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Some places just make you pause for a second and wonder what it would be like if you lived here. That's honestly how it felt walking through this one bedroom apartment in Jumeirah Garden City, Al Satwa. There is no big entrance or hotel style lobby, but sometimes that is what's nice. You walk in and it's just quiet. There is always a bit of sound in this part of Dubai and you still get a bit of city life peeking through the windows, but keeping the windows closed does a good job of keeping it peaceful.&nbsp; This apartment is just the right size for someone who does not want to fuss over too much space. With about 725 square feet of built up area, it feels comfortable but still manageable. When I was in the living area, I noticed how the light comes through in the afternoon. Not blinding, but gentle enough that you could read or have a coffee without switching on the lamps. If you are someone who appreciates kitchens that actually make you want to cook a simple meal after work, this one works. It is not showy. There's enough storage, the counters are easy to clean and you could actually see yourself slicing up some vegetables here or making tea in the morning.&nbsp; To the left as you walk in, you will find the bedroom. There is a built in wardrobe which always helps so you are not struggling with storage. The bedroom gets enough morning sun—makes it a little easier to get out of bed even if you are not a morning person. It is also quiet enough that you do not hear much from outside. Sometimes you can hear a distant sound of kids playing after school, but something about it feels lively instead of annoying.&nbsp; Bathrooms ought to be practical, and thankfully this one is. Water pressure is good which, to me, actually matters a lot more than anything fancy. There is a clean look to it, nothing too trendy but easy to keep clean. You probably would not feel odd stepping in here barefoot, which is always a good sign. The location in Al Satwa is practical for most people. It is easy to step out for groceries, and the best thing is there are cafes nearby where you can pick up real coffee without driving across town. If you commute, it is close enough to the main roads that getting around is just a bit easier. You also get that classic Dubai feeling wherever you look. It never feels totally shut away from the city, but not too busy either. Living in Jumeirah Garden City, you will start to feel you know every bakery, every tiny vegetable shop, pretty fast. Somehow there's a comfort in that. There is space just outside the building where people tend to hang out in the evenings, sometimes with a juice or a quick chat after work. It never really gets crowded, but you won't feel isolated. Community feels local and mixed, people who appreciate both old and new Dubai. Honestly, this is not the kind of apartment you will find in a glossy magazine, but that is kind of the point. It is straightforward and easy to picture yourself living here. If you work nearby or just want an easy base to come home to at the end of the day, it fits the bill. Plus, you are right in Al Satwa and Jumeirah Garden City, so everything is never too far. The only way to know if this one bedroom apartment is the right fit is to come see it for yourself. If you have questions about the place or just want to get a feel for the neighborhood, reach out. We are always here at LuxuryProperty dot com, and we try to make your next home move as comfortable as it can be. &nbsp;

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