3 bedroom townhouse in Park Heights

Some places really slow you down, and this three bedroom townhouse in Park Heights at Dubai Hills Estate is one of them. The first time I let myself in, I paused right by the big front windows because the whole space is so full of daylight it kind of makes you stand still for a second. There's something about those open green views you get here that makes mornings genuinely peaceful. Honestly, you almost forget you're just minutes away from the buzz of Dubai's city center.

The living and dining areas are wide open and just flow together so nothing feels boxed in. If you like to hang out while someone cooks, you'll notice you can just have a chat across the counter—no walls to hide behind. The kitchen caught my eye, too. It's not just for show. It feels set up for regular life, with proper storage, good appliances that actually make you want to cook, and space to experiment with something new. You get finishes that are solid and a little understated. Not so fancy that you worry about making a mess, which I think most people actually appreciate. There's a sense this would become the backdrop of birthdays, Sunday afternoons, and those evenings when you put your feet up and just let the day wind down.

Each bedroom pulls in good light with windows that look out over more trees and green patches. The master suite sits quietly at the back, with its own bathroom and more storage than you might expect. I found myself lingering there, glancing out at the leafy views, and it just felt private even though you are connected with the outdoors thanks to those big windows. Honestly, sometimes with the windows shut the outside still feels close enough that you notice the breeze or spot the sunlight moving through the trees.

The garden was a real surprise for me. You step right outside, and suddenly you have your own piece of green space. It feels set up for lazy coffees in the morning or a barbecue with friends—maybe even a birthday party or a quiet evening by yourself while the city goes on just out of sight. Sometimes you see the neighbors grilling in their gardens, and kids wander by on bikes or head out to play in one of the quieter corners with their parents keeping an eye out from the patios. If you have pets, this is the sort of place where a dog really feels at home.

Dubai Hills Estate itself has a different kind of pace. I've noticed weekends here are slower—less about traffic and more about heading outside. There are landscaped parks everywhere, and a swimming pool nearby when you want to jump in and cool down after work or on a summer afternoon. The gym's just a walk away, and I see people heading there early in the morning before the rest of the city wakes up. In the evenings, families are out with strollers, there are always neighbors at the playgrounds, and sometimes you just hear a few kids laughing in the distance. It has a small community energy that makes it easy to feel settled.

One of the things people always ask about is convenience, and I have to say everything lines up well here. Dubai Hills Mall is right up the road so groceries, shopping, or coffee runs actually feel quick. There are cafés and restaurants nearby so lunch doesn't have to be a production, and you'll get used to bumping into the same faces which is kind of comforting. School runs aren't a headache, either. The roads curve around things in a way that keeps traffic moving easily, even during morning rush. You just spend less time on the road.

And when you do want city energy, both Downtown Dubai and Dubai Marina are close. So nights out or weekend plans are easy to manage. Still, most days you just find yourself staying home—there's so much green and an easy pace that sometimes you just lose track of your phone or let time get away.

The only way to know for sure is to come by, listen for the birds, maybe just stand in the garden for a while. Happy to answer questions, or walk you through the place. At LuxuryProperty.com, we like to help you find somewhere you can really feel at home.