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5 Bedroom Villa in European Clusters, Jumeirah Islands
Entertainment Foyer, European Clusters, Jumeirah Islands
Price on Application
Property Type:
Villa
Bedrooms:
5
Bathrooms:
5
Built-Up Area:
5,500 sqft
Plot Size:
12,646 sqft
Refno:
LP04149
Entertainment Foyer, European Clusters, Jumeirah Islands
Some homes just make you slow down and take a breath before you even get to the front door. That is honestly what happened to me when I visited this five bedroom villa in the European Clusters of Jumeirah Islands. It is in the Oasis Cluster, which has this quieter atmosphere to it compared to other bits of Dubai. Something about the way the trees tuck you away from the main roads and the birds just get on with their morning business—this spot is tucked away in one of the most peaceful parts of Jumeirah Islands and you feel it right off the bat.
If you have looked around Jumeirah Islands before, you will probably notice the difference straight away in this upgraded Entertainment Foyer villa. It stands out as a place that is ready for real everyday living and not just for show. Five bedrooms plus a few extra spots not everyone thinks of—maybe a play area for the kids, a reading nook if that's your thing, or a proper little home office. The upgrades are not just surface level either, they actually changed the layout to make it feel more natural. I think the kitchen sums it up well. First thing you see are the wood cabinets and those marble counters but then you kind of realize how the fridge disappears in. I actually opened the fridge a few times because you barely spot it at first. The counter turns into this morning meeting place for everyone who lives here—it is not just a kitchen, it is the unofficial start to the day. The sliding door is clever too, because you can shut out the cooking when you are done or open it up straight to where everyone sits for meals with friends or family. You will tell pretty quickly this is the kind of kitchen where people actually cook and not just heat up takeaways.
Head upstairs and it just keeps that welcoming feel. Sometimes upstairs spaces in villas can feel a bit cold or forgotten, like you only go there to sleep. Here, the family room really does feel lived in, kind of like somewhere you would naturally gather after dinner or lazy weekend mornings. The bedrooms stretch out around it, each with its own en suite which always makes life easier, especially if you have a big family or frequent guests. The windows are big which means every room gets soaked in natural light for most of the day. All of the bathrooms have been completely upgraded. They look fresh without being too showy, just neat and genuinely comfortable.
Downstairs the glass doors open out onto a backyard that is probably going to be your favorite place half the year, if you are anything like me. There is a maid's room which already comes set up with its own bathroom so everyday routines tend to run smoother especially if you have help around. Outside the plot is pretty huge—over twelve thousand square feet and honestly, you get space that feels private. You are not staring straight into a neighbor's yard all the time. There is a pool that actually looks inviting, a shady spot for long lunches, and a little lounge area that just invites you to sprawl out for an afternoon read or nap. The real surprise is the private beach. You walk right out, toes in the sand. People play volleyball sometimes, or just relax and watch the sunset. Kids end up running back and forth from the water and you can always find a spot to sit on your own. Evenings here get quiet in a good way—you see people jogging, neighbors walking their dogs, or families grilling as the sun dips down. It is the kind of area where the coffee shop is always an easy walk. The Pavilion has a friendly bakery; the gym there actually gets used, and shops are close but not right in your face.
A lot of people who move to Jumeirah Islands are doing it for the peace. It just feels relaxed here, and even though Dubai's never far away, you do not hear the noise. Getting in and out is smooth, so you are not stuck battling traffic when you need to work or get the kids to school.
For me this villa just has that calm and homely feeling. If you want to see if it feels right for you, the best way is just to come by and walk around. Reach out anytime, even if you just want to ask something or have a look. That is how we do things at LuxuryProperty.com, because the right place should feel easy, not a chore.
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