This penthouse has the entire eighth floor of Tower 38 by 2Futures to itself. No other units share the level. Unit 802 is a 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom layout at 202 sqm (221 sqm total), priced at USD 608,000.
A second configuration, Unit 803, adds a fourth bedroom across 204 sqm (229 sqm total), priced at USD 631,000. Both sit on the same top floor, with the building’s rooftop
This penthouse has the entire eighth floor of Tower 38 by 2Futures to itself. No other units share the level. Unit 802 is a 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom layout at 202 sqm (221 sqm total), priced at USD 608,000.
A second configuration, Unit 803, adds a fourth bedroom across 204 sqm (229 sqm total), priced at USD 631,000. Both sit on the same top floor, with the building’s rooftop amenities on the doorstep rather than a lift ride away.
Every other floor at Tower 38 holds several apartments. The eighth holds only these two — less landing traffic, a quieter approach to the front door, and direct proximity to the rooftop pool, padel court and gym.
The two configurations differ by more than a single bedroom. Unit 803’s extra room suits a family that wants a genuine fourth bedroom. Unit 802 suits a couple or a smaller household who’d rather have more open living space than an extra enclosed room. The price difference between the two is a little over USD 20,000 — modest, relative to the overall purchase.
Both penthouses include app-controlled smart-home fittings. Downstairs, a curated retail row covers a physiotherapist, nutritionist, wellness pharmacy, organic shop, artisan bakery and café.
Foreign buyers purchase under Mauritius’s G+2 scheme, subject to prior approval from the Economic Development Board. Unlike the smaller unit types at Tower 38, neither penthouse configuration sits anywhere near the Mauritius residence-permit threshold (an indicative USD 375,000) — both clear it comfortably.
A penthouse that clears the Mauritius residency threshold comfortably, with no compromise on space. Enquire to discuss eligibility and current pricing.