A refined low‑rise concept tuned for privacy, clarity, and daily flow. Placed on Al Marjan Island in Ras Al Khaimah, Aqua Maya by BNW Developments pairs island tranquility with modern sophistication. The 3-bedroom layout balances private retreat with an open living core designed for light and flow. Positioned within Al Marjan, planning favors clear circulation and indoor‑outdoor use. Two‑aspect outlooks enhance cross‑ventilation where the plan allows. Circulation stays compact to preserve useful living area for everyday use. Sleeping zones sit away from activity with integrated wardrobes to keep layouts calm. Neutral palettes create a quiet base for art, books, and personal texture. Joinery details hide cable paths and add practical storage lines. Residents access a rooftop lounge with BBQ zones, spa with sauna and steam, and curated family gardens. Connectivity: Access to Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road keeps city links straightforward. | Resort clusters on Al Marjan Island are minutes away, linking dining, marinas, and leisure.. Indicative area around 2,475.70 sq ft with pricing guidance near AED 6,377,639. Amenity mix aligns with resident comfort and investment resilience. Proximity to the upcoming Wynn Al Marjan Island raises long‑term value signals. A simple schedule—10% booking, 50% during build, 40% at completion—keeps commitments clear. Further notes underline practical planning and long‑range usability. Smart‑home readiness supports lighting, climate, and security routines. A beachfront setting shaped for calm routines and long horizon views. An island address where daylight, measured proportions, and sea air set the tone. Kitchens are organized for genuine use, with appliance zones and clear work edges. Full‑height glazing frames Gulf water, sky bands, and landscaped courts. Ras Al Khaimah International Airport sits around 15 minutes; Dubai International about 45 minutes. A coastal residence balancing flexible living with practical storage and calm finishes. Further notes underline practical planning and long‑range usability. Private terraces and broad balconies pull living areas outward toward the water.