2 Bedroom Apartment in Dubai, Mohammed Bin Rashid City

Some places just have a feeling as soon as you walk in. This two bedroom apartment in Al Andalus Tower D at Jumeirah Golf Estates gives you that right away. It is a kind of calm you do not expect in Dubai. Maybe it is the way the sunlight hits those warm earthy walls or maybe it is the little touches of blue and orange you see scattered across the living space. You get this small pop of colour in a cushion or in the tiles by the kitchen that look like something you would find in a favourite Mediterranean café. It just puts you at ease somehow.

If you care about kitchens, this one might surprise you. It actually feels like you would want to cook here, not just heat up leftovers. The open plan design means you are never cut off from the rest of the apartment, and you can look out from the counter straight to the greenery outside. I actually leaned on the counter one morning and sipped coffee for a while, just watching light filter in through those big windows. There is plenty of space to move around. Even the fridge and oven feel like they have their proper place, no awkward corners or cramped cupboards. You feel like you could invite friends over and still move around comfortably.

From the living area, the park view is something I kept coming back to. You look out and see the stretch of green across Jumeirah Golf Estates and on most mornings you can spot golfers making their way down the course. Maybe that is not everyone's thing but there is this peaceful energy about it that settles you down almost without thinking about it. I have honestly spent a good few moments just standing by the window letting time slow down. If you are a golf fan, well, you probably already know about the two Championship courses you get here. Even if you are not, you might end up appreciating them just for the peace and the way the area stays green all year round.

In the evenings, you tend to see families and kids out biking through the landscaped walkways. You hear soft laughter or the quiet sound of someone playing fetch with a dog in the garden. Al Andalus feels a bit like a hidden village, not just another apartment block. The central courtyard always has the sound of water moving, which personally I found incredibly relaxing. Moorish arches and terracotta roof tiles give the place a history, but not the old or outdated kind. More like lived in and loved for a while.

People actually talk to each other here. One day I was waiting for the lift and just ended up in an actual conversation with a neighbour. There's a lounge on the ground floor where you find people reading or working on their laptops sometimes.

The amenities do stand out if you like to stay active. There is a proper gym with all the equipment you need for a real workout, not just a couple of treadmills. The swimming pool is big enough for laps, plus you get steam rooms and even an aerobics studio. You can hit the tennis courts on weekends or just stay home and watch the sunset from the balcony. The view at dusk over the park is honestly something you have to see in person.

During the DP World Tour in November, the neighbourhood picks up with visitors and a bit of buzz around the golf courses. The rest of the year, it slows down and goes back to feeling quiet, kind of tucked away and private. And of course, you are never far from a good coffee shop or somewhere casual to eat. You can walk to a café or grab a bite with friends without feeling like you have left a peaceful retreat.

All in all, this is just a relaxed, easy place to live or use as a Dubai getaway. If you are looking for a two bedroom apartment with a genuine park view in Dubai that feels comfortable and real, this one at Jumeirah Golf Estates is worth seeing. The only way to really know is to come have a look for yourself. If you have any questions or feel like walking through, reach out anytime. At LuxuryProperty dot com we always want your next home to feel like it fits, not forced. That is pretty much the goal.