Some homes just have a certain feel as soon as you step inside. This three bedroom apartment at Beachgate by Address in Emaar Beachfront managed to do that even before I opened the door. You look up and there is that sweeping Marina skyline, the sea on almost every side and honestly it is the sort of thing you do not get used to. I took my time in the lobby, kind of breathing in the calm before heading up to this really high floor. The elevator is smooth and fast. When you reach the apartment, the light is the first thing that hits you. You notice the floor to ceiling windows straight away and they really open up everything. It feels easy here like you can let your day go the second you walk in. The living space is open plan. There is this gentle light tone to everything, not cold just calm and soft. Kitchens in most new apartments can feel more show than real but here you see it is actually somewhere you would want to cook. It has proper finishes and a layout that feels right. I could picture breakfast here with the door to the balcony slightly open and the sound of the marina below blending with your coffee. Sometimes you almost forget your phone which says something. The three bedrooms are quietly tucked away so you never feel cramped. Each one catches a bit of sunlight in the morning. If you have ever wanted your own space to read or just think or maybe to leave the kids&#039; things for a while there really is enough room. The maid&#039;s room is set off without getting in the way which makes daily life a bit smoother. There are also two balconies and honestly they are just great for evenings. Imagine a few chairs some easy company and watching the sun make the skyline glow. The views are hard to beat. You get all that blue water and city shimmer right from your own windows. Sometimes you see the boats drifting past or the palm trees lining the promenade below and it all feels kind of relaxed honestly. The whole apartment stretches out over about sixteen hundred square feet so you really do get that feeling of having space to breathe. I looked around and noticed the details are well done even the flooring just feels solid. There is a really nice flow between rooms. Plus the high floor means you are tucked away from any noise. You even forget there are other people in the building unless you want to be social. And the best thing is how close you are to pretty much everything. The park is right nearby and you can walk to the promenade along the shore in just a bit. The coffee shop is never far and sometimes you catch families with strollers in the mornings. The restaurants along Emaar Beachfront are only a stroll away so you do not have to worry about planning big nights out or ordering in every time. You get two parking spots which is honestly a relief in Dubai especially for a waterfront property. The community always has something going on but it is just as easy to find your own quiet. With Beachgate by Address being fully sold out this resale is a bit of a rare find. Completion is looking like twenty twenty six but you can already feel what kind of place this will be. The payment plan is simple eighty percent and then the rest later so it just takes a little pressure off. If you have ever wondered what it is like to wake up to sea views every day or just want a home that feels a little more relaxed than the usual Dubai pace this apartment might be worth seeing. At LuxuryProperty dot com there is never any rush. The only way to know if it fits you is to come have a look or ask any questions at all. Reach out any time and we will help you find your spot by the sea.

3 bedroom apartment in Emaar Beachfront, Dubai Harbour

Some places just have a way of slowing you down. That is exactly what I felt the moment I walked into this two bedroom apartment at Beachgate by Address in Emaar Beachfront. You get this sweep of natural light right as you open the door and it pulls you in. If you are looking for a home in Dubai Harbour where every day feels a little bit like a holiday, honestly this is the kind of space you want to see. There is something about having Palm Jumeirah just lying out in front of you across the water. Even if you have lived in the city for years, you might end up staring out the window a little longer than usual. You will see how the apartment is almost made for real living and not just a glossy showpiece. Walking through, the open layout has this easy flow that makes you want to actually spend time here. The living and dining blend together in a way that just feels social. I pictured cooking for friends in the kitchen because the space is practical but also has that touch of elegance. The finishes are genuinely high end but without trying too hard. You get the sense that care went into everything, from the cabinets to the way the breakfast counter catches the morning sun. When it comes to the bedrooms, you will notice right away that there is no wasted space here. The master bedroom feels peaceful with soft finishes and those big windows letting in the early light. Both bedrooms come with their own en suite bathrooms, which always makes mornings less chaotic. Storage is tucked in where you need it, so you are not fighting to find a place for your things. The second bedroom could be for a kid, a workspace or guests who might end up staying longer after seeing the view. It just feels versatile. I have to say, one of the best features is what you get outside your actual apartment. Beachgate by Address at Emaar Beachfront pulls you away from the usual city noise but keeps everything convenient. The building gives you proper access to a private white sand beach. Even if you are not really into sunrise walks, the path leads you there and the water always has this calm feel in the morning. The pool sits right at the edge so you get those infinity views over Dubai Harbour and sometimes you just want to float and watch the yachts come in. It is never too crowded. For anyone who likes to work out, the gym here has more than the basics. Honestly, it feels motivating just having the sea as your backdrop. Daily things are easy too. There are coffee shops that always seem to get the milk just right and small groceries nearby, so you do not have to plan too much in advance. In the evenings, you see families or people walking along the promenade, sometimes kids freewheeling on bikes as the sun drops. It never gets boring because you are also close to JBR and Bluewaters Island. Dubai Marina Mall is just around the corner when you realise you forgot to buy that birthday present. Getting around from here is something you will appreciate as well. Traffic does not feel like a daily event. Whether you work in Media City or just want to explore all the food spots around the marina, it is smooth getting in or out. You are connected but at the same time you feel tucked away from the madness. Since this apartment is off plan, you are not just getting a new home, you are becoming part of a neighbourhood that is still growing. Address by Emaar always pays attention to those hotel style comforts in a way that just feels thoughtful. There is no pressure here to rush. If you think sun reflecting off water, a bit of real privacy and the option for slow mornings could work for you, maybe come see it yourself. These are the sorts of places that are hard to judge by photos or numbers alone. If you have questions or just want to walk through, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com we really want this next step to feel comfortable for you.

2 bedroom apartment in Emaar Beachfront, Dubai Harbour

Some places just slow you down without you even realising it. This four bedroom apartment at Beachgate by Address in Emaar Beachfront does exactly that. You step in and almost immediately, the world outside feels a little quieter. That first moment by the window is something you will probably remember. I just stood there for a bit and watched the sunlight playing on the water and, honestly, you start picturing slow mornings with the sea on one side and the Dubai Marina skyline shifting in the distance. You are surrounded by all the energy of Dubai Harbour yet the apartment gives you privacy and a sense of peace that you do not always find this close to the city. The living space is really open. That was the first thing I noticed. There is just this natural flow from the entrance all the way to the windows and the balcony pulls you out to look at the Arabian Gulf any time you like. You can actually imagine tossing open those curtains when it is raining or catching the last bit of sun with your feet up. Sometimes you even hear a bit of laughter drifting up from the beach or see people walking their dogs in the evenings. The kitchen feels like somewhere you will actually cook, not just store snacks. It is sleek, yes, but not the type where you are worried to touch anything. You can picture dinners that drift into conversation or maybe just a coffee at the counter by yourself if the house is still quiet. Bedrooms here are designed with real living in mind. You will notice how each one feels a bit removed from the main living areas. It just makes relaxing easy, even if you have guests or kids around. Waking up here, with the curtains half drawn and the light off the sea, is pretty hard to beat. It is the kind of place where you end up going to bed a bit earlier just to wake up and see it again. And with a separate room for the maid, there is space if you need extra help or want a little flexibility for visitors. What stood out to me is how the whole space catches the light all day. Whether it is breakfast or late in the afternoon, the apartment never feels closed in. It is the windows, really, keeping you connected to the sky and the sea even if you are just finishing up emails at the dining table. There are thoughtful details everywhere, from the built in wardrobes to the easy lines of the bathrooms. It feels elegant but without ever forgetting you live here and will have laundry days, or the occasional sandy footprint from the beach. The facilities make life pretty easy. A long swim in the morning? The pool is right down the lift. There is even a separate one for kids so little ones can splash without stress. The gym feels like somewhere you would actually want to work out, not just pass through. Sometimes you just go for a walk in the landscaped areas and find a bit of quiet away from it all. Having your own stretch of 1.5 km of private beach really is what makes it special though. You pop down for an evening walk, or watch the city's boats drift by with coffee in hand. And the best thing is you are only minutes from the Marina, the Yacht Club and all the restaurants and cafes most people drive miles to reach. Even more, Sheikh Zayed Road is close, so getting into downtown for work or a quick dinner is never a headache. I always feel these homes are for people who want a bit of everything the city has to offer but do not want to give up their quiet mornings or the sound of waves in the background. Living at Beachgate by Address is really about that balance. Dubai Harbour gives you community, Emaar Beachfront is one of those addresses everyone seems to talk about, and honestly most days you end up forgetting you are surrounded by some of the city's best spots because being at home is just enough. Come have a look if you are even a little bit curious. Sometimes you just need to stand by the window to know if it feels right. Reach out whenever you want, whether it's a first walk through or just a question about Dubai Harbour or what living by Emaar Beachfront really feels like. At LuxuryProperty.com, we are always here to make the next step feel easy. &nbsp;

Stylish Seaside Living at Beachgate by Address Dubai

Some homes just have a certain feel as soon as you walk in. This two bedroom apartment at Beachgate by Address in Dubai Harbour really gives you that pause. Honestly, I found myself slowing down at the entry and just taking in how wide open everything is, the way sunlight just slides in through those massive windows. The first thing you'll probably notice is the view. You stand by the window for a minute and there it is, endless blue water stretching across the Arabian Gulf, and then that iconic Palm Jumeirah shape further off. It's one of those views that actually makes you want to wake up early just to see what the day looks like. The whole apartment sits on just over thirteen hundred square feet, and I think you can really feel every bit of it. There's this easy flow as you move from the living room to the dining area and into the kitchen. Everything feels modern but also relaxed, like you could genuinely live here instead of just showing it off. The kitchen isn't just for looks either. You get solid appliances all built in, proper space for cooking and even washing up feels kind of peaceful when you have the city views peeking in. Both bedrooms have a generous feel. I sometimes find in new apartments the second bedroom can be a bit of an afterthought, but not here. They both get loads of light and plenty of space for real furniture, not just a bed and a nightstand. The master suite is the one that gets me though. You get soft tones, big windows, built-in wardrobes handy for tucking away everything easily, and an en suite bathroom that actually feels like somewhere you'd linger with a cup of coffee in the morning. Things like this, you only notice when you're inside. Sometimes you can hear the gentle hum of the waves if you let the balcony door sit open. It's subtle but special. Living at Beachgate by Address, I think you get more than just the apartment. The lifestyle here is honestly a huge part of the draw. There's private beach access only a few steps away, so you actually could just head down for a swim every evening or take your morning walk with your toes in the sand. It's never busy, almost like the beach belongs just to this community. And the infinity pool has real wow factor but somehow it feels easygoing and not at all crowded. For fitness, there's a gym that gets good daylight and equipment that feels new. I noticed a couple of residents chatting on the landscaped leisure decks, and even though people pass by, it's still quiet enough to hear birds sometimes. Even the concierge always has a smile, and that really adds to the welcome. What I like about the community is the balance. You're right between Dubai Marina and Palm Jumeirah, so on a typical day you could meet friends for coffee at JBR or catch a movie at Dubai Marina Mall and still be home in minutes. Bluewaters Island is close by too if you want something different for dinner. But when you're here, there's a real sense of peace. You kind of forget how close you are to the buzz of Dubai. Sometimes kids ride their bikes in the evenings, everyone takes it easy after a day at work. This is not just an offplan apartment. It's a chance to be part of one of Dubai's most promising waterfront addresses, with the kind of everyday luxury that never feels forced. Long-term, I really see the value here, both for living and as an investment. Even with all that, what stands out is how comfortable it feels the moment you're inside. So if you want to know more, see the floor plans or just get a proper feel of this apartment at Beachgate by Address, you can always reach out. At LuxuryProperty.com, we know sometimes you only know if a place is right when you walk through it yourself. You're welcome any time. &nbsp;

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