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Some places just pull you in when you open the door and this one bedroom apartment at Blakely Tower Park Island in Dubai Marina does exactly that. I remember walking in and right away you just want to go over to the balcony. There is something about being up a few floors above the Marina where you can just lean on the railing for a moment and watch the water move or the little boats sliding by. You might hear the city around you but it never really interrupts. Life keeps busy downstairs but you feel kind of calm up here. The apartment itself is unfurnished which is actually nice if you are the kind of person who wants to make it feel your own. Some people love bringing their own style into a place so all the surfaces feel fresh and clean and nobody&#039;s chosen the curtains for you already. This living area is not too formal. You could put a little couch by the window and still have room for a small table for nights when you might want to have friends over or just a late dinner. Walking through, the space never feels boxed in. If you work from home a bit, you can set up your laptop and still keep that view in the corner of your eye. There is something really encouraging about knowing that your morning coffee can be enjoyed with sunshine coming in from the balcony. When you check out the kitchen, it actually feels like somewhere you&#039;d cook for real. It&#039;s not just a token thing stuck in the corner. There&#039;s space for your pots and pans and probably even a plant or two if you like keeping herbs on the counter. If you are like me and always leave a mug or teaspoon out, it doesn&#039;t look messy here. It just looks lived in, in a good way. Moving toward the bedroom, sometimes people worry about apartments feeling too tight but this one has enough area that you can actually relax. The windows let in a lot of light but if you want a bit more privacy just pull the curtains closed and the whole room sort of softens. You could easily fit a big bed and still walk around without bumping into anything. Honestly you&#039;ll probably end up watching the Marina views even from your bed. Waking up is easy when the sun comes up over the water and you can hear a little bit of life outside but nothing too loud. Evenings feel cozy and the city lights from the Marina kind of glow in the distance. The building has those things that always matter, too. The gym is up to date and not as crowded as you&#039;d expect. There&#039;s a pool where you can sneak down in the late afternoon if it&#039;s too hot outside. Plus there is 24 hour security so whether you get in late from work or need something late it never really feels unsafe. The best thing might be how close you are to everything. You walk out the lobby and you are pretty much in Dubai Marina. Shops, coffee places, some good restaurants and even a quiet spot to read if you want are all nearby. Sometimes you&#039;ll even see families walking with their kids by the Marina in the evening and it&#039;s the kind of neighborhood where people actually say hi. The location honestly cannot be beaten if you like being in the center of things but still want your own space. Getting to the Metro or hopping in a taxi is just easy from Park Island. Blakely Tower sits right where you need it and you can get pretty much anywhere else in Dubai without much fuss. If you like waterfront living with a sense of privacy this is that spot. Anyway the only way to know if it feels right is to come walk through yourself. If you want to talk about the place or just see what the view feels like in person reach out whenever you want. That is what we are here for at LuxuryProperty dot com and we want your next move to just feel easy and natural.

1 bedroom apartment in Park Island, Dubai Marina

Some homes just slow you down for a second when you walk in. I got that feeling in this two bedroom apartment at Blakely Tower in Park Island over in Dubai Marina. It sits up high enough that when you stand by those big living room windows, you can see all the way across the marina. Water right below and all that movement but it feels calm, not noisy actually. Sometimes you spot little boats floating by or people walking along the promenade. You do hear the sounds of life here—kids laughing, the odd car horn, people going to get coffee—but it just feels like a proper neighbourhood, not only a view for photos. The space comes in at just over one thousand four hundred sixty square feet so when you walk in it does not have that cramped apartment feel at all. The daylight pours in from both sides. I wandered out to the first balcony and you can tell it is somewhere you would actually use, not one of those tiny ledges. There is a second balcony too so if you want quiet in the mornings, or you and your flatmate both like your own space with coffee, it kind of works out nice. The living area is open plan, and it&#039;s genuinely open—with the air moving through and sunlight that actually lasts most of the day. Kitchens sometimes feel too stiff in apartments, but here it invites you in. You could cook properly, lay out some real dinners, or just snack while chatting without feeling squeezed between counters. The bedrooms honestly surprised me. I am always checking if you can fit a proper bed and still actually open the wardrobe and not bump your knees everywhere—no problems here. Built-in wardrobes mean you save on buying extra stuff and both rooms come with their own bathrooms. Unfurnished sometimes puts people off, but what I liked about it is you really get to make it yours. The apartment being chiller free means you can actually run the AC guilt free which, honestly, in Dubai, makes a difference you feel all summer. It is vacant too so moving in is just about when you want your keys, not waiting around. Downstairs is where Park Island wins. The gym is not an afterthought—you can do a real workout anytime and not queue up for every machine. There is an infinity pool out front, always a few people swimming but never packed. Some mornings it is just you and the still water and the city waking up around you. If you play squash or just want to try, they have a court, and sometimes you spot neighbours organizing informal games. There is a nice kids play area and the security team genuinely keeps an eye out, which makes the place feel safe at any hour. Location honestly puts you in the middle of everything Dubai Marina is known for. The beach is a walk away so weekends sort themselves out naturally. I have seen people biking in the evenings heading to JBR. Coffee shops are downstairs or just up the street and you will find every kind of food spot waiting after work—some fancy, some just easy local places. You are close to the Metro and taxis are never far off, so you do not need to use your car if you do not want to. You probably already know how competitive Dubai Marina rentals can get—this spot hits that sweet spot where it feels personal but right in the centre of everything. It is one of those rare homes that can actually be your place, not just someone else&#039;s vision of Dubai. The only way to know if it feels right is to come see it in person, stand out on the balcony, or watch boats drift by for a few minutes. If you have questions or just want to walk through and chat about what you&#039;d change or keep, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we know moving is a big thing and we try to make it as relaxed as possible.

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