
Seven bedrooms across three levels and 12,010 square feet — the biggest of the Coral designs. Redwood is a ground-plus-two mansion on Palm Jebel Ali's outer fronds, drawn by the SAOTA, LOCI, LW Design and NAGA collective for buyers who measure a home in volume rather than rooms.
Redwood is the Coral Collection's biggest floor plate. At 12,010 square feet it sits at the very top of the collection's 11,500–12,500 sqft band — the largest of the Coral designs, and by that measure the most house you can commission on Palm Jebel Ali short of a bespoke commission. Where the other Coral mansions trade in the same ultra-prime register, Redwood simply gives you more of it: more ground-floor volume, more space to move between the levels, more room for a house to breathe.
The name is the key to the character. Redwood is the warm-toned member of the collection — a palette built around timber, grain and depth rather than the cooler, brighter mineral notes of its siblings. The intent is a mansion that reads as grounded and enveloping: generous entertaining volumes on the ground floor, a G+2 arrangement that stacks private quarters above the shared living, and the kind of material warmth that makes 12,010 square feet feel like a home rather than a hall. It is designed by the same four-studio collective behind the whole Coral Collection — SAOTA, LOCI, LW Design and NAGA — whose remit here is scale handled with restraint.
Four things set Redwood apart within the Coral Collection — its size, its warmth, its vertical arrangement and its position on the island. The precise room configuration is confirmed on the floor plans; what follows is the character of the mansion.
At 12,010 square feet, Redwood is the biggest of the Coral designs — the top of the collection's built-up range. If the brief is maximum volume within the Coral register, this is the design that answers it, with the most generous ground floor of the family.
Redwood is the collection's warm note — a material language built around timber tones, grain and depth. The effect is a mansion that feels enveloping rather than austere, where the scale is softened by the warmth of the finish rather than amplified by it.
The G+2 arrangement stacks the house across three levels — expansive shared and entertaining volumes at ground, private quarters above. The vertical plan lets a seven-bedroom household spread out, keeping the living heart of the home separate from where it sleeps.
Like every Coral mansion, Redwood sits on Palm Jebel Ali's outer fronds — the rarest and most private addresses on the island, furthest out into the water. It is the position that defines the collection: seclusion and aspect that the inner fronds cannot offer.
The full floor plans set out how the design collective has resolved 12,010 square feet across seven bedrooms and three levels — the ground-floor entertaining volumes, the private quarters above, and the flow between them. We'll send the plans together with current pricing and released-plot availability for this design.
Redwood is released off-plan. Pricing and availability are confirmed on request — inventory and asking prices move as each phase of the Coral Collection sells.
Redwood is released off-plan, reserved on Palm Jebel Ali's 80/20 payment plan — 20% on booking, 60% across construction milestones, and the balance on handover, with the first Coral handovers expected from around 2027. The Coral Collection opens from AED 30 million, and because Redwood is the largest design in it, an individual mansion sits within — and typically toward the upper end of — that range depending on its plot and precise outer-frond position. That is why the asking price is confirmed on request rather than fixed on a page.
A specific design on a specific outer frond is a finite thing, so availability moves. The honest position is that the plot line and the asking price you are quoted today are the live ones — both confirmed at the point of enquiry. Ownership is freehold and open to any nationality, and at this level the purchase clears the AED 2 million Golden Visa threshold many times over, making Redwood as much a residency decision as a property one.
Redwood is one design within the Coral Collection, itself one of three residential collections on Palm Jebel Ali. If the largest mansion isn't quite the brief, the wider Coral Collection, the beachfront Beach villas and the apartments of Palm Central sit alongside it.
Redwood has a built-up area of 12,010 square feet — the largest of the Coral Collection designs, sitting at the top of the collection's 11,500–12,500 sqft band. The space is arranged across three levels in a G+2 mansion built for a full household.
Redwood is a seven-bedroom mansion. At 12,010 square feet across a ground-plus-two arrangement, the home is scaled for an extended household — family, long-stay guests and live-in staff — with the ground floor given over to generous shared and entertaining volumes.
Redwood is a Coral Collection design by the same four-studio collective behind the collection — SAOTA, LOCI, LW Design and NAGA. Redwood is their warm, timber-toned member of the family, and the largest floor plate among the Coral mansions.
The Coral Collection opens from AED 30 million, and because Redwood is the largest design in it, an individual mansion is priced within — and typically toward the upper end of — that range depending on its plot and outer-frond position. Released inventory and pricing move as each phase sells, so the exact current asking price is confirmed on request. Mansions are reserved off-plan on the island's 80/20 payment plan.
Redwood sits on Palm Jebel Ali's outer fronds — the rarest and most private addresses on the island, furthest out into the water. The outer-frond position is what defines the whole Coral Collection, offering seclusion and aspect the inner fronds cannot.
Tell us your preferred configuration and we'll send the Coral Collection floor plans, the current asking price and live availability for Redwood on the outer fronds.