This penthouse on the 92-floor Elite Residence is in the third tallest residential building in the world and takes up half of the 77th storey.
Updated: September 08, 2016, 12:00 AM
Live among Dubai Marina’s elite for Dh13.9 million – in pictures
The property has been renovated to a modern taste, with new interior design work obvious throughout. Courtesy Kensington
While the majority of the UAE’s residential towers are well appointed for pools, the Elite Residence could leave Michael Phelps gasping. Along with the one outdoor and two indoor pools available to all residents in the building, this home also has its own private indoor pool. There is one glitch however; the current owner has covered it with a wooden floor between the kitchen and the lounge area to reclaim it as an extra living space. That’s not to say you can’t reclaim it back. Courtesy Kensington
There are four bedrooms, all en suite, and the master also comes with a four-seater Jacuzzi and a balcony. Courtesy Kensington
One of the guest bedrooms. Courtesy Kensington
The Jacuzzi. There's also one outdoor and two indoor pools available to all residents in the building. Courtesy Kensington
A patriotic bedroom decorated by the previous owner. Courtesy Kensington
A luxury fully fitted kitchen comes complete with white goods and marble flooring, and there is also a maid’s room and three parking spaces in the basement. Courtesy Kensington
Another balcony is located off the voluminous sitting room with views of the Palm Jumeirah and the soon-to-be completed Dubai Eye Ferris wheel. Courtesy Kensington
The building’s bottom three floors are packed with coffee shops, restaurants and supermarkets. Courtesy Kensington
There are newer towers on the Palm offering similar appointments with more competitive pricing, according to Camilia Savoye, executive property consultant for Kensington Exclusive Properties. Courtesy Kensington
The buyers the agent is seeing for this type of property are from Pakistan, India and the wider Arabian Gulf area. Courtesy Kensington
The beach, the views and the nightlife mean Dubai Marina will always be popular. Courtesy Kensington
All of this will set the buyer back Dh13.9 million. Courtesy Kensington