Penthouse kingdom for Dh45m at the Fairmont on Dubai’s Palm Jumeirah – in pictures

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  The ceiling in the lounge is exceptionally high, creating a regal effect. Courtesy Fine and Country International​

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  There are also five separate outdoor terraces spread over 4,000 sq ft around the property - offering views of the Arabian Gulf as well as the Dubai Marina skyline and the Palm itself. Courtesy Fine and Country International​

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  The property is spread over two floors. Courtesy Fine and Country International​

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  The luxury pad has a direct link to the Fairmont Hotel and access to all of the facilities offered at the 5 star hotel resort, including 24-hour room service. Courtesy Fine and Country International​

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  The penthouse offers deep, cavernous spaces with windows and Juliette balconies that create an Italian styled, baroque aura that belies the building’s modernity. Courtesy Fine and Country International​

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  Looking down on to the lounge area. Courtesy Fine and Country International​

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  The outdoor terrace has two separate changing rooms and shower facilities.Courtesy Fine and Country International​

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  The building has a 24-hour concierge and a full Security team as well as its own private lift straight to the penthouse. Courtesy Fine and Country International​

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  There are five bedrooms - all en suite. Courtesy Fine and Country International​

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  The kitchen, should the buyer wish to dine in rather than at one of the hotel's restaurants. Courtesy Fine and Country International​

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  The Fairmont Residences on the Palm are the north and south tower while the Fairmont Hotel is the middle tower. Courtesy Fine and Country International​

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  The Fairmont Hotel has its penthouse for sale - the property is 40,000 sq ft. Courtesy Fine and Country International​

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  This bedroom has views aplenty of the Arabian Gulf. Courtesy Fine and Country International​

Fairmont North Royal Penthouse is one of only two in the Fairmont. It’s currently the largest ready-built penthouse on the trunk of the Palm Jumeirah. Courtesy Fine and Country International