Mamsha Palm at Saadiyat Island is a limited-edition, design-led residential masterpiece developed by Aldar Properties, showcasing only 44 exclusive units comprising 1 to 3-bedroom apartments plus 4-bedroom sky villas. Inspired by the graceful form of the palm tree, and made by internationally acclaimed architect Koichi Takada, this low-rise sanctuary merges organic architecture with cutting-edge luxury.
Mixing seamlessly into Saadiyat Island’s natural and cultural landscape, Mamsha Palm gives more than just homes, it gives a sanctuary that connects you to nature, art, and refined living. From the fluid rooflines and tree-like columns to biophilic design principles, every detail mimics the natural surroundings, giving both comfort and sustainability.
Greatly positioned in the heart of Saadiyat’s Cultural District, you are just minutes from the Louvre Abu Dhabi, Zayed National Museum, and Soul Beach. Whether you are looking tranquility or cultural vibrancy, Mamsha Palm offers both, right at your doorstep.
Property Details
| Feature | Details |
| Property Name | Mamsha Palm |
| Developer | Aldar Properties |
| Location | Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi |
| Property Type | Apartments & Sky Villas |
| Unit Types | 1, 2, 3 BR Apartments; 4 BR Sky Villas |
| Size Range | 809 to 8,071 Sq. Ft. |
| Starting Price | AED 3.7 Million |
| Down Payment | 10% |
| Payment Plan | 65/35 |
| Handover | Q2 2027 |
| Ownership | Freehold |
| Views | Marina, Sea, Beach & Island Views |
Features & Amenities
- Koichi Takada Signature Design, Organic, nature-inspired architecture
- Biophilic Concept, Mimics palm trees for natural cooling and shading
- Rooftop Adults & Kids Pool, With views of Saadiyat Island and beyond
- Wellness Facilities, Bathhouse, sauna, and ice bath for holistic wellness
- Tea Room, A tranquil space for relaxation and social gatherings
- Fully Equipped Gym, Modern fitness center with state-of-the-art equipment
- Kids Play Area, Safe, engaging outdoor recreation for children
- Ground Floor Retail & F&B, Curated shopping and dining experiences
- Double-Height Lobby Lounge, Grand, welcoming space for guests and residents
Location & Connectivity
Strategically placed in the prestigious Cultural District of Saadiyat Island, Mamsha Palm is surrounded by world-class institutions and beachside tranquility.
Nearby Destinations:
- 05 mins, Louvre Abu Dhabi
- 08 mins, Zayed National Museum
- 02 mins, Soul Beach
- 15 mins, Yas Island
- 20 mins, Abu Dhabi International Airport
- 20 mins, Corniche Road
Payment Plan
| Stage | Percentage | Details |
| Down Payment | 10% | On Booking Date |
| During Construction | 55% | Flexible Installments |
| On Handover | 35% | On Completion, Q2 2027 |
Promotions Available:
- DLD Fee Waiver, 2%
- ADM Fee Waiver, 3 BR & 4 BR Units
- Service Charge Waiver, 3 Years (3 BR Only)
Contact us to confirm current offers and unit availability.
Why Invest in Mamsha Palm
- Only 44 Units, Ensures exclusivity, privacy, and prestige
- Waterfront Views & Cultural Landmarks in walking distance
- Architectural Masterpiece, Designed by Koichi Takada
- Premium Interiors, Custom-crafted with high-end materials
- Located in Saadiyat Cultural District, Abu Dhabi’s most elite address
- Unique Biophilic Design, Cooling, eco-conscious and visually stunning
FAQs about Mamsha Palm, Saadiyat Island
Q1: What is the starting price?
A: From AED 3.7 million for 1-bedroom apartments.
Q2: Are sky villas available?
A: Yes, limited 4-bedroom sky villas with maid’s room and large terraces.
Q3: What is the payment plan?
A: 10% down payment, 55% during construction, and 35% on handover.
Q4: Are there any promotions?
A: Yes, including 2% DLD waiver, 3-year service charge waiver (3BR), and ADM fee waiver on selected units.
Q5: What makes this project unique?
A: Exclusive architecture, ultra-low density, prime location, and holistic wellness amenities.
Contact Cresco Real Estate Today
Call: +971 52 102 1429
Email: info@crescorealestate.ae
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What Abu Dhabi actually registered
In the first half of 2026, Saadiyat Island recorded AED 13.3 billion in residential sales, second only to Hudayriyat. That figure is published by the Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre, the regulator that registers every transaction in the emirate.
Across Abu Dhabi, residential sales reached AED 70.4 billion in the first half of 2026, against AED 25.3 billion in the same period a year earlier. Off plan took 89 per cent of that value and 82 per cent of the deals. In the ready market, 61 per cent of purchases completed in cash.
Rents are moving faster than most buyers expect. New lease prices rose 17 per cent year on year for apartments and 9 per cent for villas. Inside the investment zones, where a foreign buyer can own freehold, those figures are 21 per cent and 16 per cent. On repeat sales, the same apartment resold 20 per cent higher and the same villa 12 per cent higher.
The emirate holds 233,000 active lease contracts worth AED 9.3 billion, up 8 per cent. Supply stands at about 409,000 homes with a further 71,000 expected by 2030, peaking in 2028 at roughly 21,800 units. That pipeline is the number to weigh against the rent growth above, because it is what eventually answers it.
Where this comes from, and what it does not yet tell you. Every figure on this page is from the Abu Dhabi Real Estate Market Report H1 2026, published by ADREC on 18 August 2026. It is district level and half yearly, so it is not the unit level record we publish for Dubai communities. We have applied for direct ADREC data access and will publish Abu Dhabi at the same depth as Dubai once it is granted. We would rather tell you the limit of what we know than dress a half year figure up as something finer.
