1-Bed in Trussardi Residences

Some places are just easy to imagine yourself living in, and honestly this one bedroom apartment at Trussardi Residences in Al Furjan is one of them. I wandered through the entry and straightaway, there's a feeling of space. Eight hundred sixty four square feet might sound like a number, but it has a way of feeling bigger once you're inside. The light comes in quietly through the windows and you can picture that morning calm, maybe coffee in hand, looking out over the community. Sometimes you even hear the odd bird, which is rare for city living.

If you have not been to Trussardi Residences before, it is kind of new around here. It is the result of this partnership between Trussardi, Luxury Living Group, and Mira Developments. Fifteen stories tall but not flashy or imposing, set in a neighborhood that just feels a bit lived in even as the area keeps growing. Right in Al Furjan, so you are tucked away from the chaos but close enough to dip into the city whenever you need. I always notice how people are dropping by the corner shop or heading over to one of the parks for a jog or just wandering about in the evenings. It is friendly here and you get a mix of families and young couples, almost always a few kids riding their bikes down the street by sunset.

The building itself is designed with a lot of thought for the future. One of the things that stands out is the way they have focused on using recycled materials and kept things environmentally friendly. You might not spot it at first, but you can feel good about where you live, knowing there is a real effort to respect the environment. For people who do care about this, it just feels right.

The apartment is set up simply, but there's a touch of luxury everywhere you look. The bedroom fits a big bed easily, with space left over, and the closets are more generous than you would expect from a one bed in Dubai. That kitchen does not just look good in a photo either, it feels like somewhere you can cook most nights and still have space for friends to lean against the counter and chat about their day. And the finishes – I can only say, you will just need to run your hand across the surfaces. Quality shows up in the small details.

Now, what I always find myself talking about here is the amenities. It is not just a pool. There is a long infinity pool that practically stretches out into the greenery, and if you do not feel like swimming, you can lounge nearby or even order something from the catering service. There are proper gyms split for ladies and men, which can be kind of rare. There's a yoga spot that feels quiet even when a few people are there, and a spa if you ever need a little reset. I saw someone working in the business lounge with a coffee and thought, maybe I could do that too. You get plenty of parks close by, including a rooftop garden, which means there is always somewhere a bit green when you need a breather.

There is even a dedicated restaurant or cafe on site. You probably know how nice it is to grab a real espresso without having to get in your car – little things like that just make the morning easier. If you have kids visiting, there are indoor and outdoor playgrounds, so you can finally take your eyes off your phone for a while and let them play. Valet parking, proper security, the feeling is safe and managed but not overdone.

Al Furjan itself keeps you close to the main parts of Dubai. Quick trip to the metro or main roads and you can get practically anywhere within minutes, and day to day stuff is never far away. I feel like people here tend to linger in the evenings. There's a pace to life that is active but not rushed. The community honestly feels welcoming.

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