Verified

Off-Plan

Initial Sale

1 / 28

AED

500,000

Est. Payment AED 0/mo

Studio

1 bath

534 sqft

Sky Line by Peace Homes, Dubai Land Residence Complex (DLRC), Dubai, UAE

Sky Line Studio | DLRC | City & Pool View

Type

Apartment

Purpose

Sale

Furnishing

Unfurnished

Updated

18th October 2026

Completion Status

Off-Plan

Payment Plan

100/0

Handover

Q4 2028

Developer

Peace Homes Development

Project Name

Sky Line by Peace Homes

This residential studio apartment for sale is located in Sky Line by Peace Homes in Dubai Land Residence Complex (DLRC), Wadi Al Safa 5. The unit offers a practical layout with one bathroom and an attached kitchenette area. Large glazing and balcony access, as seen in the visuals, provide a mix of city and community outlooks.

Key Features:

Balcony or terrace

Wooden flooring

Pool view

Downtown city view

Marina view

Skyline view

Garden and park views

Courtyard and road views

Beachfront and sea views

Landmark and community views

The apartment sits within a modern tower featuring curved balconies, integrated greenery, and a landscaped podium. Residents can enjoy rooftop pool decks with loungers, sports courts, and outdoor seating areas designed for everyday relaxation. Ground-level retail spaces and landscaped walkways add convenience within the immediate surroundings.

Amenities:

Swimming pool

Gym or health club

Kids play area

Lawn or garden

Barbeque area

Steam room

Nearby hospitals

Dubai Land Residence Complex (DLRC) is a mixed-use community with residential and commercial buildings, parks and open spaces. It offers access to supermarkets, nurseries, schools, medical centres and local plazas within short driving distance. The wider area includes leisure destinations such as Dubai Outlet Mall, IMG Worlds of Adventure and Global Village.

DLRC enjoys road connectivity via Emirates Road (E611) and Dubai–Al Ain Road (E66), with onward access to Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311). Academic City and Dubai Silicon Oasis are reachable within about 10–15 minutes by car, supporting both work and study commutes. Public transport options are still developing, so private vehicles or ride-hailing services remain the primary mode of travel for residents.

Posted on: 18th October 2026