1 Bedroom Apartment in Dubai, Mohammed Bin Rashid City

Some places just feel like home even before you have unpacked a single box. That is exactly what happened to me the first time I walked into this one bedroom apartment at Elie Saab Emaar Beachfront in Dubai Harbour. I stopped right next to the window and just took in that skyline view for a bit. You get that wide sweep of Dubai's city lights meeting the sea—it makes morning coffee instantly better. At night it is a whole different mood. There is something calming about being up here, even though you know you are part of one of the most exciting areas in Dubai right now. Maybe that is partly because this is the very first branded residence at Emaar Beachfront so everything just feels new and special without trying too hard.

The layout actually makes sense for real life. There are 788 square feet here and it somehow never feels cramped. The kitchen is open and flows right into the living space. You can see someone actually cooking in there, not just reheating takeout. There is space for a real dining table so if you wanted to host friends for dinner or even just linger over breakfast you could. The finishes stand out too. Elie Saab's style is everywhere but not in a flashy way. It is clean and modern but warm. You notice the wood and stone touches, soft lighting, things that just work together instead of screaming for attention. There are two mood options for interiors and honestly both feel designed for actual living, not just for photos.

The bedroom is one of those spaces where you just want to take a breath and slow down. It gets amazing afternoon light so if you like to read or just want a quiet moment, it is perfect. The storage makes sense too—there is space for your wardrobe without feeling like you have stuffed things away. Step out onto the balcony and you catch more of that skyline view and sometimes even a sea breeze if you are lucky. It is one of those little peaceful spots where you forget there are thousands of people in Dubai.

Life at Elie Saab Emaar Beachfront is about more than what is inside your apartment. The community feels easy going even when things get busy. You have your own private patch of beach and until you actually go down there and see how uncrowded it is, you might not realize what a luxury that is in Dubai. The pool deck is set so you are looking straight out at the Palm and the open sea. I once watched kids coming up from the pool, towels and grins everywhere, so it is definitely not just for adults. That vibe carries over to the gym too. You do not have to leave the building to fit in a workout and even if you do not love the gym, it is so close you might just go anyway.

Right downstairs, the shopping plaza has the basics covered but also these little cafes and restaurants where you could grab coffee on your way to work or dinner on your way home. In the evenings it gets a little lively with people just sitting outside or catching up after a walk on the beach. You notice families, young professionals, even older couples. There really is a mix here.

One thing people sometimes overlook is how close everything is. Cruise terminals bring in a little buzz but where you actually live stays calm. There are luxury resorts nearby if you have visitors or just want to treat yourself. The marina and all the main Dubai spots are never far, but honestly, you might find yourself happy to spend weekends right here. The new Emaar Beachfront area is popular for a reason and these branded residences tend to hold their value—which matters whether you are thinking as an investor or just looking for your own space in Dubai.

For me, it is the feeling of being settled from the first step in. You do not have to imagine the lifestyle—you get that calm and a sense of belonging right away. If you are curious about this one bedroom apartment at Elie Saab Emaar Beachfront or just want to see if it feels right, just let me know. I am always happy to open the door and give you a real look around. At LuxuryProperty.com, we believe moving should feel as comfortable as coming home. Reach out anytime.