Beverly Crown by HMB

Beverly Crown at Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC) presents the premium class mid-rise façade, designed and developed by HMB Developments , lined with studios, 1 & 2-bedroom apartments and duplexes. This newly emerged 13-storey façade has started its root in JVC above the changing hues of the Arabian Gulf with some sand splashed towers catching the reflections of the golden sun of a Dubai sunset. The elegant façade rises over it in a kind of coronet, a three-level array of stepped-back set-up and cantilevered terraces that pier tips up to the sky on one of Dubai's most balanced communities. The tower is built to the strict standard of proportion, not overindulgence: a residence that is seen as calm confidence. The central location, between Al Khail Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, allows residents to enjoy a neighbourhood with a natural fluidity of school, park, retail, dining, and the rest of the emirate within a stone's throw. The building's architecture form unfolds layer by layer, as it recedes and advances across a series of floor, reflecting various facets of light in turn. Corners are partially enclosed with cantilevered balconies, each with a warm linear-lofted lounge beneath, which are bathed in glowing long light lines that follow the spaces between the floors as darkness falls, creating a ribbon-like glow on the night sky of the tower. The facade is blanketed with the unbroken, floor-to-ceiling envelope of glazed facade between dark metal frame and stone-clad podium capped by a warm taupe render. Sightlines can be maintained from any terrace with glass balustrades, and a double height entrance, flanked by book matched stone panelling under a projecting canopy which provides shade from mature palms, movements in. Internally, it is presented in two residential collections with various layouts, both of which are a study in material quality. Book matched cream and grey marble walls enclose inviting living areas, all buoyed by curved bouclé seating ribbons in warm shades of ivory. Kitchens are decorated with fluted oak-toned cabinetry with brushed brass hardware, along with waterfall-edges' marble islands below, slender pendant lighting fixtures and internally lit open shelving. A demure palette is also carried into the bedrooms' fitted dressing rooms and bathrooms are set against stone-effect finishes with fixtures selected with quiet, hotel-level accuracy. The rooftop over the houses becomes a series of thoughtful outside moments as opposed to one amenity deck. There is a timber lounged infinity pool that reflects the skyline, a clean white-beamed pergola, a meditation garden, and slower hours for a gathering zone with a terracotta-toned jogging track all ensnared by the abundance of shimmering, bustling water. A barbecue area and a rooftop lounge with a view of the horizon offer extension of evening outdoor living, while a nearby garden seating area counterpoints with a serene, contemplative backdrop to the play of pickleball.

Key Highlights:

Stepped tower in Jumeirah Village Circle with cantilevered balconies, curved backlit soffits, and a stone-clad podium beneath a landscaped plaza.
Studios, 1 & 2-bedroom apartments and duplexes finished with matched marble walls, curved bouclé seating, and fluted oak-toned cabinetry.
Positioned between Al Khail Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, connecting residents to every part of Dubai within minutes.
Kitchens anchored by edge marble, brushed brass hardware, and internally lit open shelving beneath slender contemporary pendant lighting fixtures.
Rooftop crown-shaped infinity pool bordered by timber loungers, offering skyline reflections and dappled shade across a considered outdoor deck.
Terracotta-toned jogging track winding beneath a white pergola, threading past a meditation garden and dedicated gathering zone for quieter hours.
Horizon rooftop lounge and barbecue area extend evening living outdoors, complemented by a dedicated pickleball court for active residents.