- A two-floor penthouse in the Burj Khalifa is on the market.
- Perched 1,509 feet above Dubai, it boasts 360° views.
- Residents enjoy access to private lounges, jacuzzis, spas, and more.
When you’re lounging 1,509 feet above Dubai, discretion is something of a given. I mean, who’s around to peek into your windows? However, after years shrouded in total privacy, the Burj Khalifa’s best-kept real estate secret has finally stepped into the spotlight as it goes up for sale.
The Highest Address on Earth
The two-floor Burj Khalifa Sky Palace, a 21,000 sq. ft. shell penthouse, is perched on the 107th and 108th floors of the world’s tallest tower.
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According to Asad Khan, CEO of Invest Dubai Real Estate (IDRE), this one-of-a-kind trophy home is up for grabs at a cool $51 million USD (c A$82 million).
What’s the catch? Well, you’ll need to renovate the gutted space, and realtors estimate this could set you back another $4.9 million thanks to the building’s one-of-a-kind specifications… but if you’ve already dropped a cool fifty mil, this is chump change, surely?
Not for the acrophobic, this Downtown Dubai crown jewel doesn’t just come with 360° city views, it’s quite literally in the clouds.
It also boasts 12 dedicated parking spaces, so your fleet of supercars can rest easy. Privacy here is all but guaranteed, and we know this is a big lure for big-money clients.
A New Meaning to ‘The High Life’
Once a quiet retreat for a high-profile Dubai celeb, this penthouse is now open to all deep-pocketed patrons.
Alongside its jaw-dropping height, the Burj Khalifa also offers private lounges on the 123rd floor, outdoor jacuzzis on the 43rd and 76th floors, plus a 25-meter swimming pool.
There’s more: the 2,717-foot tower houses two spas, gated gardens, three gyms, tennis courts, and grants you full access to the Armani Hotel’s luxury perks.
The building regularly hosts the world’s most extravagant New Year’s Eve fireworks. Sure, renovating in the clouds requires specialised expertise, but you won’t find anything quite like this in New York, Hong Kong, or Tokyo.
