Villa Black Rock – named after the stunning 20-foot high sculpture at the front of the mansion installed as a statement art piece – is set in the heart of one of Dubai’s most revered locations.
Across its expansive four floors, the ultra-chic villa offers 12 bathrooms, staff quarters for up to seven and a three-car air-conditioned garage.
And if seven bedrooms sounds too small, there’s an opportunity to expand and increase it up to nine.
In addition to its own sauna, potential buyers are offered the chance to own a steam room, vitality pool, 10ºC ice pool and massage room.
The gym, complete with the finest fitness equipment, has four metre high ceilings and boasts views of the Burj Khalifa – the world’s tallest building and one of the globe’s most iconic landmarks.
After working up a sweat in the private gym, the homeowner can then make their way down to the salon room, providing the option of their very own beautician without having to leave the premises.
Guests might mistake the home for a luxury five-star hotel, as crystal drop chandeliers hang from the nine-metre high ceiling in the villa’s entrance.
There’s plenty of world-class finishing’s evident, with Italian marble and tiling, Swedish wooden flooring, Belgium fireplaces and carpeting and American veneered panelling running throughout the home.
The villa also offers a fully integrated Vantage smart home automation with integrated Texecom security system.
Due to its exclusivity, the seller has not given the exact location and the price will only be revealed on application but is known to be upwards of $20 million (£14.8m).
Andrew Cummings, Partner, Head of Prime Residential at Knight Frank Middle East said: “For me the spa is the standout feature in this unbelievable home, with 1,000 square feet of utter luxury from a vitality pool, cold plunge pool, sauna, steam, massage room, salon and more on offer.
“It really is spectacular and homes of this quality and design are a rarity in Dubai, the owner has crafted every inch of this home to perfection.”
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