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Marina Gate Residence
Marina Gate 2, Dubai Marina, Dubai
Corner units in Marina Gate are the ones people ask for by number, and this is one of them. Both bedrooms and the living room face the water, and the balcony wraps around two sides of the building, so you get sunrise over the canal and sunset over the Palm.
The kitchen is closed off from the living room by a sliding glass screen, which most owners leave open. Both bedrooms have en suites and fitted wardrobes, and there is a guest washroom off the hall. The apartment was repainted and the air conditioning serviced in August.
Residents share a 25 m pool, a gym and a children's play area on the podium. The tram stop and the JBR beach are a five-minute walk. Service charges are around AED 22 per sq ft per year.
Overview
- 2 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- 1,420 sq ft
- 1 allocated space
- Unfurnished
- Built in 2018
Features
- Canal view from every room
- Wraparound balcony
- Two en suite bedrooms
- Podium pool and gym
- Five minutes to the tram
- Concierge and valet
Key facts
- Status
- For Sale
- Type
- Apartment
- Price
- AED 3,150,000
- Price per sq ft
- AED 2,218
- Built-up area
- 1,420 sq ft
- Community
- Dubai Marina
- Emirate
- Dubai
- Listed
- 2 October 2026
Location
Marina Gate Residence
Marina Gate 2, Dubai Marina
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About Dubai Marina. Towers along a 3 km canal, a waterfront promenade and the tram at your door. Popular with young professionals who want to walk to dinner.
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