Homes are designed to maximise natural light and are said to be designed with an abundance of exterior and interior space

Al Mouj Muscat has announced the launch a new gated neighbourhood. The company, which is a JV between Omran, Tanmia and Majid Al Futtaim Properties, states that Golf Beach Residences comprises a limited collection of villas with an incomparable location and vibrant and luxurious oceanfront lifestyle.

According to a statement, the release of the northern section of Golf Beach Residences offers six-bedroom homes located within the Shatti District and within walking distance of the Golf District and Al Mouj Golf course. The 5-Star St. Regis Resort can also be reached via boulevards and landscaped walkways, the firm noted.

Al Mouj Muscat stated that three distinct property types are being developed and that each is designed to maximise natural light, with an abundance of space inside and out. It also said that every home is enhanced through contemporary design, modern features and meticulous design details as well as electric car charging points.

“These Golf Beach Residences are truly remarkable, not only because they offer residents seclusion and exclusivity but because their location and design integrates beautifully with the sea, the natural landscape and with access to our world-class golf course and vibrant leisure opportunities. This will be luxury oceanside and golf living at its very best,” said CEO Nasser Al Sheibani.

He also stated that the launch is a testament to Al Mouj Muscat’s success as a thriving lifestyle destination, a prestigious community that now attracts residents, businesses and visitors from around the world.

He added, “Golf Beach Residences follows the huge success of the Zunairah Villas launch, as we deliver properties to the highest standards of design, meet customer expectations and provide exceptional lifestyle amenities. Our ability to remain responsive to the market and excel as an aspirational destination will ensure that Al Mouj Muscat, residents and families will continue to flourish.”

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