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In the spirit of the Floating Seahorse and the Waterlovt, New Living on Water offers customizable luxury floating properties for use as hotels or private residences.
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As one might expect from a floating luxury home, New Living on Water’s offerings are downright palatial. Each unit has three levels, a split basement, four bedrooms with bathrooms, a dining room with balcony, and plenty of outdoor space connected to the home’s other work and living spaces.
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In addition, each room has separate temperature controls. The whole structure can be hooked into land-based sanitation and electrical systems, although each home can also be made self-sufficient through optional solar panel and water purification upgrades.
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New Living on Water will debut at Cityscape Global in Dubai in September, and the 16,000-square-foot unit on display has an estimated cost of $11 million. For a closer look at New Living On Water’s offerings, click here.
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