Nawayef Park Views, Hudayriyat Island Abu Dhabi

Set along a scenic stretch of Hudayriyat Island to the south of Abu Dhabi, Nawayef Park Views is a low-rise community of Mediterranean-style apartment blocks surrounded by lush greenery. This beautiful pedestrianised neighbourhood is lined with landscaped streets, contains picturesque water features, and enjoys convenient access to nearby attractions.

Nawayef Park Views take its design inspiration from the charming plazas and squares that define some of the most beloved cities across the Mediterranean. The buildings are arranged across quiet, wide streets shaded by pergolas and complemented by mature greenery. It is a space that feels far removed from the urban energy of Abu Dhabi, yet it maintains an authentically local character.

The two-bedroom apartments at Nawayef Park Views are ideal for young professionals and growing families, with a perfect mix of social and private spaces. The Mediterranean influence extends to the design and layout of each residence, which are bathed in warm earthy hues. The overall aesthetic is minimalist and sleek, complemented by terraces overlooking a beautiful central park.

Wellness and nature are key areas of focus in the lifestyle at Nawayef Park Views, offering residents access to a swimming pool, fitness centre, yoga zones, shaded BBQ zones, and children’s pool and play areas. A central plaza and park serve as the main social hubs of the community, with a vibrant beach forming its outer boundary. Concierge and valet services are on hand to streamline the living experience.

Hudayriyat Island is a destination for those who love to stay active. Hugging Abu Dhabi’s southwestern shoreline, the island contains one of the largest parks in the UAE and has a network of cycling paths spanning 220 kilometres. Sports facilities are also located around the island and in individual communities. Hudayriyat Island is conveniently located only 18 minutes from the heart of the city, is 30 minutes from the ADGM financial centre, and is 40 minutes from Saadiyat Cultural District.