The skyscraper is located on the Limassol seafront and represents the second and final residential component of the Limassol Blu Marine masterplan—one of Cyprus’ most significant waterfront developments.
The apartments—offered in luxury, upper-luxury, and super-luxury categories—feature unobstructed sea views, exceptional construction standards, and high-end amenities. These include a striking two-level lobby furnished with Roberto Cavalli pieces, indoor water features, private elevators for residents, and a 50-metre infinity pool overlooking the Mediterranean.
Residents will enjoy access to an extensive range of personalized services, including 24-hour reception and concierge, optional housekeeping, babysitting, personal training, valet laundry, interior design consultation, in-room gardening, event planning, and in-home nursing support.
The architectural design is the work of the globally renowned firm Benoy.
Shared amenities span approximately 1,150 sq.m. and include a state-of-the-art wellness center featuring a 25-metre indoor heated pool, treatment rooms, sauna and steam bath, and a fully equipped gym.
Additional facilities include a private cinema, golf simulator, business center, and an exclusive owners’ lounge.
The Italian fashion house Roberto Cavalli, founded in 1970, operates across various sectors including fashion, accessories, interior design, fragrances, watches, and children's wear through its Just Cavalli line. The brand is currently owned by the investment group Auriel Investment SA.
Branded residences—luxury homes that combine high-end design with five-star services—are increasingly attracting affluent buyers. In this context, top fashion houses have entered the market, lending their identity and signature aesthetic to such developments.
Brands such as Armani, Versace, Bulgari, Fendi, and Missoni have either developed or collaborated on branded residence projects worldwide, from Miami and Dubai to Milan and Bangkok. These ventures are typically carried out in partnership with real estate developers or hospitality groups, with the fashion house overseeing interior design and, at times, the overall creative direction.
The added value brought by fashion houses to these projects goes beyond aesthetics—though design is undeniably a key element. It extends to the lifestyle they encapsulate. Buyers and investors are not simply acquiring a luxury property, but a holistic living experience that reflects the brand’s culture: superior quality, exclusivity, refined design, and premium services such as concierge, spas, and private clubs.
