2 bedroom apartment in Emaar Beachfront, Dubai Harbour

Some places hit different from the minute you walk in. This two bedroom apartment in Grand Bleu Tower at Emaar Beachfront, inside Dubai Harbour, just has that quiet wow feeling. I stood in the entryway for a second longer than usual last time. Maybe it was the way the light kind of spills through those floor to ceiling windows, or just how open everything feels. It is hard not to take a slow look around before you even start thinking about where you would put your stuff.

The thing that sticks in my memory most is that balcony. It is bigger than most out there and honestly once you are out there, the view almost steals your words away. You get this huge sweep of the Arabian Sea and the whole curve of Palm Jumeirah in full frame. There is always something happening on the water but somehow it still feels peaceful. Some evenings you catch the sunset turning everything golden and people out on boats just floating along like it is the weekend every day. I can only imagine having a cup of coffee out here or inviting some friends over for a relaxed evening. Even alone it is a spot you could just sit and read while the world slows down a little.

Inside, there is this soft luxury about it, which makes sense since Elie Saab designed it. You notice things like the slick finishes and how the floor plan is totally open, so nothing feels boxed in. The living room is easy to picture with a big sofa and maybe some plants by the window. The kitchen is not just for show either, even though it looks like something from a magazine. It is got plenty of space and clever storage. I could actually see someone cooking up a real meal in there, not just heating up takeout from the shops down the street, though honestly, you are so close to plenty of really good restaurants, you might be tempted.

Bedrooms feel private in a way that is sometimes hard to find with these modern towers. Both rooms are tucked just far enough from the living area that you can close the door and feel like you are in your own world. I actually noticed that the master has its own space for a little reading chair if you are into winding down before bed. Big windows mean you probably wake up to that sea view every day too. Bathrooms, well, these have proper deep tubs and real marble, the kind you notice is cool under your hands.

The whole Grand Bleu Tower itself feels almost like a resort, but without heaps of people everywhere. You get direct private beach access, so walking out barefoot with a towel over your shoulder is totally normal here. The infinity pool is calm, always cleaned up, and has spots where you can just float and see the skyline. There is also a gym that is actually worth using, not just a tiny room with one treadmill, and it is kept spotless.

And the best thing is, even though it feels quiet and tucked away, Emaar Beachfront at Dubai Harbour is really connected. The Marina is just close, and honestly, it takes maybe a short drive to get to either The Walk or Bluewaters, where you have everything from coffee shops to fine dining. Sometimes you see families out for a walk or people catching up on their balconies across the way. Life feels relaxed, but nothing is too far.

This particular apartment is vacant, so you could move in whenever you are ready. The space is generous right at over fifteen hundred square feet, and every bit of it feels designed for real living, not just for Instagram. It is rarely easy to find a home that combines this level of style, privacy, and the kind of view you never really get tired of seeing every day.

If you are even thinking about Emaar Beachfront or Dubai Harbour, I really think this place is worth a look. The only way to know if it feels right is to come see it yourself. Reach out anytime if you want to walk through or ask about the details. We just try to keep it simple at LuxuryProperty dot com and help you feel comfortable about your next step.