3 Bedroom Townhouse in Arabella Townhouses, Mudon

Some homes just have this calm about them when you walk in. That was true for me with this three bedroom townhouse in Arabella Townhouses. You step inside and almost forget where you are because it feels easy straight away. The light comes in, not too bright, but enough to make you slow down when you reach the living space. Honestly that feeling does not happen everywhere.

The entrance is simple, not grand, which I kind of liked. You get stairs on one side and I peeked into the maid's room tucked away with a powder room close by. What caught my eye was how every little corner seems to have a purpose. There are places to put bags or shoes or even a stack of board games if you have family nights. It feels like whoever planned it actually thought about day to day life.

Move just a bit further and you get to the living and dining area. Here is where things open up. There is this big space with sunlight moving across the floor by afternoon and if you sit near the window you can see a bit of the garden through the glass. The kitchen matches the vibe. It is semi open, so you get that connection between whoever is cooking and anyone just hanging around. I always notice how some kitchens are only for show. Not here. You could picture people actually making pancakes on a Saturday. It just feels right.

Head upstairs and it does not feel too formal up there. Three real bedrooms, all with enough space for more than just a bed. I walked into the master and you can tell it is meant to give you a retreat, not just a room to sleep in. The walk in wardrobe is good for people who like their space a bit organized. The ensuite bathroom has that quiet privacy you sometimes hope for at the end of a long day.

If you ask me what Arabella Townhouses are about, I would have to say outdoor living. The neighborhood itself has a gentle community energy. Kids really do bike on the paths and there is almost always a few neighbors out for an evening walk. There are these peaceful walkways weaving through the area. I stopped for a while at one of the little parks and there was a few people using the workout stations, someone chatting on a bench. It just feels lived in but not crowded.

If you are the type who likes to swim, you actually have options. There are three swimming pools dotted across the area so you can switch it up. The green spaces are not just for show either. You can find people having snacks on picnic mats, or teenagers kicking a ball. And when you want to do something simple like grabbing a coffee or fresh bread, the Mudon community centre is nearby. I went in to check it out and the baker actually knew a couple of regulars by name. It makes you feel like life might get a bit quieter here, in a good way.

For people working around Dubai, it is surprisingly straightforward. Emirates Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road are close so you do not waste ages in the car. You can get home in time to see the sunset from the garden and sometimes these little birds hop along the garden wall. It is small things, but they stick with you.

If you are wondering about storage or parking, honestly it is easy to manage here. Built up area is a solid one thousand five hundred forty four which means you are not stuck in tiny rooms. The plot is around one thousand nine hundred five so you have actual outdoor space to enjoy. This one is a back to back townhouse but you still get private garden space out back. It does not feel boxed in.

Some homes just let you exhale when you step inside. That is how this one felt to me. There is no way to tell for sure until you walk through it yourself. If you have questions about Arabella or want to see this townhouse in person, just reach out. I am always around and there is never any pressure. At LuxuryProperty dot com we just want it to feel right for you.