Status
Off-plan
Bedrooms
1–3
Delivery
Q4 2027
Starting at
AED 1,950,000
About the residence
Two-tower boutique residences within Meraas's City Walk masterplan.
The Mercer House places two slim towers within Meraas's existing City Walk masterplan — Ellington carries the residential delivery while Meraas retains the masterplan oversight. One- to three-bedroom apartments are joined by penthouses on the upper four floors. Ellington's design hand-print shows in the curved facade language and the lobby millwork. Residents access the City Walk retail spine and the building's own pool deck, residents' library, and outdoor fitness zone. Handover targets late 2027 on a 60/40 construction-and-handover split.
Amenities
- Two-tower boutique scale (≤ 200 units)
- Residents' library & co-working
- Sky pool with City Walk views
- Outdoor fitness terrace
- Kids' room & nursery
- Direct City Walk retail access
Payment plan
- 01On booking20%
- 02During construction40%
- 03On handover40%
Indicative: verified at reservation
▸ Questions buyers ask
Pre-purchase research, in your language.
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