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Some places just have a kind of calm energy the moment you walk in. I got that as soon as I entered this two bedroom apartment at Noora Tower in Al Habtoor City right near the water in Business Bay. It feels open and spacious right from the lobby. You hear the soft hum from the street below, but up here it is just peaceful. And honestly, the first thing that really hit me was the natural light. It just pours in through these massive floor to ceiling windows. You stand by the glass and you can see the wide coastline stretching out toward Jumeirah. If you look the other way you get that Dubai skyline, with all its jagged lights that start sparkling as soon as night falls. Sometimes, when you come in at just the right time you do not need to turn on the lights at all. Makes evenings feel easy, somehow. The living room and kitchen actually blend together in a way that feels practical. This is not one of those places where the kitchen is only for show. You could be chatting with friends at the counter, making coffee, or cooking a real dinner, all while someone else lounges in the living room. I tried opening the drawers just to see, and everything slides open smooth. There is a nice mix of marble around the counters that feels a bit fancy but still real enough to cook something simple. And the floors switch between warm wood and cool marble. It is one of the things I noticed right away with bare feet. Sometimes it feels almost cozy, then you step on the marble and it sort of wakes you up. Both bedrooms are a good size. Nothing cramped here. Each has its own bathroom and there is even an extra guest bathroom, so people do not have to wait around. The bathrooms, you will notice, are done up in a kind of modern style but still feel comfortable. You will also appreciate that the whole apartment just feels like it was designed for living every day, not posing. One thing I really liked is that this building is actually pet friendly. Maybe you have a dog or a cat and want them by your side. Not every place in Dubai allows that, but here it is totally fine. I have seen people with little dogs in the corridor sometimes, and there are spaces nearby for short evening walks. In fact sometimes you see families with strollers or cyclists along the path by the Business Bay canal in the evenings. The canal itself really comes alive at night. I sometimes stand along the railing and you can see those bright neon colors reflecting off the water. It is one of those little local things that does not get old. Noora Tower sits just at the start of Al Habtoor City, so you are about five minutes from Safa Park. If you feel like catching a show, La Perle is basically next door. And honestly Dubai Mall never feels far; you can hop in the car and be there in almost no time. There are grocery stores and coffee shops below, so picking up a snack or grabbing a quick breakfast is straightforward. Living in Business Bay means you are truly in the center of everything. Work is close by, but you get a real neighborhood kind of feeling too. Everyone just sort of goes about their day, but you will start recognizing people quickly. The best way to know if this two bedroom apartment with sea and skyline views at Noora Tower in Al Habtoor City is right for you is really just to come see it for yourself. Walk around. See how the sun hits that sofa at three o&#039;clock. If you have questions, or you just want to pop by for a look, just reach out any time. That is how we do things here at LuxuryProperty dot com. We try to keep it real and comfortable, just like the places we show.

2 bedroom apartment in Al Habtoor City, Business Bay

Some places just feel right as soon as you walk through the door and this three bedroom apartment in Al Habtoor City, Business Bay, really does that. Maybe it is how high up you are above the city. You look out the wide windows and all you see is water, curved paths of the Dubai Canal, reflection from the pool below, and then further out, some of the city&#039;s best skyline. It is both calm and impressive. Standing there, you can actually breathe for a minute. Sometimes when I am here, I end up spending a bit longer in the living room just staring at the view. You might find yourself doing the same. The apartment itself, well, it just works. Nothing feels cramped. With close to 2000 square feet you never feel boxed in, and honestly, you can see that when you move from room to room. The living space somehow makes you want to flop on the couch with a book or invite friends over for dinner. It is the kind of layout where every zone fits together but you can still sneak off for a bit of quiet. The kitchen is actually somewhere you could really cook something homemade, not just warm up takeaway, although to be fair, with all those restaurants right down the street, you have options for every mood. Some mornings, I just think about grabbing a coffee and walking along the Canal before actually doing anything productive. Each bedroom carries a bit of hotel comfort, but not in a cold way. More like, you get soft light from the windows and enough space that your things do not make it feel messy. There is a good sense of privacy too, which matters if you like having people stay over or if you work from home. The main bedroom is honestly lovely. I remember standing in there and seeing the water sparkle late in the afternoon. It feels both big and kind of cozy at the same time. Bathrooms have a clean finish, not just for looking nice, but you actually want to use them. There are four, so no lining up even when you have guests. Up here, higher than the 50th floor, it is really peaceful. You step out onto the balcony and it is almost like hearing a city hum far away, not right outside your window. When the sun rises you get that pink orange light over the Canal, and by evening, all the towers start to glow. It is one of those apartments that feels above everything without feeling cut off. Downstairs, you will find a pool that&#039;s perfect for lazy weekends or actual laps, and the gym has everything you want if you are the type to fit in a workout before work or just after. There is even a spa if you want something extra relaxing. The amenities really feel like they belong to you. Living in Al Habtoor City means you get the mix of Business Bay energy but with a bit less chaos than the very center of downtown. Evenings, you sometimes see families out for a walk, and weekends get lively with people heading to La Perle or just stopping for dinner. If you have friends who love to visit, the building always feels welcoming but professional. Security and the entry feel safe but not stiff. Even just grabbing groceries or running errands, everything seems close. There&#039;s a pace here that is busy but not rushed. It is not always easy to describe how an apartment like this makes you feel, because sometimes it is about slowing down, catching that calm, and seeing if it fits you. The only way to really know is to come see for yourself. If you want to chat or take a slow look around, just reach out. We want you to feel at home with LuxuryProperty.com, and we are here if you need anything at all.

3 bedroom apartment in Al Habtoor City, Business Bay

Some places just have a mood that makes you pause and take a breath when you step inside. This one bedroom apartment at Noura Tower in Al Habtoor City does exactly that. I remember walking in and the first thing that hit me was the sheer amount of sunlight pouring through those big floor to ceiling windows. Everything feels warm and alive even if it is cloudy outside. You can just lean on the glass for a bit with a cup of coffee and look out over the canal. Sometimes if you stay quiet for a minute you could almost hear the water moving along with the city in the background. The energy here is a mix of peaceful and vibrant. You feel it most when the sun is starting to go down and the lights come up over the water. Honestly the living and dining area surprised me. Some one bedroom apartments in Business Bay can feel a bit crammed but here the layout runs pretty open. The spaces sort of flow into each other so it is easy to arrange your sofa or table and not feel squeezed. Every time I come in I can actually picture people living here day to day. Maybe friends talking around the sofa or someone working from the dining table because the internet here is always good and quiet moments come easy. The kitchen is tucked to the side but open enough that if you like to cook you can spread out your chopping board and really get into a proper meal. There is enough storage that things do not pile up on the counters which makes cleaning up feel less of a chore. The appliances are modern and you do not have to bend down or reach up for everything which is just one of those little things you appreciate once you move in. The bedroom actually feels relaxing. It does not try too hard but it works. Built in wardrobes mean you keep your clothes tidy without thinking twice. The windows keep the bedroom bright most of the day but there are curtains already sorted if you prefer it calm and dim at night. The bathroom feels recently upgraded and for me that fresh clean feeling every morning sets a good tone for the day. I spend time checking the water pressure here and it is strong. Those details matter. One of my favorite things is the balcony. Out there you get these views straight onto the canal below with the city skyline just beyond. You find yourself wanting to sit outside with a book or just people watch because even though you are right in Business Bay and so close to Downtown Dubai it stays surprisingly tranquil up here. In the mornings you will see people jogging along the waterfront paths or sometimes just the birds making a bit of noise. In the evening there is a bit more life with lights reflecting off the water. It is the kind of outdoor space you actually use more often than you think. The building at Noura Tower ticks a lot of boxes if you want things easy. There is a pool with long chairs if you want to relax after work plus a gym with all the main equipment and it is rarely too busy. Downstairs there are spots where you can just sit or read or wait for a friend if you are heading out. Security is calm and friendly and you always see people coming and going but it never feels crowded. Al Habtoor City itself is such a mix of Dubai living. You are right near big attractions like Dubai Mall and Burj Khalifa which are less than ten minutes drive but the actual community feels personal. You can walk to restaurants along the canal or pop into little coffee shops dotted around. Grocery runs are easy and traffic is not as crazy as some parts of the city. I have seen kids biking in the evenings here even though it is mostly mature professionals and couples living around. This apartment is vacant and ready so you are not waiting for the current tenants to move out. Moving in is actually quick which makes your move hassle free and that almost never happens with places this nice. Sometimes you just need to walk through yourself and feel the vibe. Reach out to me or anyone at LuxuryProperty and we can show you around or answer anything you are wondering about. There is never any pressure. We just want to help you find out if it feels right for you.

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