Golden Mile, Palm Jumeirah

The Golden Mile, Palm Jumeirah was completed in 2009. As it is located in Palm Jumeirah, it gives you views over the park and partial sea views on the other side. The residents can enjoy a five-minute drive from the popular restaurants and beaches of Dubai Marina. The spectacular collection of approximately 860 apartments offer not only an idyllic location but the properties also boast Western-design features. It is situated on the western portion of Palm Jumeirah’s trunk in close proximity to the business districts of Dubai Media City and Dubai Internet City. The many different amenities that the residents enjoy are not limited to, but include, en-suite bathroom and bedroom and an equipped kitchen, separate laundry room, maid's room, large balcony with the park, sea and Dubai Media city skyline views. Golden Mile, Palm Jumeirah is a visionary creation that combines homes, shopping and leisure facilities on one of the world’s most famous islands. 

The apartments comprise ten park view buildings, featuring spectacular homes ranging from 1 bedroom apartments to duplex penthouses. The area is plush with restaurants and dining options from Shakespeare and Co., Café Nero, Tim Hortons, Burger Fuel and London Dairy to name a few. Shopping centers include Aldo, Ascots & Chapels, Magrabi & Tavola. This also includes new retail, dining and leisure facilities such as Nakheel Mall, the Palm Tower, Palm Promenade and the Boardwalk. These exclusive penthouses are situated in the lap of luxury. 

This offers its residents 360-degree views of the Palm Jumeirah community on one side and the Arabian Sea on the other. The options in Golden Mile vary between one-bedroom apartments and duplex penthouses. Living on the Palm gives you the luxury of being in Dubai but avoiding the hustle and bustle that comes with city life. Palm Jumeirah, is a man-made, palm-shaped island. The palm strategically increased the length of Dubai's shoreline by 100% by covering an area of 7 million square meters, while extending 6.5-kilometers into the Arabian Gulf.