Male & Female Changing Room & Wellness Spa With Cryotherapy RoomThe S at Sobha Hartland IIby Sobha
The S at Sobha Hartland II project details
5BR: 2 spaces
4BR: 2 spaces
5BR: 2 spaces
4BR: 2 spaces
The S at Sobha Hartland II is a 70-storey residential tower in Dubai with four-bedroom homes, panoramic outlooks and a triangular architectural form. Its multi-level podium brings together wellness, fitness, entertainment, co-working and family amenities within the Sobha Hartland 2 community.
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| Stage | Name | Percent | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| During Construction | During construction | 60% | |
| On Handover | Upon Handover | 40% |
Amenities & Facilities
Male & Female Changing Room & Wellness Spa With Cryotherapy Room
Kids Play Area
Wall Climbing
Gym
Fitness & Yoga Studio
Indoor Cinema
Music & Karaoke Studio
Co-Working & Library
Swimming Pool
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Project Overview
The S at Sobha Hartland II is a 70-storey residential tower in Sobha Hartland 2, Dubai. Its equilateral triangular form is designed to open broad views from the residences while giving the building a clear, recognisable silhouette. The residence information centres on four-bedroom homes planned with the scale, privacy and flow of elevated family living.
A multi-level podium creates a sequence of shared spaces beneath the tower. Wellness, fitness, leisure and social areas are organised across indoor and outdoor zones, allowing residents to move between active routines and quieter settings without leaving the development.
The wellness programme includes separate changing facilities, a spa with cryotherapy room, gym and fitness and yoga studio. Swimming facilities add a water-oriented leisure dimension, while the wider project description also emphasises calm spaces for reflection and recovery.
Entertainment and community uses include an indoor cinema, music and karaoke studio, co-working and library, children’s play area, wall-climbing facility and BBQ area. The combination supports family activity, creative use, work and informal social time within one coordinated amenity environment.
Inside the residences, porcelain tile flooring runs through formal living, dining and family areas, with timber-look porcelain adding warmth in bedrooms. Kitchens use reconstructed stone countertops and Miele or equivalent appliances. Bathrooms continue the refined material approach with porcelain finishes and precise fittings. Smart-home controls support lighting, temperature and curtain settings.
Sobha Hartland 2 provides the wider community setting, with views toward Downtown Dubai, Ras Al Khor’s natural landscape and surrounding waterfront areas. The S brings together height, structured geometry, carefully planned four-bedroom homes and a broad podium experience within this established part of Dubai.
The broader podium concept also includes a courtyard, zen garden, yoga terrace and meditation areas, creating quieter counterparts to the active fitness zones. Water amenities described for the development range from an infinity pool to a beach-edge pool, children’s pool and wet loungers, giving the podium several distinct leisure settings.
Creative and entertainment uses extend beyond the cinema and music studio. Arcade and augmented-reality areas, a dance studio and children’s activity spaces add variety for different ages and interests. These functions help the tower operate as a vertically organised community rather than a residential building with only basic shared facilities.
The panoramic outlook is another defining part of the design. The triangular geometry is intended to open views from each side of the tower, connecting the residences visually with Downtown Dubai, Ras Al Khor and the landscaped waterfront surroundings of Sobha Hartland 2.
Master Plan & Location
Nearby Places
| Place | Distance | Minutes |
|---|---|---|
| Dubai International Airport | 15.6 km | — |
| Sobha Mall | 9.6 km | — |
| Downtown Dubai | 9.9 km | — |
| Greens West Park | 8.3 km | — |
| Jumeira Public Beach | 15.4 km | — |
| Kinderville Ras Al Khor | 7.5 km | — |
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About Sobha
Sobha is an international luxury real estate developer committed to redefining the art of living by building sustainable communities. Established in 1976 as an interior decoration firm in Oman by the iconic PNC Menon — a visionary leader in the space, we have grown our presence world-over with developments and investments in the UAE, Oman, Bahrain, Brunei, and India.They
are dedicated to supporting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and aligning with the UAE's ambition to become net-zero by 2050. They firmly believe in leading by example and championing initiatives that prioritize environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and ethical governance throughout all aspects of their operations. This dedication motivates them to integrate innovative technologies and practices, build inclusive communities, build partnerships and ensure transparency in their operations and performance disclosure.
With an unwavering leadership dedication from the Board and top management, they are poised to forge ahead in the climate journey and build a better world for future generations. They are devoted to creating a legacy of positive impact for both their planet and its people, setting new benchmarks in the industry and delivering enduring value to all their stakeholders.
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