During the launch of the "Floating Sea Palace" project

Selling a floating house in Dubai for 20 million dirhams

The new project includes 6 floating houses.

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The "Seagate Shipyard" company, which is based in Dubai, has revealed the sale of a floating mobile house, worth 20 million dirhams, to the businessman, Palfinder Sahani, known as "Abu Sabah."

The company explained to Emirates Today that the sale took place during a ceremony held by the company yesterday at the Armani Burj Khalifa Hotel, to announce the launch of the “Floating Sea Palace” project, which includes six houses, including the house that Sahani bought.

The company added that the completion rate of the "Neptune" floating house that was sold reached 95%, to be inaugurated from the waters of the Dubai Marina "Dubai Marina" next month, indicating that the house was designed in the form of a moving glass boat that can move from anywhere. To the other safely, and it works by propulsion engines equipped with the "hydraulic" system that resists wave movements, which gives a greater sense of comfort while on the move.

"Seagate Shepherd" reported that the house consists of two floors and a balcony, in addition to a roof that includes a glass swimming pool, indicating that the area of ​​each floor is 300 square meters.

She indicated that the first floor consists of four bedrooms with their bathrooms, while the ground floor is characterized by a large glass floor, and it also includes a kitchen, a living room and two additional rooms for the workers in the house.

The owner and implementer of the idea of ​​the project, Muhammad Al-Bahrawi, said that the idea of ​​the project came from thinking of a project that is compatible with the city of Dubai, which does not know the impossible.

He added, "We have entered into a challenge with time and circumstances, and we presented to you an idea that combines luxury, luxury and investment," pointing out that Aston Martin was chosen to furnish the house.

Al-Bahrawi explained, “(Neptune) was designed in the form of an environmentally friendly glass boat, while it was equipped with a self-sterilization system and air filtration, in addition to an intelligent automatic system that operates the entire house, which is completely in compliance with all international safety standards, as well as it is powered by solar energy. The garbage recycling system, as well as advanced technologies for treating wastewater.

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