3 bedroom apartment in Building 16

Some homes just slow you down right from the doorway. This three bedroom apartment in City Walk, right at Building 16, kind of did that for me. It is one of those places where you step in and the light just sort of wraps around you. Maybe it is the floor to ceiling windows or maybe it is the way the evening sunlight falls across the parquet floors. Either way, there is this easy comfort that makes you want to stay a little longer and look around. I found myself just letting the moment stretch for a bit and noticing all these small touches that make a place feel lived in but not worn out.

City Walk always has a bit of buzz if you know the area but up here the noise just fades. You get all the convenience and still this sense of your own space. The apartment itself offers about 2085 square feet which, yes, is roomy but honestly it is more about the layout. Every part of the home feels like someone cared and upgraded. You will spot the designer furniture pretty quickly and truthfully it is not the sort you usually find in show units. The couches are ones you actually want to sit on and, for once, the curtains feel soft instead of stiff. Thought went into this place. Whoever picked out these pieces really enjoyed doing it. You just get that feeling.

If you are like me and actually use your kitchen, you will notice right away this one makes sense. All the appliances are modern and tucked neatly away so it never feels cluttered even if you are in the middle of cooking. Storage is no problem and you will be able to imagine weekends spent making something fresh with a couple of friends over. The bedrooms are quietly comfortable. Big wardrobes are already built in which just makes mornings feel less rushed. The bathrooms are all attached to the bedrooms. I like how each one feels a bit private and fresh, not cramped. There is a powder room for guests as well so your personal spaces stay untouched even when you are hosting.

It is also the practical things that stand out. The laundry room is tucked in a way that does not feel like an afterthought which is rare. Plus there is actually a helper's room with its own private entrance which makes life a bit easier if you need support at home or even an extra space for storage. The balcony overlooks the boulevard and, trust me, evenings there feel pretty special. Sometimes the sky just lights up and you get to watch it with a coffee or after-dinner snack. Morning coffee out there feels kind of perfect. For anyone who values secure parking or has more than one car, this apartment comes with two basement parking spots. That is a real plus in City Walk. The concierge is always there downstairs no matter the hour so you have help whenever you need it.

The building itself feels like a quiet spot in a busy city. There is a rooftop pool where you can swim or just take in the views. The gym downstairs means you never really have to find a membership outside and even the kids have their own pool. Sometimes you see families enjoying a bit of time together while the city moves on in the background. Security does their job so you really can relax and forget the rest of the world for a bit.

City Walk is known for its downtown vibe but living here you get this surprising sense of community. The mall is right next door so you can wander out for groceries or coffee. On weekends I have seen people heading to Green Planet or catching a show at Dubai Arena which is just steps away. If you are a movie person Roxy Cinema is so close it is almost too easy. Local restaurants and bakeries keep the place lively and, honestly, it feels like there is always something to do.

You are perfectly placed for getting around. SZR, Downtown, DIFC, Jumeirah, Business Bay all are only a few minutes away by car. Just simple and quick.

The way this three bedroom apartment in Building 16 of City Walk feels is not something you can get from photos alone. If you want to see for yourself or just talk through any questions reach out to me any time. At LuxuryProperty dot com we like to help people find places that really fit their lives. Sometimes seeing a place in person is the only way to know if it is right for you.