The Coastal Residences beside Sira Prime are SIRA Lifestyle’s first ground-up development, and their brief fits on one line: low, long and open to the water.

Low

Nothing rises above the tree line. Thirty-eight residences are set in two-storey terraces that step down toward the shore, so every unit sees the water and none sees a neighbour’s roof. The residents’ club sits at the lowest point, where the estate meets the coastal path.

Long

The terraces run parallel to the shore rather than toward it. It costs frontage — fewer units touch the water directly — but it gives every residence a long garden edge and keeps the estate’s spine, a shared garden, continuous from end to end.

Open to the water

Living rooms face the sea through full-height glazing; bedrooms turn inland toward the garden. Services, parking and plant are below the terraces, out of sight from every window.

Run as a hospitality asset

The residents’ club, concierge and rental programme are operated by SIRA Lifestyle from the first day of occupation, to the standards of the division’s hotels. The architecture is designed around that operation: back-of-house routes, a service kitchen at the club, storage for the rental programme — the things a residential brief forgets and a hotel brief cannot.