3 bedroom townhouse in Camelia

Some homes just have a certain warmth that makes you want to kick your shoes off and sit for a while. That was the first thing I felt walking into this three bedroom townhouse in Camelia at Arabian Ranches 2. There is a peaceful kind of energy here, set on a single row that honestly just feels more private. You do not get that boxed in feeling at all. Instead, you look out the window and maybe see the sun filtering through, or the odd neighbor nodding hello as they stroll to the pool or the park. Both of these are only a few steps away, which makes daily life just easy. If you have been searching for property for sale in Arabian Ranches 2, especially a real townhouse with a bit of space, this one might catch your attention because it offers that sense of community and also a private corner to just unwind.

The first thing you notice in the living room is how it opens up, big and bright. Picture family movie nights or maybe an early coffee with the doors open, letting the morning breeze drift in from the garden. This garden is not just a patch of grass either—it is landscaped so it feels inviting and lived in. You will not be nervous to step on the lawn. I actually thought about how easy it would be to have dinner with friends out here. The sun pours in for most of the day, especially across the living and dining areas. That kind of light just makes the spaces feel even bigger. I took a minute by the window, and it is true, you get that easy blend of indoor comfort and a little bit of outside, especially with Dubai's better winter days.

Honestly, the kitchen in this Camelia townhouse has a really genuinely comfortable vibe. It is an actual kitchen where you want to cook for real, not just something that looks good in the listing photos. There is proper space to spread out your groceries or chat with someone while you prep dinner. All the fixtures feel solid when you use them. Cabinets and drawers slide open smooth. You can tell whoever built this actually thought about lasting quality. If you love food, or even if you are just warming up leftovers, it feels like a place you can actually spend time without fuss.

Upstairs, there are three bedrooms and they all just make sense for everyday life. The master suite has proper room for a big bed and you are never left squeezing past the furniture. The ensuite bathroom has finishes that feel like they will survive years of real life, not just survive until your first move in. Closet space is generous—you are not fighting for storage, and that is hard to find in some newer developments around Dubai. The other two bedrooms can work for almost anything—kids, home office, maybe a spot for guests. There is a common bathroom that honestly just works, you do not have to think twice when friends or family stay overnight.

One thing I noticed that families will really appreciate is the separate maid's room with its own bathroom, tucked away so there is privacy for everyone. There's a covered garage that fits two cars side by side, and that bit really matters for daily life—when you can just drive in and out without getting stuck or bumping doors, you remember how valuable it is.

Outside, the back garden somehow feels fresh every time you walk out. It is tidy, not too fussy, not empty. There is space to set up a dinner table for friends, or if you want something simpler, just a quiet spot for a blanket and a book. In the evening you might smell the plants or catch some laughter from the nearby park, or once in a while the sound of someone splashing in the pool. It actually feels lived in around here.

Living in Arabian Ranches 2 is just easy. The local coffee shop is always nearby, supermarkets are close and honestly the roads in and out let you get across Dubai without sitting in traffic half your day. People come for the schools or just the slower feel—kids biking in the evenings, neighbors actually greeting each other by name. The townhouse is vacant on transfer, so no waiting or second guessing if it is really available.

The price is two million seven hundred thousand dirhams, and for the quality and lifestyle you get in Camelia, that feels fair for this part of Dubai. The only way to know if it actually feels right for you is to come see it for yourself. If anything sounds interesting or if you have any questions, reach out anytime. At LuxuryProperty.com, we just try to help you find that spot that actually feels like home.