Ellington House 4 at Dubai Hills Estate continues the quiet, refined language that has made the Ellington House series popular. The architecture keeps to a clean, minimalist expression with soft colours, generous glazing and durable materials, so the building feels calm in the day and softly luminous at night. Inside, circulation is simple, lobbies are bright and inviting, and the palette leans into warm stone and timber textures that read as modern without chasing short lived trends. The aim is effortless living. Apartments are planned to bring in natural light, kitchens are practical rather than decorative, and storage is sensibly integrated so rooms stay tidy without effort.

Life at Ellington House IV centres on a podium that supports both activity and rest. The leisure and lounge pool sits with views towards Dubai Hills Golf Course, with sunbeds set back so swimmers and readers are not competing for the same space. A shaded children’s pool and adjacent play nooks let younger residents spend time outside close to home. The fitness studio is fitted for real workouts, and a separate space is set aside for stretching or a quiet reset. Golf lockers and a wash area make weekend rounds easier, while an outdoor lounge and dining corner works for simple evenings with friends. A dog wash keeps pets and corridors cleaner after park walks. At ground and podium level the team has added small patches of planting, pocket lawns and seating so there is always a quiet spot to take a call or finish a chapter.

Homes follow the same measured approach. Studios are open and efficient for first buyers or pied a terre use. One and two bedroom plans add generous kitchens, proper wardrobes and balconies sized for a table and two chairs. Three bedroom layouts step up in width and storage, with circulation that still feels easy when everyone is home. Duplexes bring a house like feel within an apartment, while a limited set of four bedroom penthouses open to large terraces and long views. Finishes are understated and durable, with light toned joinery, worktops chosen for daily resilience, and bathrooms that balance soft textures with quality fittings. Floor to ceiling windows frame fairways, community greenery and the wider skyline, and acoustic and thermal performance has been considered so rooms stay comfortable in every season.

Operations are kept quietly in the background. Access control is clear and secure, lifts are quick, and back of house routes let maintenance happen out of sight. Parking is efficient with direct lobby access to shorten the walk on busy mornings. EV charging points support residents who have already made the shift to cleaner transport. For owners this usually translates to fewer interruptions and a building that simply gets out of the way of daily life. For landlords it helps occupancy and reduces time spent on small issues.

On the commercial side, Ellington House IV starts from about AED 1.8 million with a seventy thirty payment plan. That means twenty percent on booking within the first stage of the schedule, staged commitments through construction, and the balance at handover targeted for the fourth quarter of twenty twenty five. Typical sizes run from roughly 432 to 2,427 square feet across studios, one, two and three bedroom apartments, a limited number of duplex formats and a small collection of four bedroom penthouses. The combination of unit mix, address strength and design quality appeals to both end users and investors who want depth of tenant demand and a product that stays relevant over time.

Studios to 3 BR Apartments, Duplexes and 4 BR Penthouses for sale in Ellington House 4

This release keeps the things that work and refines the rest. Studios separate sleeping from living with layout and furniture rather than unnecessary walls. One bedroom apartments introduce kitchens that can handle everyday cooking, with sensible counter runs and integrated appliances. Two bedroom homes often split bedrooms to either side of the living space for privacy, which suits sharers and young families. Three bedroom plans gain width and storage so life does not feel crowded. Duplexes give you that extra volume and separation many buyers look for. Penthouses add larger terraces and long views across the estate and the city, while keeping the same soft interior language as the rest of the building.

Windows are positioned to pull daylight deep into the home without glare. Balconies are proper outdoor rooms rather than narrow ledges. Wardrobes are full height. Bathrooms are set up with good lighting and discreet storage so surfaces stay clear. The result is a set of homes that feel considered and calm on a busy weekday and generous enough when you are hosting at the weekend.