Bugatti is characterized by producing dreamy hyper sports cars, with lines as muscular as they are exciting and unique mechanics, supported by the nobility of an 8.0-liter four-turbo engine with 16 cylinders arranged in a “W” pattern, prepared to deliver 1,500 or 1,600 hp, depending on the model in which the customer’s preference is found. And this one has, guaranteed, a predilection for things (very) expensive, luxurious, highly exclusive and inaccessible to the most ordinary of mortals. It is to satisfy the aspirations of this type of customer that Bugatti stepped out of his comfort zone and headed to Dubai to build the first residential project to bear his name, style and almost unimaginable perks, from private beaches for residents to elevators for… Bugatti.
The presentation of this real estate project took place at the end of May and brought together the general director of Bugatti Rimac, Mate Rimac, and Muhammad BinGhatti, general director of Binghatti, a partner of the French brand in this megalomaniac venture. The Bugatti Residences by Binghatti, as the residential complex is called, is located in the heart of Dubai, but aims to transport residents to the allure of the French Riviera, whether in the 171 Riviera Mansions or 11 Sky Penthouses.
According to Bugatti, no two residences will be the same in this architectural masterpiece, since each apartment will have its own design and solutions adapted to the client’s whim. What will be the same for all residents is the menu of benefits available, ranging from the French Riviera-inspired beach to the private members’ club, private pool, spa, gym and dining experiences at the chef”.
The list of amenities also included a butler and driver in private, for whoever wants it. But the icing on the cake is literally up there. This is because the development includes two car lifts, from the garage to the penthousesthat allows you to take the Chiron (or any other model) to the comfort of home… It will be a parking lot Undoubtedly different, that Bugatti fits into the concept of “the art of living”… The truth is that there is no lack of art or luxury in this particular oasis, sculpted in the French style.
Source: Observadora
