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If you win the lottery, The Kleindienst Group definitely has some exclusive properties for you to purchase known as Dubai’s ultra-luxurious floating home.
In the clear-blue waters off the coast of Dubai lies a chain of islands known as The Heart of Europe. Richard Branson, fittingly, owns the island representing Great Britain. They’re manmade reconstruction of actual European nations, just on a smaller scale — part of an even larger chain of islands known as “The World.”
Dubai’s ultra-luxurious floating home is located about two and a half miles from Dubai’s shores so inhabitants will have to reach their Seahorse via boat or seaplane but once they’re out there, they can cross between the islands via floating jetties. The underwater section houses a master bedroom and bathroom from where people will be able to look out on a 500-square-foot coral garden.
Upstairs, residents will be able to stretch out on the massive floating bed or simply take in the stunning view from an observation platform.
In the coming weeks, The Heart of Europe will get its very first floating home, the aptly named “Floating Seahorse.” It’ll be the first of many in a giant fleet of Floating Seahorses. Before any of the Seahorses were even completed – and Kleindienst say they have already sold about 60 of the exclusive properties.
From their homes, residents will be able to see actual seahorses dancing through the Arabian Gulf — the animal’s natural habitat.
Josef Kleindienst, CEO of Kleindienst Group said they have invested months of research, design and planning into the project, which he believes will set a new standard in the luxury lifestyle market. The project is called Floating Seahorse because the residential units will have an artificial coral reef underneath that will serve as a breeding ground for seahorses.
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“The seahorse is an endangered specie and we will create an artificial coral reef beneath the luxury retreats which will be a protected area in which seahorses can safely live and breed. Very soon, people will be able to see up close and personal the beautiful and elegant Arabian horse of the ocean,” Kleindienst said.
