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RENTING @ AED185K PER ANNUM Vacant From End Of June |02 Series |Mint Condition *This property is subject to availability and the price is subject to change. Size may be approximate and images may be genereic. RESIDENTIAL FOR RENT Type Apartment Built-up Area 2,980 sqft Location Dubai Marina Bedrooms 3 Bed Property 23 Marina Bathrooms 4 Bath RERA Permit - Parking 2 Car Park Agency Fee - Security Deposit - Entered Date Dec 10, 2020 02:44 am Updated Date May 29, 2021 05:05 am Ref#:GMR-10982 TETIANA BARANETSKA [email protected] Client Manager +971 55 866 5538 BRN 46616 Detroit House, Motor City, Office 205, PO Box 644919, Dubai, United Arab Emirates ORN 16805 | DED License 745304 | www.goldmark.ae [email protected] | Tel: +971 4 451 1886 | Fax: +971 4 451 1581 Gold Mark Real Estate is delighted to offer for rent this rare modern high-end 3 bedroom + study apartment in the fantastic 23 Marina Building, Dubai Marina Property Details: - Leasing Price: 185,000 AED - BUA: 2980 Sq Ft - Sea, Media Cty And Golf Course View - 3 Bedrooms - 4 Bathrooms - Study Room - Modern And Bright - Unfurnished Amenities: - 24-hour Front Desk - 24-hour Security - Aerobics Room - Built in white goods - Business Center - CCTV Cameras - Concierge - Gym / Health Club - High-end Lobby - Indoor Pool - Jogging/Bicycling tracks - Key card security access - Outdoor Pool - Sauna 82 storey high-end residential building rising prominently in the Dubai Marina community. 23 Marina is one of the tallest buildings in Dubai. It is also claimed by the developer to be among the tallest residential buildings in the world. 23 Marina stands out because of its architecture and location. As it is located at the edge of the Dubai Marina community - it stands out and most of the apartments in the building enjoy fantastic views of the sea, Palm Jumeirah, Burj Al Arab, Media City & also the Emirates Hills golf-course. TETIANA BARANETSKA [email protected] Client Manager +971 55 866 5538 BRN 46616 Detroit House, Motor City, Office 205, PO Box 644919, Dubai, United Arab Emirates ORN 16805 | DED License 745304 | www.goldmark.ae [email protected] | Tel: +971 4 451 1886 | Fax: +971 4 451 1581 Contact our Property Consultant for more info or to organize a property viewing at +971 56 415 0008 | [email protected] | www.goldmark.ae With over 30 years of experience, Gold Mark is a leading real estate company that assists thousands of clients in searching and securing properties in all areas of Dubai. TETIANA BARANETSKA [email protected] Client Manager +971 55 866 5538 BRN 46616 Detroit House, Motor City, Office 205, PO Box 644919, Dubai, United Arab Emirates ORN 16805 | DED License 745304 | www.goldmark.ae [email protected] | Tel: +971 4 451 1886 | Fax: +971 4 451 1581 TETIANA BARANETSKA [email protected] Client Manager +971 55 866 5538 BRN 46616 Detroit House, Motor City, Office 205, PO Box 644919, Dubai, United Arab Emirates ORN 16805 | DED License 745304 | www.goldmark.ae [email protected] | Tel: +971 4 451 1886 | Fax: +971 4 451 1581.

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