British boxing champion and property investor Anthony Joshua has added a headline-grabbing overseas asset to his growing real estate portfolio, securing Oman’s most expensive luxury penthouse just days before his highly anticipated bout with Jake Paul in Florida.
Joshua has acquired the 15,300 sq ft Sky Palace penthouse in Sultan Haitham City, a landmark residential development near Muscat. The purchase marks his first investment in Oman and places him among the earliest investors in phase two of the Park Lane 101 development, which is scheduled for completion in mid-2027. Phase one of the scheme sold out in November, underlining strong demand for high-end residential property in the emerging smart city.
The Sky Palace sits within Yenaier Residences, a resort-style complex comprising six residential towers, 12 penthouses and more than 770 homes across the Park Lane and Park Lane 101 phases. The development forms part of Sultan Haitham City, a masterplanned urban district designed to reduce congestion through integrated road networks and provide swift access to Muscat International Airport and the coast within 30 minutes.
The project is being developed by Adanté Realty, part of the Al Adrak Group, and features contemporary architecture with curved façades and expansive windows to maximise natural light. Properties at Park Lane 101 are available off-plan, with prices starting from around £99,000 for studio apartments and rising to more than £1.2 million for the largest penthouses.
All units are sold on a 100% freehold basis and are offered with what developers describe as one of the most competitive payment plans seen in Oman for a decade, structured across six staged payments from deposit through to post-handover completion.
Residents of Yenaier Residences will have access to a private clubhouse with leisure and wellness facilities, including swimming pools, a fitness centre, nursery, communal spaces and entertainment areas, alongside underground parking, EV charging points, concierge services and 24-hour security with biometric access controls.
Joshua’s Sky Palace penthouse offers 360-degree panoramic views across Oman’s mountains and cityscape, with a wraparound loggia-style balcony encircling the property. The residence has been tailored to his lifestyle, featuring full smart-home integration, bespoke interiors, a private boxing gym built to his training specifications and a dedicated spa for post-fight recovery.
Oman has been positioning itself as an increasingly attractive destination for international property investors. Real estate purchases from approximately £100,000 can qualify buyers for residency visas, while investments from around £393,000 can unlock a 10-year “golden visa”. The country also offers zero personal income tax and no taxes on property ownership or inheritance, alongside unrestricted capital and profit repatriation.
Joshua, whose existing property interests span UK and international commercial, retail and hospitality assets — including holdings on London’s Bond Street — said the Oman investment reflected his long-term outlook beyond the ring.
“Discipline, community and long-term thinking have shaped everything I do in and out of the ring,” Joshua said. “Yenaier represented those same principles. I am proud to be an early investor in what will become a truly world-class address.”
