Bab Al Qasr Garden Residence 65

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Architecture, interiors and setting

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Project marketing imagery, including renders. Not evidence of completed construction.

Project overview

Burtville identifies Bab Al Qasr Garden Residence 65 as its hotel branded, furnished residential project in Masdar City, with one to five bedroom homes and Q1 2030 handover. Its current project page describes 600 homes across four buildings. The reference directory describes 405 across three buildings. These are conflicting published descriptions, not two figures Knownable has independently reconciled. Ask for the current approved project schedule and the exact building named in a quotation. Do not confuse this release with Garden Residence 66 or another Bab Al Qasr branded development.

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Homes and layouts

One reference floor plan is available in this guide, labelled as a one bedroom apartment. The inspected image shows a bedroom and dressing space, living and dining space opening towards a garden, a kitchen, guest toilet, maid's room and separate service spaces. It is an illustrative drawing, not a surveyed area certificate. The drawing alone does not establish the current unit number, building, orientation or furnishing schedule. No duplex or triplex drawing is presented here, so their stair arrangements and room distribution should not be inferred from this apartment example. When comparing a garden apartment with an upper floor home, keep enclosed living area and outdoor area in separate columns.

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Published layouts reproduced from the reviewed project page, not confirmation of available inventory. Check dimensions, phase and specification against the current developer documents.

The source gallery contains marketing illustrations, not proof of completed construction. Only one apartment plan is available here. It shows a garden arrangement but does not establish a unit identifier or current drawing revision. No duplex or triplex layout is supplied in this set.

One bedroom garden apartment example

Planned amenities and setting

Features described in the linked sources, with their limitations noted in this guide. These are not independently verified as delivered or operational.

• Pools and landscaped outdoor areas described by the developer
• Health club and indoor and outdoor leisure spaces
• Ground floor retail described as part of the project

Prices, payment terms and delivery

The developer's current project page gives Q1 2030 as the scheduled handover and states that prices and payment plans are available on request. The reference directory displays AED 1.45 million as a starting figure and describes discounts linked to the initial payment. This is a dated directory offer, not a confirmed developer quotation or current availability. Knownable has not verified the applicable discount, payment calendar or remaining stock. The developer page also shows a 4.1% progress figure alongside a separate progress section displaying 0%; neither is treated here as an independently verified construction measurement.

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How to compare this project

A garden apartment comparison needs more than a bedroom count. Ask who controls access to the outdoor area, which boundaries are exclusive to the home and what maintenance arrangements apply. Then compare the plan with the named unit's orientation: a furnished illustration cannot establish daylight, overlooking or the distance from a communal route. For a furnished purchase, request the itemised schedule, substitution provisions and delivery condition rather than treating a rendering as an inventory. Hotel branding raises a separate operating question. Identify which services are included, which are optional, who provides them and when any access benefit starts and expires. Do not assume a branded residence provides the same services as a hotel booking. Finally, the conflicting building and unit counts make document revision especially important. Match the building identifier, unit number and dated plan across the quotation, area schedule and contract before comparing it with any other offer. These checks organise evidence; they do not establish a return, an eligibility decision or a safe purchase recommendation.

For context, explore recorded project sales and district transaction summaries. A similarly named registry entry is not automatically the same development or phase.

Questions to ask before deciding

1. Resolve the 600 versus 405 home descriptions against current project and unit documents.
2. Match the specific building and unit to the plan revision and area schedule.
3. Separate garden area from enclosed accommodation and confirm access and maintenance terms.
4. Request the included furniture and optional service schedules in writing.
5. Obtain a current price, complete instalment calendar and contractual delivery terms.

Common questions