3 bedroom apartment in Iris Blue

Some places just slow you down right from the start. This three bedroom apartment in Iris Blue, tucked into Dubai Marina, did that for me. When I stepped inside, the first thing that hit me was the calm. You get all the good Dubai Marina energy, that steady buzz outside, but here, you feel a bit removed from the rush. I stood by one of the big windows just watching life outside—the Marina skyline, yachts sliding past, folks taking their morning walks. That mix is hard to put into words unless you have seen it for yourself.

Living in Iris Blue always seemed like one of those choices people make and then never want to leave. You wake up and the sun is already spilling in across the living room, everything looks kind of golden first thing. That living area actually invites you to spend time. There is plenty of space, with around seventeen hundred fifty three square feet all in, and it never feels cramped, even if you have a few people over. Maybe it is the way the corners are set, maybe just because the view never lets you feel boxed in. Dubai Marina is right out your window and you get a proper sense of the city without all the noise.

If you like to cook, the kitchen here is easy to picture yourself using. It is not just for heating things up, honestly. That breakfast bar means you can chat or help with homework while dinner is on. You can tell whoever put the kitchen together thought about real life, not just the way it looks, although it does look pretty sharp. Big windows mean you are never far from the view. It makes mornings feel just a little extra.

Bedrooms here are bigger than expected. The master suite is one of those places where you start to hang your clothes up and notice you are not running out of room. The wardrobe space is generous, and the bathroom feels like a city hotel—lots of marble, nice fittings, water pressure is actually good, which you do not always get. I have walked through lots of Dubai Marina apartments and bathrooms are not always something worth mentioning but this one stands out. The other bedrooms would make anyone happy, honestly. Leave your curtains open and the city lights will keep you company at night—sometimes you end up just standing there before turning in.

What people love about Iris Blue, besides the views, are those resident perks you end up using way more than expected. The pool is one of my favourites. It sits in a spot that always feels private, you never feel crowded out, and it just makes lazy mornings feel like you have your own little retreat even when you share it with neighbours. The gym is all glass facing the water, so even if you are slogging away on a treadmill you still get that Dubai Marina feeling. And no one ever worries about security here. There is always somebody at the desk, and they know who lives here. It makes a difference, even late at night.

Everything around you is set up for real life. Coffee places are close by, great spots to just watch the world go. The Dubai Marina walk is right outside. You can see families picnicking, people out for a jog, kids on scooters—somehow the pace stays friendly. Getting to Sheikh Zayed Road from here is never an issue and honestly, you might leave your car parked most days since walking seems easier. It is rare to get a marina apartment that feels central but private at the same time. That is probably why these apartments get taken so fast when one comes up for rent.

Rent for this three bedroom apartment is set at two hundred twenty thousand a year, which fits what you get—space, quiet, views, and a lifestyle right in the heart of Dubai Marina. Photos just give you a hint. Take some time, book a visit, walk through the rooms, see how the place really feels. That is always the best test. If this sounds like your kind of spot or you just have questions, reach out anytime. At LuxuryProperty.com we want your next move to feel like it fits your everyday, not just your wishlist. Let's make it easy.