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Saadiyat Island

Abu Dhabi

Saadiyat Island is Abu Dhabi's cultural and beachfront island, home to the Louvre Abu Dhabi and NYU Abu Dhabi. Its residential areas include beachfront villas and low-rise apartments along a stretch of natural beach.

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Louvre Abu Dhabi in the Saadiyat Cultural District
NYU Abu Dhabi campus
Saadiyat Beach and beach clubs
Beachfront villas and apartments
An Abu Dhabi investment zone open to foreign buyers

Top 3 Reasons to Live Here

Culture and beachMuseums and a natural beach on one island.
Premium addressOne of Abu Dhabi's most sought-after locations.
Freehold for foreignersOne of Abu Dhabi's investment zones.

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Living in Saadiyat Island

Who Saadiyat Island suits

High-net-worth families
Buyers wanting beachfront living in Abu Dhabi
Long-term investors

Pros of living in Saadiyat Island

Natural beaches
Cultural institutions on the island
Low-density, upmarket communities

Cons and things to consider

Premium prices
Parts of the island are still under development
Car-dependent

Getting around Saadiyat Island

Saadiyat Island links to central Abu Dhabi and Yas Island by highway. Most residents drive.

Saadiyat Island: frequently asked questions

Is Saadiyat Island a good place to live?

Saadiyat Island suits high-net-worth families, buyers wanting beachfront living in Abu Dhabi and long-term investors. Its strengths: natural beaches; cultural institutions on the island; low-density, upmarket communities. The main drawbacks: premium prices; parts of the island are still under development.

What are the pros and cons of living in Saadiyat Island?

Pros: natural beaches; cultural institutions on the island; low-density, upmarket communities. Cons: premium prices; parts of the island are still under development; car-dependent.

How do you get around Saadiyat Island?