3 Bedroom Apartment in La Mer, Jumeirah

Some places just have that feeling where you walk in and you just want to stop for a minute. That is exactly what happened when I stepped into this three bedroom apartment at La Cote in Port de La Mer. Sunlight follows you around everywhere because of this huge wraparound terrace. I found myself standing by the glass just counting sailboats on the water and, honestly, time sort of slipped away. The whole place just pulls your shoulders down and lets you breathe a bit deeper. You get that laid back Mediterranean vibe pretty much wherever you look, so even though you are in Dubai, it feels more like living by the coast in some little European port city.

This whole building is really part of the first phase in Port de La Mer and it actually feels new. Nothing is overdone. Everything feels relaxed, but with a kind of quiet style. The living and dining area is open plan so if you have friends around or even just want to chat with someone in the kitchen it all flows together. I spent time in the kitchen just leaning against the breakfast counter, watching people stroll on the promenade. Genuinely, this is the kind of kitchen you actually cook in, not just something for looks. It opens into the living space so you never feel cut off from what is happening in the rest of the apartment. The smell of coffee in the morning drifts out easily and ends up mixing with the air from outside, especially with the doors open.

Let me talk about the bedrooms for a second, because they have their own personality. All of them sit together lined up along one side of the apartment and every single one has its own door out onto the terrace. I tried opening all the sliding doors at once and a gentle sea breeze just sort of wrapped up the whole place. It makes sleeping with the doors open a real option when the weather is good, and honestly, you actually wake up to birds most mornings instead of street noise. The master suite stands at the end, quiet and a little tucked away, with its own walk in closet and a private bathroom that could just as easily belong in a boutique hotel.

You never really lose sight of the sea. Whether you are in the dining area or lounging in the living room or even in the bedrooms, you are always a few steps from the terrace and a view of the marina. People-watching from up here is a little addictive—boats gliding in, kids playing near the cafes, and neighbours just going about their lives.

La Cote is surrounded by things to do, but in a subtle way. There is a private beach right here for when you feel like walking barefoot on sand without any crowds. The marina is not just for looking at, either. I have seen families head out for boat rides and couples doing morning jogs along the docks. The promenade is filled with premium retail and restaurants, some with those classic striped umbrellas and some more hidden away, so if you are a coffee person or you like to grab a pastry in the morning, you are sorted. Laguna Waterpark and the public La Mer beach are just down the road but honestly it feels tucked away from all the touristy parts.

Getting into the main city is pretty easy. Jumeirah is right nearby, so if you need schools, clinics, or just want to check out another restaurant, it is close enough that you are never really cut off from everyday Dubai life, but at the same time, you get this kind of slow, coastal rhythm at home.

At the end of the day, you can read about floor plans and views, but the thing that matters is how it feels to actually stand here, maybe with your shoes off, just breathing it all in. Come and see for yourself if this place matches up to the life you want. If you have questions or just want to take a look, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we want you to feel comfortable moving forward—no pressure, just honest help when you need it.