Four Seasons Private Residences, Jeddah

Four Seasons Private Residences, Jeddah stands on the Corniche in Al Shati, directly on the Red Sea promenade, eight minutes from the Jeddah Waterfront and twenty-seven from King Abdulaziz International Airport. Midad Real Estate is building it as a single hotel-and-residences landmark: four interconnected towers of 27 floors, designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill around a terraced inner garden that turns the buildings inward to calm and outward to the sea.

There are 76 residences in all. One-bedroom homes start at 167 m², two-bedrooms run from 249 to 280 m², three-bedrooms from 313 to 349 m², four-bedrooms from 391 to 566 m² and five-bedrooms from 558 to 613 m², with two- and three-bedroom duplexes and one six-bedroom penthouse of 1,135 m² on the 27th floor. Interiors by Richmond International bring stone bathrooms, high-grade timber and metal detailing, floor-to-ceiling glazing and private balconies to the Red Sea; the larger homes add a show kitchen with a separate service kitchen for entertaining and staff.

Four Seasons manages and operates the residences through a dedicated private residences team led by a Director of Residences. Owners have their own lobby in each tower, valet and resident-only parking, a residents’ club lounge with an entertaining kitchen, meeting rooms and a sea-view terrace, an owners-only indoor pool and separate men’s and women’s gyms. Services extend to housekeeping, in-residence dining, a personal chef, butler service, pre-arrival preparation and chauffeur arrangements, some charged by the hotel. The hotel adds a spa with hammam and snow room, restaurants in the hanging gardens, a cigar lounge and a kids club.

Purchase runs on a 35 / 50 / 15 plan: a SAR 50,000 booking amount reserves the residence, 35% is paid on signing the sales agreement, five instalments of 10% follow every two months, and the final 15% falls due on handover in June 2027. The service charge is SAR 339 per square metre a year. It suits a buyer who wants a finished, fully serviced home on an established stretch of the Jeddah Corniche, kept as a family base or a lock-up-and-leave, with a single operator running the building.