreement gives the actual size of each specific unit.
Specifications and amenities
Interiors. The developer describes the interiors as restrained in design. It names hand-aged stone, glass and bespoke finishes. Its materials palette lists antique mirror, marble, stone, oak, glass mesh, feature wall covering, feature marble covering, aged bronze metal, countertop stone and general metal, and it lists feature marble for the lobby.
Amenity deck. The developer describes a fully zoned amenity deck on the 5th floor in a resort-style layout. In its fact sheet the deck is L-shaped and includes a lap pool, a jacuzzi and sunken sitting areas. It also places an outdoor gym and a yoga platform beside green spaces and cabanas.
The developer's amenity list reads:
- Adult and children's swimming pool
- Aerobics platform
- Children's play area
- Multi-purpose play area
- Multi-purpose shaded pavilion
- Grass sunbath area
- Outdoor and indoor gym
- Jacuzzi area
The fact sheet describes the amenities as planned for family living.
Views and security. The developer says Luxuria looks over the JVT parks and toward The Springs and Jumeirah Islands. It also states that the building has 24/7 monitoring and surveillance systems.
Location
The developer places Luxuria in JVT District 4 and describes the community as walkable, with access to schools, parks and retail. It says the location gives easy entry and exit to the Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road (E311), linking residents to Dubai's primary routes.
The developer's journey times from the project are:
- Palm Jumeirah: 12 minutes
- Expo City Dubai: 14 minutes
- Burj Al Arab and Jumeirah Beach: 18 minutes
- Ibn & Dubai Festival City: 10 minutes
- Al Maktoum International Airport: 20 minutes
Jumeirah Village Triangle (JVT) is a residential community alongside Sheikh Zayed Road, originally developed by Nakheel. Its housing has been mainly villas and townhouses, with apartment buildings now added around its edges. Neighbouring communities include The Springs, Jumeirah Village Circle and Dubai Production City.
