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Your Life, Your Way at Four Seasons Private Residences in the Middle East and North Africa
From penthouses in the heart of Dubai’s financial district to secluded Red Sea villas, there’s something for everyone in the Middle East and North Africa.
More than an address, a home is a way of life. Across the Middle East and North Africa, Four Seasons Private Residences offer an increasingly varied answer to the question of what living well can look like—from an apartment at the centre of a global business hub to a villa surrounded by desert, mountains, and sea.
Although the settings and lifestyles may differ dramatically, one thing remains constant at Four Seasons Private Residences: the highly personalized, intuitive service Four Seasons is famous for. Dedicated teams learn residents’ preferences, anticipate their needs, arrange experiences, manage everyday details, provide round-the-clock security, and manage the homes when owners are not in residence. Acclaimed architects and designers create the residences and environments, adding a level of sophistication. When daily life feels this seamless, residents benefit from maximum enjoyment in their homes.
At Four Seasons Private Residences across the Middle East and North Africa, effortless living takes three distinct forms: residences at the heart of cosmopolitan destinations, sanctuaries that offer a respite from urban life, and seaside escapes that make every day feel like a vacation.

Where Business Meets Pleasure
For those who prefer to be in the middle of everything, these residences combine home, work and leisure in some of the region’s most dynamic urban neighbourhoods.
At Four Seasons Private Residences Dubai at DIFC, the commute may be measured in minutes or footsteps. Set amid the buzz of Gate Avenue in the Dubai International Financial Centre, an address at Four Seasons Private Residences Dubai at DIFC puts residents amid a walkable neighbourhood of offices, restaurants, galleries and shops. Designed by Sir David Chipperfield, the residential tower overlooks central oasis-like gardens and boasts sweeping views stretching from Downtown Dubai and Burj Khalifa to Emirates Towers. With just 59 residences and two penthouses, the property makes the transition between work and home effortless.

Waterfront living meets the energy of Manama at Four Seasons Private Residences Bahrain Bay, where 98 apartments, eight duplexes, and six penthouses occupy an exclusive enclave overlooking the water. The location provides easy access to the capital’s business, cultural, and shopping destinations, but one of its greatest assets lies even closer: Four Seasons Hotel Bahrain Bay. Residents are whisked across an elegant and picturesque private bridge in a chauffeur-driven golf cart to the hotel’s white-sand beach, pools, spa, and restaurants. Back at home, residents have access to a glamorous bay-view private pool and a pool deck conceived by landscape designer Roberto Burle Marx, a fully equipped gym, a plush cinema that seats 15, a stimulating children’s area, and a multi-purpose residents’ lounge for everything from a quiet morning coffee to an informal business meeting.

Home as an Oasis
These communities offer a different proposition: room to retreat without retreating altogether. Nature, gardens, beaches, and amenities create a buffer from urban life, while the city remains within easy reach.
The natural and cultural worlds come together at Four Seasons Private Residences Abu Dhabi at Saadiyat Beach. The award-winning architects at Killa Design, inspired by Saadiyat Island’s shoreline, created gently curved buildings with terraces looking towards the sea and a palette drawn from sand, stone, and softly burnished metals. The lifestyle is similarly balanced. Residents have direct beach access, pools, tennis and padel courts, spa and fitness facilities, and extensive children’s amenities. Beyond the property lies Saadiyat’s renowned cultural district, along with golf and the attractions of Abu Dhabi—making this as appealing to art lovers as beach lovers.
Overlooking the Persian Gulf, Four Seasons Private Residences at The Pearl-Qatar pairs the pleasures of resort life with one of Doha’s most established shopping and entertainment districts. Life can easily revolve around the water, with a private beach, infinity pool, and landscaped paths. Meanwhile, The Pearl’s boutiques, cafés and restaurants are right outside—although residents tempted to stay home can have the residential concierge arrange a private chef instead.

The Red Sea provides the backdrop for the striking four towers of Four Seasons Private Residences Jeddah at the Corniche. The architecture balances a strong urban presence with a calmer interior world: The interconnected towers encircle a garden while opening towards the water. The result reflects Jeddah itself, a centuries-old crossroads of cultures now undergoing rapid transformation. Here, residents can be part of the city’s increasingly ambitious commercial and cultural life while enjoying a sense of calm and seclusion at home.
Space is the defining luxury at Four Seasons Private Residences at New Cairo Capital at Madinaty, set amid 85 hectares of parkland. Pierre-Yves Rochon’s interiors complement expansive architecture and beautifully landscaped grounds. Botanical gardens filled with significant plant specimens and commissioned art create places for wandering and reflection, while an expansive ballroom and event lawn make large-scale entertaining part of the proposition. With shopping, dining, golf, and the international airport nearby, the development combines the greenery and scale of a private estate with the accessibility of an emerging urban centre.

Seaside Escapes
At these Red Sea addresses, the distinction between residence and holiday becomes happily blurred. Beaches, reefs, mountains, and outdoor pursuits transform the everyday into an escape.
An intimate community of 26 three- to six-bedroom villas, designed by U+A in collaboration with Goddard Littlefair, makes up Four Seasons Private Residences AMAALA at Triple Bay on the west coast of Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea. Wellness and nature shape the experience throughout the many outdoor spaces—in the shaded terrace, native gardens, open-air bars, and dramatic spa—while the wider landscape is ideal for sailing, diving, kayaking, golf, and hiking. Nearby experiences include sailing, horseback riding, kayaking, and mountain biking.
Another option on Saudi Arabia’s west coast, Four Seasons Private Residences Red Sea at Shura Island offers a vision of island living rooted in an extraordinary natural setting of lagoon-like waters, mangroves, and golden beaches. Foster + Partners designed the light-filled residences to connect indoor spaces with the landscape and have been awarded LEED Platinum certification for their green building design. Days move between the championship golf course, the beach, water sports, spa treatments, and yoga, while vibrant dining venues at the golf clubhouse and the resort provide options close to home.

For avid divers—or anyone who likes the idea of a private beach as an extension of the backyard—Four Seasons Private Residences Sharm El Sheikh has an obvious advantage. The resort occupies 45 hectares of landscaped gardens along one kilometre of private Red Sea beachfront, opposite one of the world’s celebrated diving areas. HKS and Wimberly created residences using natural materials and regional architectural influences, set among tropical gardens close to the beach. Offshore, reefs, marine life, and historic shipwrecks make underwater exploration part of everyday life.
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