Vida Residences Saadiyat Island

by IMKAN

Starting from AED 0

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About the Project

Vida Residences Saadiyat Island is a lifestyle-driven residential project by Al Ain Holding, located in the prestigious Saadiyat Marina district of Abu Dhabi. The development comprises 121 fully furnished 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom residences, tailored for professionals, creatives, and global citizens. Each residence features contemporary architecture, sleek interiors, and generous layouts ranging from 654 to 1,652 sq. ft., with balconies offering views of the Saadiyat skyline, cityscape, or garden. Apartments are pet-friendly and designed for effortless, vibrant living, surrounded by culture and nature. Positioned just minutes from landmarks like the Louvre Abu Dhabi, Zayed National Museum, and Saadiyat Beach Golf Club, Vida Residences delivers a unique blend of culture, comfort, and convenience. It’s a place where art meets lifestyle, ideal for those seeking refined yet relaxed living in Abu Dhabi’s most prestigious island community.

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Nearby Landmarks

Vida Residences offers freehold ownership in Saadiyat Marina — a prestigious beachfront district on Saadiyat Island. Its proximity to world-class landmarks such as the Louvre Abu Dhabi

NYU Abu Dhabi

and the upcoming Guggenheim makes it highly attractive for both long-term residents and international investors. With just 121 fully furnished 1–3 bedroom residences

the project combines exclusivity

cultural value

and prime location. The project’s unit mix and pet-friendly design appeal to a wide range of end users — from professionals and couples to academics and visiting executives. Al Ain Holding offers a flexible 50/50 payment plan with a 10% down payment

making it accessible during construction. Limited supply of new branded residences in Saadiyat Marina further enhances exclusivity and resale potential. High-end properties on Saadiyat Island generate rental yields of 5–6% annually

with capital appreciation potential of up to 8%

driven by limited supply

cultural demand

and growing interest from overseas buyers.