The secret mansion Dubai's most exquisite home

The very best homes in the world never come to market, with sellers preferring a private transfer over something that is widely publicised. This unique off-market approach, known in the industry as a ‘pocket listing’, is the prestige marketing of the 21st century. In a world where luxury real estate enjoys constant visibility courtesy of online property portals, magazines and social media, the thought of a home being hidden away and only accessible by the discerning few gives it an added sheen of exclusivity.

We are beyond delighted to be marketing what is one of the most remarkable new homes in Dubai, but of course, we cannot disclose its location. The house is spread over a lavish 38,000 sq ft and set on a plot of more than 41,000 sq ft. Architecturally, it is absolutely stunning, with clean contemporary lines in warm that are complemented by an abundance of full-height glass.

One cannot truly describe the sense of grandeur that is experienced upon entering this home. The hallway is not just wide, it is open above all the way to the topmost ceiling, and continues receding into the distance courtesy of glass doors and full-height windows set along the back wall. Marble covers the floors and the walls are adorned with the most incredible artwork and sculptural pieces. In fact, there are approximately 33 varieties of marble used across the home, and you will find a different type in the floors, along some of the walls, on countertops, and along the stairs. As for the art, it all belongs to the homeowner’s private collection, picked up along his travels across the word. From loosely done sketches to intricately painted masterworks, each piece adds a distinct touch of character to the room that it’s in. Wherever you turn, your eyes will be drawn to an exceptional work of craftsmanship.

Indeed, a novella might be written describing every element in each room down to the barest detail. One could perhaps list the dozen or so tile brands from Italy, or the 20-odd European brands that have provided accent lights. And that doesn’t even cover the furniture, made up of more than 500 pieces in total and imported from across Europe and Asia, or sanitary fittings from yet another dozen highly renowned European brands.

One of Germany’s finest kitchen brands, Goettling, is responsible for the design of both the presentation kitchen and the service kitchen – in fact, the latter looks like it could host the next season of Masterchef. Marble surfaces abound, from the counters to the backsplash, you have beautiful soft-touch cabinets in warm grey, and the use of fluorescent underlighting creates a very stylish and elegant effect. Appliances are by Miele, Siemens and Quooker, with refrigeration units courtesy of SubZero.

And of course, there is the centrepiece of the ground floor - a three-storey-high cantilevered staircase, the largest of its kind you will find anywhere in the world. This magnificent structure of stone, marble, glass and gold winds its way up from the main hallway, fully supported on just one side so that the bulk of the staircase hangs free. As you make your way up to the first floor, you will undoubtedly be wowed by the skill and craftsmanship that has gone into its making. At the same time, your eyes will be drawn upward, to the artwork that frames the staircase, leading you to a landing that is in effect a miniature art gallery.

This is the sort of home that has a walk-in close in every single bedroom. There are effectively two master suites, one in each wing of the house. The primary master, which takes up most of the western wing, includes its own sitting room and two balconies, one of which has a Jacuzzi installed in it. Though surprisingly, the master suite is not the most unique room in the house - that honor belongs to one of the secondary bedrooms, which has a professional studio inside it complete with a soundproofed recording booth and equipment.

Rising above it all is a beautifully landscaped rooftop terrace from where you can enjoy the most incredible 360-degree views, including the Burj Khalifa soaring over the horizon.

The basement is divided into three sections - a game room and lounge with a bar, cafe-style seating a foosball table and a private cinema; an immense garage that can accommodate a small fleet of cars and can be easily converted into a nightclub; and a wellness area with two stunning gyms, a massage room and a spa room with a Jacuzzi and a skylight.

Once you have been sufficiently awed by the indoor spaces, you can venture outdoors, which offers you an in-ground pool, a lawn, a patio deck and a water feature. You also have a skylight-topped gazebo with a marble cooking/BBQ station and a dining setup, and a little promenade with benches running along one side of the house. In one corner is the piece de resistance - an amphitheatre that is perfectly suited for hosting a lavish soiree, an outdoor concert, or an incredibly lavish backyard wedding with plenty of room for seating a fair number of guests.

The sheer quality of the build, the extensive list of materials, the incredible craftsmanship, not to mention all of the imported furniture and fittings, come together to make this a truly spectacular home in one of the world’s finest cities.

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