3 Bedroom Townhouse in Al Reem, Arabian Ranches

There is something really calming about this place in Al Reem 2. That comes through pretty much from the second you walk up the little garden path to the door. Sometimes these townhouses can feel a bit too tidy or showy but this one just feels natural. The sun hits the front just right in the mornings and you can hear kids riding their bikes along the pavement just beyond the garden wall. Arabian Ranches has that feel to it almost everywhere but the vibe in Al Reem always strikes me as even more relaxed.

Walking inside you get that open space right away. The living and dining areas almost spill together but it does not feel muddled. I remember standing in the middle and just getting that sense of flow, especially with the way the kitchen is set off to the side without a wall blocking everything. It seems simple but it makes you feel like it is one big family space, not split up into little boxes. The kitchen here does not try to be fancy for the sake of it. You could actually cook in here every day. There is proper storage and everything sits right where you might expect it to be, like it has been figured out over years of real use and not just for a brochure picture. The coffee shop at the community center is not far either, so some mornings you will just slip out for a muffin and espresso then wander back.

The garden at the back really surprised me. Sometimes townhouses in Dubai have small patches of grass and a couple of potted plants but this one feels a little more grown in. It felt private, almost sheltered, with space where you could grab a book out there on a Friday or just let the kids kick a ball around. The sliding doors from the living area are wide enough you almost want to leave them open in winter and let the air drift through the house. Even if you love the AC sometimes you just want the real thing.

Downstairs there is also a study that actually looks like somewhere you could shut the door and get things done. That is something I hardly see enough and it is tucked off to the side quietly. There was also a guest washroom by the stairs. Even details like the storage under the stairs did not feel like an afterthought for dumping boxes but somewhere you could keep the things you actually use.

Head upstairs and the first thing that hits you is just how big the master bedroom feels once you walk in. It is not just another room with a bed and a cupboard. You will notice the closets are built in so there is no awkward squeezing past furniture. The bathroom for the master is right there and feels bright in the mornings. The other two bedrooms are actually a decent size too. Sometimes secondary rooms are just a squeeze but here you could put in beds or even a little desk for homework. They share a bathroom that does not make you feel cramped and again has that bright, low stress feel. You get a real sense someone has actually lived here and knows what makes a difference day to day.

Walking through at dusk you can see lights coming on across the community. Families are outside, sometimes dogs too. Al Reem just gives you that community feeling without it being overwhelming. It is safe to say you can comfortably walk to the main pool, or grab a quick bite at the Ranches Souk without needing to jump in your car every time. Honestly it just feels easy living here. There is a sense of space, of ease, that is not always common in Dubai townhouse communities.

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