

Price
AED 1.42M* Onwards
Sizes
507 Sq. Ft.* Onwards
Status
Under Construction
Location
Sobha Siniya Island

Type
Apartmentsconfiguration
1, 2 & 3 BedUnits
1400*Land Area
Part of 367* AcresCoraline Beach Residences by Sobha is a premium beachfront development located on Sobha Siniya Island, Umm Al Quwain. The project offers elegantly designed 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments and spacious 3 bedroom duplexes starting from 507 sq. ft., with prices from AED 1.42M*. Residents can enjoy stunning views of the Arabian Gulf, white sandy beaches, and a peaceful island lifestyle—perfect for both end-users and investors in the UAE.
Part of a 367-acre master community, the development features 3 modern towers (G+P+9) with world-class amenities including lagoon beach, infinity pool, yacht club, outdoor cinema, landscaped parks, kids play areas, fitness centre, and water sports activities. With excellent connectivity to Marjan Island, UAQ Corniche, and nearby cities, plus a handover in December 2028, Coraline Beach Residences offers strong investment potential and modern coastal living.

Flexible 60/40 payment plan
367-acre master island community
Handover scheduled for March 2028
3 towers rising up to G + 9 floors each
Seamless access via 1.7 km UAQ bridge
Protected island with rich biodiversity

Paddle Boarding

Outdoor Cinema

Landscaped Parks

Lagoon Beach

Yacht Club

Kids Play Area

Infinity Swimming Pool

Natural Beach

Bbq & Dining Areas

State-of-the-art Fitness Centre

Community Centre

Adventure Water Sports

During Construction
On Handover




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Sobha Realty is the internationally recognized luxury developer known for its own workmanship, architectural perfection, and timely work. Landmark projects such as Sobha Hartland, Sobha One, and Waves Opulence mean urban convenience mixed with green living and waterfront are an unrivaled combination provided by the brand. The Sobha homes fully reflect this dedication to quality and detail, with all of their homes being created using a backward-integrated model.