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Updated 28th Jan 2020
Shoreline Apartments Key Information
Location type
Multi-building complex
Area
Phase
Complete
Total units
2,604
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Master Developer
- Shoreline Apartments is a multi-building complex on Palm Jumeirah, Dubai.
- The development comprises 20 individual buildings: Shoreline Apartments Al Anbara, Shoreline Apartments Jash Falqa, Shoreline Apartments Al Khudrawi, Shoreline Apartments Al Dabas, Shoreline Apartments Al Shahla, Shoreline Apartments Al Msalli, Shoreline Apartments Al Khushkar, Shoreline Apartments Al Sarrood, Shoreline Apartments Al Nabat, Shoreline Apartments Al Hatimi, Shoreline Apartments Al Sultana, Shoreline Apartments Abu Keibal, Shoreline Apartments Al Hallawi, Shoreline Apartments Al Das, Shoreline Apartments Al Haseer, Shoreline Apartments Al Basri, Shoreline Apartments Al Habool, Shoreline Apartments Jash Hamad, Shoreline Apartments Al Tamr and Shoreline Apartments Al Hamri.
- The development contains a total of 2,604 units.
- Construction began in 2004 and was completed by 2007.
- The master developer is Nakheel PJSC.
- From Shoreline Apartments it takes roughly 18 minutes to drive to Dubai Mall, five minutes to Palm Jumeirah, 14 minutes to Burj Al Arab and 14 minutes to The Walk JBR.
- Dubai International Airport (DXB) is roughly 26 minutes' drive and the new Al Maktoum International Airport is roughly 36 minutes' drive. All durations are calculated by Google Maps and assume the fastest route in typical traffic conditions.
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Shoreline Apartments line the east side of the trunk of Palm Jumeirah. Ten buildings are on the beach front with views along the Gulf coast towards Burj Al Arab. The other ten buildings face west with views across the trunk towards Jumeirah Beach Residences and the Dubai Eye Ferris wheel.
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The buildings are ten storeys high and the apartments range from one to three bedrooms and four-bed penthouses. They are available in six different styles.
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Residents’ facilities include five exclusive beachfront clubhouses, a swimming pool, gymnasium, steam room, private beach, children’s playground, shops and a restaurant.
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Shoreline Apartments Milestones
Construction Started
2004
Date Completed
2007
Proximity to landmarks
Palm Jumeirah
5 mins drive
Al Maktoum International Airport
36 mins drive
La Mer
27 mins drive
Mall of the Emirates
13 mins drive
Dubai Mall
18 mins drive
Burj Al Arab
14 mins drive
Ibn Battuta Mall
14 mins drive
The Walk JBR
14 mins drive
Dubai International Airport
26 mins drive
Nearby Attractions
The View at The Palm
Viewing platform,
1.0km
Black Palace Beach
Public beach,
2.1km
Skydive Dubai
Leisure destination,
2.4km
Marina Walk
Retail & leisure district,
2.7km
Emirates Golf Club
Golf club,
2.9km
The Pointe
Retail & leisure district,
3.4km
The Walk JBR
Retail & leisure district,
3.6km
Marina Beach
Public beach,
3.9km
Aquaventure Waterpark
Waterpark,
3.9km
Dolphin Bay
Leisure destination,
4.0km
The Palm Boardwalk
Leisure destination,
4.1km
Ain Dubai Ferris Wheel
Viewing platform,
4.1km
Madinat Jumeirah
Retail & leisure district,
4.7km
Shoreline Apartments Reviews
See what the residents have to say by reading 19 user reviews courtesy of flatreviews.com
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Shoreline Apartments receives an overall rating of 4 based on 19 reviews. Users were asked to consider many factors including the view, finishing, layout, noise levels, traffic, public transportation, parking, security, swimming pool, gym, and maintenance.
7th Jun, 2015
Benoit
From United Arab Emirates
Moved here in 2015
Living with spouse
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Beautiful flat
VIEW and Finition
Parking
Probably one of the most complete flat i have been living. View/facilities/proximity to shops/nightlife ... this building seems to tick all parameters .. except the parking issue, Only 1 parking for 1 bedroom, and very difficult to park the second one or even for guests.
To get a second parking think more… adding 10k dhs a year ....
The flat is fully furnished with a very modern twist. Excellent quality and design overall.
This review is the subjective opinion of a FlatReviews.com user and not of Propsearch LLC
9th Feb, 2015
Kevin
From United Kingdom
Moved here in 2014
Living with spouse
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Superb finished and beautifully laid out, the only let down was the paper-thin walls and the location of the pool
Finish; It is on the Palm; Pool & beach facilities; Parking; Spacious
Very thin walls; Location of the Beach & pool; Pricey
The shoreline buildings run up and down the right side of the Palm Jumeirah, but only the back side of buildings 1-10 have views along the coast line. The apartment on the backside of building 18 where resided for two year backs on the the rather lovely dry river bed more… with lots of plants and a running track, but also the back of the Golden Mile apartments and the Palm Monorail.
Our apartment was in the column of xx05 apartments (I forget which 'type' this is) and was beautifully laid out with a main entrance hall leading the large kitchen and substantial living room. On either side were the two bedrooms and on-suite bathrooms. The main bedroom was large and square, and even had a walk-in dressing area. The maids/storage room was big enough for all our storage needs, including camping equipment and bikes.
The building and apartment are both beautifully finished with proper wood skirting boards, nice tiles, nice fittings in all the room, even quality plugs and plenty of them. Parking was also plentiful, with one access card and space per apartment - my wife had a car so we had to pay 500 AED for an extra card. However we didn't bother renting out a second space as parking was plentiful - if you don't park in somebody elses allocated space, the security guards are willing to turn a blind eye.
Living in the shoreline buildings gives you and your family access to the beach club, pool and gym but these are not located in the building - they are across a busy road in buildings 1-10 with poor crossing facilities over the road. Consider this if you have kids who want to use the pool often; you'll need to accompany them every time as the crossing over the road was poorly designed and cars shoot through the red lights all the time - they are an accident waiting to happen.
The price of the apartment reflects the high standard of finish and facilities, but the main issue we had was that the apartment suffered from a lot of noise from all sides due to poor underlying build quality I suspect. On one side we had a family, and we were woken up every weekend at 8am by their kids - even though the kids were not being particularly noisy we could hear them talking and running around. Worst of all the people above used to stay up late every night and we could hear them walking around and playing musical instruments.
Overall this is a wonderful apartment with great finish and superb location on the palm, however the amount of noise we could hear from the neighbours and the location of the pool and beach facilities across a busy road means this building is difficult to recommend.
This review is the subjective opinion of a FlatReviews.com user and not of Propsearch LLC
23rd Nov, 2014
Elly
From United Kingdom
Moved here in 2014
Living with flatmate
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My apartment
The location
Lack of beach, pool, gym
I have been living in Dubai for a year now, and after my year on the Palm I am reluctant to live anywhere else. The amenities are fantastic; shops, restaurants, bakery, spa etc. Unfortunately we have no access to a beach,pool or gym which is frustrating, but if this was more… fixed, I would have no complaints what so ever. The security staff are so friendly, our pets feel welcome and the running track makes you appreciate being outside - something that is rare in Dubai for me .
This review is the subjective opinion of a FlatReviews.com user and not of Propsearch LLC
9th Nov, 2014
Dan
From United Arab Emirates
Moved here in 2009
Living with parents
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Shoreline Apartments
The ambience and design
No public transportation like the metro or public bus service
One of the best apartments to stay in Dubai, is the luxurious and high standard of Shoreline. These apartments are comfortable and in lovely quiet area. Great value for money!
This review is the subjective opinion of a FlatReviews.com user and not of Propsearch LLC
31st Oct, 2014
Federico
From Switzerland
Moved here in 2011
Family with children
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Palm apartment
View
No pets allowed
I enjoyed living there alot but i felt like it was great for a children to grow up there. I was in need of a garden. But the view was amazing the access to the gym, pool and beach was great there was great restaurant near bye and great supermarkets more… close by.
This review is the subjective opinion of a FlatReviews.com user and not of Propsearch LLC
27th Oct, 2014
Chicco
From Italy
Moved here in 2013
Living alone
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Amazing place
View
Guest parking
I think this is one of the best place in Dubai to live.
This review is the subjective opinion of a FlatReviews.com user and not of Propsearch LLC
6th Oct, 2014
Pinar
From Turkey
Moved here in 2012
Family with children
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Palm Jumeirah: My Island!
The view, direct access to beach, high security, park
Everything is expensive: nursery, dry-cleaning, tailor, every item in the supermarket
Our apartment has the view of Burj Al Arab & Burj Khalifa. It's the best view ever! And it's priceless to wake up to this view every morning! I believe it's the best place to raise children because it's secure; if you are not a resident you cannot enter the more… beach and the garden.
This review is the subjective opinion of a FlatReviews.com user and not of Propsearch LLC
2nd Oct, 2014
Carmen
From Malta
Moved here in 2013
Family with children
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Palm Jumeirah a gem!
There is continuous activity doesn
No proper grocery shopping
Having not exactly five starred all the options above, I still believe Palm Jumeirah is a gem. I would be much happier of course if there was some serious shopping involved. The place is full of spas and restaurants but one cannot do proper grocery shopping. However more… I hear that should be coming to the island very soon so I cannot be more excited. Another issue I see is that people seem to still enjoy speeding up and down the trunk... especially cab drivers, often not stopping at zebra crossing. On a positive note, like most of Dubai, this place is as neat as it can possible be. I am convinced that once the construction, whenever that will be, is over, it will truly be a wonder to live in.
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19th Aug, 2014
January
From Philippines
Moved here in 2014
Living with spouse
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Living in Unfurnished Shoreline Apartments TYPE F
GYM, POOL and BEACH ACCESS
CONSTRUCTION SITE VIEW
MOVING DAY.
Moving IN or OUT is NOT allowed on a Friday. So plan your move and coordinate with your movers accordingly. The movers have to get passes from another place before they can start unloading your furniture from the truck. They need a copy of the company's trade licence and more… each and every mover's labour card or passport.
VIEW.
Our 5th floor F-type apartment faces the west side of the trunk so our view is the Palm MONORAIL, The Golden Mile building, a little bit of sea view in between and a huge construction area, which I believe is going to be a mall. Good thing the windows shut out most of the noise from the monorail and the construction.
From the ground floor, the west side of the building features a park and a 2.7 km running track which is shared by other buildings.
Residents can also walk the dogs here provided the dogs do not go to the playground and the running track.
SETTLING IN.
The layout of our apartment is the larger among the different 2 bedroom types. And the building we are in accepts dogs so our landlord had no problem with us having 2 dogs.
Our apartment has a small maid's room, but other residents use that as storage room or an extra guest room since it has it's own small private shower and toilet.
The living and dining areas are big enough for a couple with 2 dogs or perhaps 1 child. We prefer dogs.
Our main balcony is the largest among the 2-bedroom apartments in the building and serves as a cozy place to unwind after a long day at work. The master's bedroom has another balcony.
The kitchen has ample storage space and you can fit a washing machine and a dishwasher.
The master's bedroom has a large en suite with a shower and a bath. I like our separate wash basins so my husband and I do not compete for the sink every day.
The second bedroom fits a queen or king sized bed and a small desk but that's about it. Though it has a separate bathroom.
Both bedrooms have fitted wardrobes but for some reason they were still not big enough to fit my stuff alone.
THE NEIGHBORHOOD.
I can hear children running upstairs and my next door neighbor having a conversation on his phone. One night I was watching TV and I heard a pounding on the wall, assuming my neighbors can hear my TV show.
Across the street is my favorite place to go. There are restaurants and bars, cafes, the gym and swimming pool and the beach! As a resident, I get access to the gym, pool and beach however family and friends have to pay 80DHS for the whole day. Towels are not provided but white plastic sun loungers are. It is a first come first serve kind of thing. But there is an option to rent another sun lounger for 30DHS with cushion and everything.
One of the main reasons why we chose to live here despite the high rent is the gym, pool and beach access. It's just a walk away.
Be careful when crossing the street though, there are still some idiots who will drive you over even when the lights turn red.
Overall I feel like I'm on a permanent holiday.
This review is the subjective opinion of a FlatReviews.com user and not of Propsearch LLC
10th Aug, 2014
Disha
From India
Moved here in 2014
Living with parents
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Shoreline Apartments
The ambience, exclusivity and building facilities.
Public transportation and entertainment on the Palm are nonexistent. Also, there is too much construction in these areas, blocking off very nice views.
Al Haseer is known as one of the best Shoreline buildings. It has excellent club facilities, a stellar gym, a spa and salon, a dry cleaning facility and a 24 hour security and concierge. It's almost like living in a hotel but you have loads of privacy and the apartments more… are beautiful, modern and well finished. It has been a pleasure living here but don't expect the neighbors to be really friendly. The beach is great as Al Haseer and Nabat are the only buildings that boast a stretch of sun loungers. Sophie's Cafe and Riva Restaurant are good places to eat but the real gem is Barca which is just three buildings down (a nice walk along the beach). The pool is regularly cleaned and there is a lovely track that most Shoreline residents use that spans about 3600 meters. The rooms are lovely and spacious in the apartments with a large kitchen area and really nice balcony views of either the road or the sea, although even with a road view, you catch wonderful glimpses of the Dubai Marina.
This review is the subjective opinion of a FlatReviews.com user and not of Propsearch LLC
27th Jul, 2014
Rob
From United Kingdom
Moved here in 2014
Living alone
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Amazing sea view
The laid back lifestyle on the Palm
I live in one of the first buildings of Shoreline apartments on the right hand side. I have amazing sea view with Burj Al Arab in the center. The layout of the flat was a bit strange at first, but as I use the second bedroom just for my guests, more… it works fine for me. Finishing is OK, but I've definitely seen better. Bidi Bondi is just under the building which is very convenient if you fancy a bite or some drinks, but their outside terrace can be a bit noisy sometimes.
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26th Jul, 2014
Stephan
From Europe
Moved here in 2010
Family with children
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Heaven on earth in Shoreline Apartments on Palm Jumeirah
Almost everything
Expensive
Shoreline Apartments directly located at the beach on Palm Jumeirah (only buildings 1-10). Great view, huge rooms, big and beautiful balcony, direct and private access to the beach, gardens and pools. Kind and professional security, nice neighbours. One or two basement parkings depending on your flat, some parking spaces for more… visitors. No noise and always fresh air from the sea. Only superlatives and no disadvantages... that's the truth. Go for it if you can afford it.
This review is the subjective opinion of a FlatReviews.com user and not of Propsearch LLC
16th Jul, 2014
Kshanika
From Asia
Moved here in 2011
Family with children
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Great place to live
This review is the subjective opinion of a FlatReviews.com user and not of Propsearch LLC
10th Jul, 2014
Cene
From Africa
Moved here in 2014
Living with parents
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Life on the Palm
Accessability
Construction around
Living in Dubai is an experience that is hard to explain. As an expat it is hard to adjust to life here. However living here for the past 10 years has allowed me to truly appreciate Dubai and all it provides. I have lived in Huge villas (to my standard more… they were huge) and i loved it. I lived in Jumeirah, Safa, and Barsha in Villas that were amazing. Now im living on the Palm in the Shoreline Apartments after having a year back in South Africa and i have to say, as an apartment it is amazing in my opinion. it is about the size of my house in South Africa but with a room less. I truly love it. It is easy to get transport, it is easy to walk around it. Although I've only been here on the palm for a month, i am loving it.
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9th Jul, 2014
Ildiko
From Hungary
Moved here in 2010
Living alone
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Shoreline 1 bedroom
Close to the beach and it was free access
No direct pool or gym access
District cooling was expensive. No pool or gym access only in the beach club. Poor finishing.
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3rd Jul, 2014
Paula
From North America
Moved here in 2013
Family with children
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Life on the Palm
The beach
Security, and the complete ridiculousness of beach usage by your personal guests.
The construction quality of the Shoreline Apartments is horrible. I was constantly having leaks, and no one from the building management would EVER come to repair. I had to find my own service people, as I had a totally absentee landlord. It got scary at times. more… Once, an apt above me sprung a leak, and it just started pouring in my closet. It was midnight- and I was on my own to sort it out. My downstairs neighbors renovated their apartment TWICE in two years - they had three men, picking up tile for over 2 months- day in, and day out. 7am-6pm daily. It sounded like they were in my own bedroom, hammering. They had a permit, so there was nothing I could do. I am a stay at home wife, so all day- every day, for TWO MONTHS- hammering. It was horrible. NO RECOURSE. NOTHING. When my hubby returned from long haul flights- forget catching up on sleep during the day- this place as NO common sense in regards to this. And they did this TWICE in two years. It was horrible. There are often domestic fighting with a couple down the hall. I have called the police on them, as I was worried for the wife. I am NOT a busy body, but it was horrible. They had no shame. When I left the building to move to my new home, my sweet door man- who I had become friendly with, said "Madam, I am happy for your family, that you are moving out of this building. It is unsafe for you to live on the 7th floor, I am scared the building will crumble and hurt your family", "There are so many maintenance issues with this building, you don't even understand". We also had an obvious gas leak in the garage basement, and when I reported it, they said- there IS no gas leak. As a girl from Texas, I KNOW a gas leak when I smell one. I took my family to a hotel that night, as I was truly scared the building was going to explode. I called the cops, and explained the situation, and they took the threat more seriously- low and behold- there WAS a gas leak (my interior of my car-even smelled of natural gas for three days, until it aired out completely). I feel that the Shoreline Apartments have too many construction issues to house my family. The SECURITY to keep out burglars and such is OVERKILL. My maid had to have a pass to get upstairs. If you want to take your child to the beach park, and bring a friend home from school, you MUST pay 50 AED for the guest. There is NO common sense as far as the beach is concerned. When I was moving out, I went to retrieve my kayak, which I paid to store on the beach. Since my rental had been extended one month, I did not have a current pass, and they were trying to make me pay 50 AED to get onto the beach, and 50 AED for each of my moving men- to go retrieve the kayak. So, don't move to the Palm thinking you can entertain, and have friends over to enjoy the pool or beach with you, as you will have to pay for ANY guest, even an infant. It gets expensive after awhile, and one of the main reasons we moved. It was the big draw, AND the biggest flaw to life on the palm.
This review is the subjective opinion of a FlatReviews.com user and not of Propsearch LLC
21st Jun, 2014
Andras
From Europe
Moved here in 2008
Living alone
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Enjoy being on the Palm
Beach
The view
Al Hamri is great as it is on the palm and you can enjoy the beach and the facilities on the palm which are super quality. The view has been has been unfortunately covered by Golden Mile being built.
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7th Jun, 2014
Roger
From Europe
Moved here in 2013
Family with children
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Ideal for young families
Beautiful and safe environment for kids
Limited choice of shops and restaurants nearby
Our 3 bedroom apartment in Shoreline apartments is perfect for families with small children.
The layout is good, master bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe and large bathroom. The two other bedrooms are smaller and without en-suite bathrooms, so it might become a problem with teenage children.
Guest parking can be tricky on more… the Palm, and Shoreline 14 has a big advantage as it is right next to a large public parking area.
Downside is, as it is on the left side of the Palm, we have to cross the street to access the swimming pool and beach area.
This review is the subjective opinion of a FlatReviews.com user and not of Propsearch LLC
15th May, 2014
Stephen
From Europe
Moved here in 2011
Living alone
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Shoreline 2 bedrooms
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