The Canopies Sanctuary is Aldar’s latest residential release at Yas Point on Yas Island, following the first phase of The Canopies.
While the original Canopies release focused more strongly on the waterfront and promenade, Sanctuary is centred around landscaped parkland and a quieter residential environment.
The phase includes 388 apartments across three residential buildings, overlooking an approximately 11,000 sqm park. The wider Yas Point community includes more than 20,000 sqm of public parks and gardens.
Residents remain connected to the waterfront promenade and the wider lifestyle, entertainment and leisure destinations available across Yas Island.
The Canopies Sanctuary offers studios to 3-bedroom residences, with sizes ranging from approximately 484 to 1,948 sq. ft. Studios start from AED 1.66M, 1-bedroom apartments from AED 2.3M, 2-bedroom apartments from AED 3.4M, 2-bedroom homes with maid’s room from AED 3.9M, and 3-bedroom residences with maid’s room and study from AED 5.2M. The phase includes 56 studios, 148 one-bedroom apartments, 74 two-bedroom apartments, 84 two-bedroom + maid residences, and only 26 three-bedroom + maid + study homes.
Park-Facing Living
The defining feature of The Canopies Sanctuary is its relationship with landscaped open spaces.
The three residential buildings are positioned around an approximately 11,000 sqm park, giving selected residences direct views over landscaped gardens, trees and open lawns.
The park forms part of more than 20,000 sqm of public parks and gardens across the wider Yas Point community.
This creates a residential environment where green spaces, pedestrian areas and outdoor facilities are integrated directly into everyday living.
Shaded Canopies and Outdoor Spaces
The community takes its name from the shaded canopy structures incorporated throughout the landscape.
These structures create shaded outdoor areas designed to make walking, sitting and social spaces more comfortable throughout more of the year.
Landscaped gardens, lawns, seating areas and pedestrian routes connect the residential buildings with the wider community.
