Dubai developer Emaar has launched its newest masterpiece in Downtown Dubai - the new 'Sky Collection' apartments that open to the majestic views of The Dubai Fountain, the world’s tallest performing fountain, and Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building.

The 'Sky Collection' homes are located in the highest levels of the 76-storey tower that also features The Address Fountain Views hotel, said a statement from the company.

The limited collection of spacious, elegantly finished and fully furnished apartments will be serviced by The Address Hotels + Resorts, it added.

Discerning customers will now have the opportunity to own luxury homes within the ‘Sky Collection’ of The Address Residence Fountain Views III, Emaar Properties’ newest masterpiece in Downtown Dubai.

Launched recently to strong investor response, The Address Residence Fountain Views III is part of the three-tower dedicated serviced apartment development – the only one of its kind in Downtown Dubai.

The residences open to majestic views of The Dubai Fountain, the world’s tallest performing fountain, and inspiring views of Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building.

From the Sky Collection, customers can choose 4-bedroom and 5-bedroom furnished duplexes and apartments, which range in area from over 2,000 sq ft to over 17,000 sq. ft, inclusive of expansive suites and balcony areas.

Residents will become part of a thriving lifestyle with the scenic vistas from their homes spanning the city and the Gulf, remarked Ahmad Matrooshi, the managing director of Emaar Properties.

"Across all our new projects in Downtown Dubai, we have set aside an exclusive ‘Sky Collection’ that is specially designed to meet the lifestyle needs of the truly discerning clientele," he stated.

The ‘Sky Collection’ of The Address Residence Fountain Views III offers a great value proposition, especially for families, with its spectacular location, luxurious range of amenities, elegant finishes and the superb service offered by The Address Hotels + Resorts, he added.-TradeArabia News Service