There is something about stepping into this one bedroom apartment at Ellington Beach House on Palm Jumeirah that actually made me just take a long breath and stand by the window for a bit. You sort of feel the openness straight away because the floor to ceiling glass really grabs onto the view. And genuinely, the sea feels so close that it almost pulls the noise out of your head. If you are the kind of person who likes a slow coffee with the ocean as your backdrop or just wants a nice place to be at the end of a long day, this part of the East Crescent has that vibe. Ellington Beach House is not your average tower. You notice right away that the design has this simple European kind of style and the materials are proper quality all the way through. Every switch and surface feels like it belonged here from the start. Living and dining spill into each other as soon as you walk in, which actually works if you like to cook while chatting or just want to feel like the place works with you, not against you. I am someone who likes cooking for friends now and then, and the kitchen in this apartment looks set up for real cooking. You will probably want to open the cupboards and run your hand over the countertop. There is something comforting about how much light gets in here. Mornings just feel easier when you are in a home with so much glass and space that you can see the water first thing. That sounds cheesy, but sometimes the simple things do make a difference. The bedroom caught my attention mostly because it is not squeezed up against anything. You actually have space to walk around both sides of the bed and the storage is cleverly tucked in with built in wardrobes that do not eat into your living space. There is an ensuite bathroom that just feels private and calm, not echoey or cold like some new builds. I like the idea that you can wake up, open the curtains, and watch the way the sunlight hits the sea before you even think about your day. It feels like a reset button, honestly. Amenities here are what you would expect from Palm Jumeirah, possibly more. There is direct private beach access which matters way more for that morning swim or evening stroll than you would think. Gym is there if you are keeping a routine and the pool is the kind you could actually spend a Saturday at, not just for show. I saw a couple of people reading by the club lounge, drinking something cold and watching the evening show up over the water. That could be you, if you like a bit of laid back comfort. Walking around, you might notice how quietly things run. The building just sort of hums along and it feels like the kind of place where a neighbor might nod hello, but you are mostly left to your own day. You will find coffee shops and cafes within an easy drive and if you want to head into the city, there is the main road right at the end of the crescent. Kids sometimes ride their bikes in the evenings, but mostly it is peaceful, just the palm trees and the sound of the shoreline. At five million AED, this apartment in Ellington Beach House is not small change, but if you care about real beachfront living with calm surroundings and a proper home feel, you will probably find it worth a closer look. You have got just over eight hundred square feet to play with but it honestly feels bigger because of those windows and open plan spaces. In the end, the best way to know if this Palm Jumeirah apartment is right for you is to come stand in it yourself. Feel the breeze and see how you might fit in here. If you are curious or want to walk through sometime, just give me a ring. At LuxuryProperty dot com, all we want is to make that next step as easy as possible for you.

1 bedroom apartment in Ellington Beach House, Palm Jumeirah

Some places just feel different the second you walk in. This four bedroom apartment at Ellington Beach House on Palm Jumeirah does that for me. Maybe it is something about the light bouncing around as you step through, or maybe it is just how calm everything feels with the sound of the waves a little in the background. Sometimes you walk into a building and it feels all formal and stiff, but here it is relaxed, even happy, and you can tell that is part of what Ellington wanted to do for people actually living here. When you first open the door, you are hit by this wide open living and dining area, and honestly, it feels bigger than you would expect for a beachfront apartment in Dubai. I found myself just standing by the windows for a bit, because you really do get these massive views of the sea with all that floor to ceiling glass. You know how some places have big windows but not much to actually look at? Not an issue here. The sea is right there. If you leave the front open you get the breeze going straight through, and sometimes you can even hear the seagulls. People always say view matters but until you see how it changes your mood, you do not really get it. And then the kitchen, well, it looks amazing but also feels like somewhere you would want to cook in for real. It is one of those spaces where everything is clean and new, but you could see your family sitting at the counter while you are making coffee. There is proper storage too, so your groceries do not have to pile up in the corner or take over the counter space. I have seen a lot of apartments where the kitchen just feels showy and impractical, but this one you could use every day. With four bedrooms, it is easy for everyone to get their own space. You walk around and you get that sense of privacy that matters when you have older kids or if you are often hosting guests. The rooms do not feel boxed in at all. Even when the doors are closed you do not get that shut in feeling, and there are these little touches everywhere, like good closets and soft lights by the bed that feel inviting at night. Being on Palm Jumeirah, usually people worry that things are far or hard to get to, but actually, the coffee shop is just a quick walk if you feel like grabbing something, or you could head down to the private beach in almost no time at all. Speaking of the beach, residents here get direct access. I saw people heading down early in the morning with towels over their shoulders, then a few families at sunset, and it honestly just makes living by the sea feel kind of real and part of your actual day. Plus, the pool area is beautiful without being over the top. Even on busier weekends it never felt noisy. The gym is bright and has good equipment, not dark or crowded like you find in some places. What people maybe do not always think about is the way the community works here. Palm Jumeirah has its own quiet rhythm most days. You see couples taking slow walks or a few neighbors chatting outside the entrance, but it never gets that busy city rush vibe. Sometimes you almost forget your phone for a while, which is rare in Dubai. The thing with this apartment is, it just feels easy. The space is generous, the views make all the difference, and the design is actually liveable. If you are looking for something where you can settle in and feel at home while still being part of one of Dubai&#039;s best communities, Ellington Beach House really might be worth a look. The only way to know if it is right is to come see it in person. If you have questions, or you just want to have a look around, let me know any time. That is what we are here for at LuxuryProperty dot com. Your next move should feel as comfortable as possible.

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