Binghatti Grove

Binghatti Grove is described by its developer as an oasis of tranquility rooted in the heart of Jumeirah Village Circle, where biophilic design meets the serenity of the natural world and the sophistication of contemporary life. The tower is presented as a sanctuary that takes root amid the city: landscaped greenery filters sunlight across sleek, sustainable facades, and natural materials are carried through the interiors and common areas. Binghatti's published material list for the project includes Cipollino Nuvolato and Statuario marble, bronze glass, champagne metal, wood veneer, Corian, Iris Crema porcelain and mirror finishes. A serene landmark in JVC, Grove comprises 388 residences across 42 residential floors, arranged above four podium levels and a dedicated amenities floor, with a mechanical floor and roof above and 16 ground-floor retail shops below. The mix is 360 one-bedroom, 20 two-bedroom and 8 three-bedroom apartments on a plot of 6,424.10 sq m (69,148.37 sq ft). Open-plan layouts and expansive windows are intended to fill each residence with natural light; the published floor plans show double-height balconies with pergolas, and the developer's own gallery includes private plunge pools. Amenity provision is described as "mindful": an adults' pool, a children's pool and a pool deck, an outdoor seating area, an outdoor fitness area and a yoga area, a basketball court, a padel court and a children's play area. The developer positions the location as a crossroads between Dubai's energy and its greenery, skyline views on one side and a private landscaped sanctuary on the other, with Jumeirah Village Circle giving direct access to Al Khail Road (E44) and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311). Binghatti describes Grove as a place for the discerning, those who value both the tranquility of nature and the refinement of contemporary life.