Dubai’s leading design-led real estate developer, Ellington Properties, has announced the launch of Everly Place, its newest residential development in Mohammed Bin Rashid City’s Meydan Horizon, further strengthening its growing portfolio of thoughtfully designed homes across Dubai.
Overlooking the crystal lagoon, Everly Place features 209 residences across a curated mix of 1-bedroom, 1-bedroom plus study, 2-bedroom, 2-bedroom plus study and 3-bedroom plus study apartments. The development is shaped by open layouts, floor-to-ceiling windows and outdoor living spaces that draw the surrounding views into the home; from the lagoon and landscaped areas to the amenities deck.
Everly Place responds to this demand through a resident experience centred on wellbeing, leisure and connection. Its shared spaces include an infinity pool overlooking the lagoon, a club lounge with a bowling alley, café bar, co-working and gaming spaces, fitness studio, yoga studio, spa-inspired changing rooms with sauna and chromotherapy showers, indoor and outdoor kids’ play areas, outdoor cinema, BBQ and entertainment areas, outdoor table tennis, cabanas, shaded lounge seating, landscaped podium gardens, concierge services and a hospitality-inspired lobby lounge. Curated art installations by local artists will also be woven into the development, continuing Ellington’s commitment to making creativity part of the everyday residential experience.
Located within Meydan Horizon, Everly Place is positioned in one of Dubai’s emerging residential districts, with proximity to Downtown Dubai, Dubai Creek Harbour, Dubai International Airport and Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary. The wider area will also benefit from the recently approved Dubai Metro Gold Line, a 42km fully underground route that will connect 15 strategic locations, including Mohammed Bin Rashid City and Meydan, while linking with the Red Line, Green Line and Etihad Rail. The planned line is expected to further improve access across key residential and commercial districts, strengthening the long-term appeal of communities along its route.
