1 Bedroom Apartment in Dubai, Mohammed Bin Rashid City

Some places just slow you down in a good way as soon as you walk through the door. That is exactly what happened when I first stepped into this one bedroom apartment in Central Park at City Walk. It is right in the heart of Jumeirah but feels a little easier and calmer as soon as you are inside. Bright daylight comes pouring through those tall windows and you sort of want to just stand by them for a minute to watch the city moving outside.

The first thing you'll probably notice is just how open everything feels here. There is a living area where the kitchen and dining space all blend together and honestly it feels natural. The kitchen actually looks like somewhere you could cook for real or just brew coffee and stare out at the trees for a bit. There are good appliances, nothing left out, so it is ready for whoever moves in next. Sometimes these new apartments lean a bit too modern but this one keeps things simple with light colors and still has a warm feeling to it. Someone picked out the furniture and decor with an eye for calm rather than just showing off.

The bedroom is at the quieter end of the apartment and I noticed that if you open the windows a little you sometimes hear birds more than cars. The bathroom is almost spa like with really clean lines and some nice vanity fixtures that do not shout for attention but make you want to take a bit longer getting ready in the morning. It just feels easy. The whole apartment has this gentle flow so you don't feel boxed in at all and with nine hundred and forty eight square feet of space it is bigger than you expect for a one bedroom place in Dubai.

Now about the lifestyle here. Central Park at City Walk is one of those new spots where you actually get a mix of green spaces and city energy. When I was visiting I saw a couple of people walking their dogs along the landscaped paths and some others heading out with strollers. The coffee shop is genuinely around the corner and you can pick from a lot of cafes that open early. There are restaurants that range from easygoing breakfast spots to fancy celebratory dinner places. There is a cinema too if you want a quiet evening out and some boutique shopping if that is your thing. A young crowd lives here but you also get families and sometimes in the evening you see folks just sitting under a tree after work. On weekends it gets livelier but the apartment itself feels like a peaceful spot even then.

Getting around from here is actually no stress at all. You are right off Al Safa Street so Downtown Dubai and Jumeirah Beach are close by. Sheikh Zayed Road is just minutes away but you barely hear it from up here which I was honestly surprised by. Getting to work, the beach, or even the airport does not take long.

Even though you are in the middle of the city it feels like you have a pocket of green and some privacy. That is becoming rare in Dubai these days. This apartment could work well as a main home or even a second home if you just want a city base to come back to once in a while. There is plenty of storage so it does not feel cluttered and guests can easily stay over with space to spare.

If you want an apartment in Dubai that fits real life instead of just photos you might want to see this place in person. The only way to know if it feels right for you is to step inside and take a moment. If you have questions or just want to wander through with no rush let me know any time. At LuxuryProperty.com we try to make these visits as comfortable as possible so you never feel any pressure. Come see it for yourself and get a real feel for what living at Central Park City Walk could be like.