Aman Residences Dubai: 78 homes on Jumeirah Peninsula
Aman's first residential offering in the United Arab Emirates sits on nine acres of private beachfront in Dubai, designed by the studio behind the brand's most celebrated properties. Seventy eight residences and a full Aman hotel sit within a single carefully composed masterpiece.
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Aman has entered residential ownership for the first time, with 78 homes announced this week on a nine-acre private beachfront site within Jumeirah, Dubai. The shift from seasonal retreat to permanent address marks a deliberate evolution in how the brand operates, embedding its service model into daily life rather than reserving it for stays.
The masterplan shares its nine acres with a full 98-key Aman hotel, six restaurants and bars, and a 2,890-square-metre spa. The centrepiece is the Aman Club, a 9,500-square-metre facility that houses the brand’s largest Racquet Club and Jazz Club globally. Residents gain priority nomination for club membership, a mechanism that protects the calibre of community and the operational discipline Aman has maintained across its properties.
The residences range from two to five bedrooms, spanning 355 to 918 square metres, with penthouses reaching 2,656 square metres. Each is oriented to panoramic views of the Dubai skyline and includes a private swimming pool and terrace. KHA, the London and Hong Kong studio behind Aman properties in Bhutan, Japan and Thailand, designed the masterplan.
Jumeirah remains Dubai’s most established address for private wealth, and the 300-metre private white sand beach creates the operational separation that has always defined Aman’s approach to sanctuary. Residents receive the full Aman service apparatus: 24-hour personalised attention, dining and wellness offerings that embed hospitality into daily life, and access to the Jazz Club and Racquet Club as engines of community engagement.
The move into permanent residential ownership recognises a shift in how a certain class of traveller now thinks about luxury property. Three decades of restraint in design, precision in service and environmental control have positioned Aman as a brand defined by what it withholds as much as what it offers. These 78 homes extend that philosophy to permanence: not a hotel you live in, but a home that operates with Aman’s disciplines.
The move into permanent residential ownership recognises a shift in how a certain class of traveller now thinks about luxury property. Three decades of restraint in design, precision in service and environmental control have positioned Aman as a brand defined by what it withholds as much as what it offers. These 78 homes extend that philosophy to permanence: not a hotel you live in, but a home that operates with Aman’s disciplines.
Each residence comes with access to Aman’s full residential and hospitality ecosystem on site. The community model, built around the Racquet Club, Jazz Club and dining venues, creates daily engagement beyond ownership. Priority club membership nomination protects the social fabric that distinguishes Aman from volume operators.
Enquiries are handled through Aman’s official channels. Specific pricing, availability dates and handover timelines are managed through Aman’s Dubai office and appointed local agents.
KHA, founded by Kerry Hill and Bill Bensley, has designed Aman properties across Asia for three decades, from the clifftop temples of Bhutan to the rice terraces of Bali and the mountain retreats of Japan. Their approach to site and landscape informs every element here: the nine acres slope naturally toward the sea, with residences positioned to preserve sightlines and the flow of air and light across the peninsula. The studio’s signature is restraint in form married to precision in proportion, visible in how the buildings sit within rather than upon their setting.
The developer, H&H, has completed luxury residential projects across the Gulf region and brings operational experience in managing mixed-use compounds where residential, hospitality and leisure sit within a single operational framework. The company’s track record includes gated communities where service standards match those of five-star hotels, a model that directly parallels what Aman intends here. Ownership and hotel operations run through separate management structures, a separation that protects residents while maintaining the integrated experience the masterplan requires.
Jumeirah’s private status, gated, secured and historically restricted to residential use, means that Aman’s entry required planning clearance and stakeholder alignment with existing residents and the Dubai authorities. The 300-metre beach, privately held and maintained, represents a resource that cannot be replicated elsewhere on the Gulf coast. Purchase and residency details, including pricing and handover timelines, are managed through Aman’s Dubai office and appointed local agents, with enquiries directed to the brand’s official residential concierge.
Imagery courtesy of Aman (@aman).
