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Some homes just give you a certain feeling as soon as you walk up. This four bedroom villa on Pearl Jumeirah does exactly that for me. I remember pausing at the entry, just noticing the way the sunshine comes through the big windows and bounces around. It is not just open space for the sake of it, either. This villa actually feels warm, real and lived in even though it is custom built and everything is fresh. You get that rare mix of something new that still feels like home. It was designed by a local architect for his own family so you can feel how every corner works in daily life. The living areas flow together without any weird cutoffs. I think if you have kids or you love having friends over on the weekends, this layout just makes sense. It is easy to wander from the main gathering space to the kitchen and back again. Speaking of the kitchen, I have seen a lot of fancy kitchens in Dubai but this one is honestly somewhere I could see myself actually cooking a real meal. It is not just about looking good for photos. There is so much counter space and it is easy to imagine inviting a few people over and chatting while you put dinner together. Plus, there is even a full second kitchen hidden out of sight. If you have big dinners or family events, this little extra makes things so much easier. Upstairs, the bedrooms are all a good size. Not small by any means. I opened up the closet in one and was surprised by how much storage there is. If you have teenagers or a growing family with lots of stuff, it can handle it. The windows are big up here so you look out and see views all the way to Downtown Dubai and sometimes you catch the Burj Khalifa right there in the distance. I do not think you ever really get used to that view. It is a little bit of Dubai magic built in every evening when the lights come on. There are three maid's rooms as well. That might sound like a lot but honestly if you have a big family or guests staying for a while, this is the sort of practical thing you end up really appreciating. And there is an elevator, which is one of those features you do not know you want until you have it. Whether it is moving furniture or just making things easier for older relatives, it is a nice touch that tells you the architect was thinking about daily life. Out back is my favorite spot. The pool area feels private and kind of peaceful. I stood out there in the late afternoon and just listened to the wind for a minute. Plenty of space for kids to run around or for you to throw a bit of a Sunday barbecue. The terraces stretch out around the villa so you easily find a place with shade or sun, and the plot is more than eight thousand square feet so it never feels cramped. There is room if you want to add more plants and landscaping or just leave it open for easy maintenance. Either way, it is not one of those villas where you look across the fence and see a dozen neighbors. The location on Pearl Jumeirah means you get that calm beach vibe but you are never far from the center of things. Nikki Beach is just a short walk so you can head down for dinner or sunset drinks without planning half your day. Downtown Dubai is not far at all. I have even seen kids riding bikes in the evenings with parents looking relaxed which is not something you get everywhere in Dubai. The mix of privacy and city access just feels balanced here. I think the only way you know if it is right for you is to come see it in person. If you want to walk through this villa or have questions about life on Pearl Jumeirah, just get in touch. At LuxuryProperty.com, we want your next move to feel as comfortable as possible. Come take a look for yourself. &nbsp;

Custom-Built 4-Bedroom Villa for Sale with Burj Khalifa Views

Sometimes you just know when a home is going to surprise you. This eight bedroom villa in Pearl Jumeirah has that effect from the moment you come up the drive. It is not something that needs to be said, you sort of just sense it. The street is one of those tree lined stretches where you might expect to see someone walking a dog in the evenings. Out front, the first thing you notice is how open everything feels, even before you step inside. The entrance is quietly grand, yet nothing about it feels showy. Once you get through the front doors, the whole space just opens up around you. I stood in the foyer for a minute, letting my eyes adjust to all that natural light pouring in through those almost endless windows. You have these big open rooms that spill into each other, with sunlight moving across the smooth floors. Think about how everyone always wants that inside outside living, but here it feels more natural somehow. There are views in every direction, so you always have a sense of the gardens and the pool just outside. I imagine family breakfasts where the doors are left open and there is just this easy flow to the terrace. Even the kitchen, which is usually just a stop for coffee in most homes, really feels like somewhere you could cook a big meal with everyone hanging around. Cabinets are sleek and the appliances are all built in and ready for more than just heating up something quick. You will find eight bedrooms here, each one with its own quiet feel. What I like is that they all have some corner where you could actually relax, not just sleep. Many of them have balconies, so you might start your mornings sitting outside with coffee, feet up, Dubai skyline off in the distance. Closet space is sorted with built in wardrobes. Bathrooms are private and connected to the rooms, with just enough space so you never feel in anyone's way. The finishes are impressive but not fussy, so nothing feels like it is just for show. There is a maid's room tucked away where it makes sense, which is exactly what busy families need. The way the house is set up just makes living here feel easy, even with a group. That includes everything from laundry rooms to a garage that can take a few cars without crowding the driveway. It is the outdoor space that keeps pulling you back though. Landscaped gardens wrap around in a way that makes it feel private but never boxed in. You will notice, even though luxuries like the pool and the terraces are really beautiful, it is still easy to picture kids running around or friends chatting during barbeques. In the evenings, the lights from the city begin to twinkle just above the treetops, and you remember you are both close to everything and tucked away at the same time. Speaking of that, the location in Pearl Jumeirah puts you in the heart of Dubai's coastal lifestyle. You are never far from a nice café or one of those spots where locals get their bread early on Fridays. It is the kind of neighbourhood where you might actually wave at your neighbour, but at the same time have plenty of privacy behind your own gates. Getting to the city's best shopping or restaurants is no more than a quick drive, and honestly, the beach is just a stroll away if you feel like an early swim. Even though the home comes unfurnished, I think that is actually a plus. You get to make it yours without having to work around someone else's taste. There is a lot of room to bring your own style or just let the clean lines and open spaces be the star. And with a plot area that large, you are not squeezed in. You feel the freedom outside as much as inside. Photos are just for illustration but the real thing is rarely captured in a picture. It really is one of those places that you need to walk through to know if it clicks with what you are looking for. So if you have questions or just want to spend a little time seeing the spaces for yourself, you can get in touch any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we try to make the process comfortable and let you figure it out at your own pace. No pressure. Just come see if this one feels right. &nbsp;

8-Bedroom Villa for Sale in Pearl Jumeirah Villas, Jumeirah, Dubai

Some homes really slow you down as soon as you open the door. This one on Pearl Jumeirah gets you like that. I stepped into the entrance and it is just open and bright, the sunlight pools in and there is this hush, almost a surprised pause to the whole house. You look up and the ceilings climb high overhead, all of it kind of sparkling clean and modern but never cold. It feels right away like a proper home for a real family that still wants a bit of sparkle and maybe a little drama too.&nbsp; Sometimes in these big villas everything feels a little showy and stiff, but not here. There is a ton of space, almost nine thousand six hundred square feet by the way, but what strikes you is how easy all of it feels. The living spaces flow together, one runs into the other without anyone crammed into corners and yet it does not feel echoey or chilly. You get moments where you find yourself by one of the tall windows just looking out at the green, and you do not rush to leave. I even stood by the garden for a while, sort of noticing how quiet it was even during the city bustle. The plot outside is almost nine thousand eight hundred square feet, so you really get some elbow room.&nbsp; The living areas are set up for actual living and not just for a photograph. There is a sitting room where you could imagine movie night, or just conversations that last for hours. The kitchen has everything you would want if you actually like to cook, not just heat something. Honestly it feels like the place where more than a few real meals will come together, with someone pouring coffee and someone flipping pancakes. And the best thing is, when you step outside from the main living areas, you land straight into gardens that are simple but lush. The grass is thick underfoot, soft and green, and all around you are quiet pockets where you can just sit, chill, or even have friends over. I can see someone kicking off their shoes and almost forgetting their phone for an afternoon.&nbsp; The bedrooms are tucked away a bit, which always feels right in a family house. Five altogether and each one has a walk in wardrobe that is not just a closet with a fancy name. The wardrobe spaces are roomy and the bathrooms have this calm hotel feel. Big showers, soft light, you almost want to stay in there a bit longer. The master suite is the real star, calm and bright, one of those rooms you just know will be your quiet escape. Views onto the greenery, a private bathroom with touches that actually feel made for relaxing after a long day. You will probably end up spending more time in there than you think. Pearl Jumeirah itself is kind of special. Not everyone knows about it but the folks who do, really care about privacy, separate beaches, and less bustle. You get sea air. And evenings are pretty—sometimes you see neighbors out for a walk or kids on bikes right by the sea. Downtown Dubai is not far when you need it. Even the coffee shop is easy to get to if you are the morning stroll and latte sort. This villa is honestly for someone who is ready for something truly made for them. Not just a place to show off, but a real spot to wake up every day, close enough to everything but still with a feeling like you are tucked away.&nbsp; The only way you'll really know if it fits is to come walk through. Reach out if you want to look around or if you have questions—does not matter how small. At LuxuryProperty dot com we are always here to make the next move easy and as honest as possible. No pressure, just a real invitation. &nbsp;

Pearl Jumeriah Villa for Sale

Some homes just have something about them. I walked into this Villa at Pearl Jumeirah, and honestly, before I even really noticed the size or the marble or the design, I just felt like I could take a deeper breath. It happens sometimes with special places. You just know you want to look around for a minute before you say anything.&nbsp; So, this is an eight-bedroom villa, and it sits in one of Dubai's most private corners. Pearl Jumeirah always feels peaceful to me. You are close to the city but not really inside it. You catch a breeze from the water, but not that sticky feeling you sometimes get closer to the Gulf. Just open air, and light, and the kind of quiet that lets you hear your own thoughts. I noticed that right away.&nbsp; You get a sense of real space here. The villa covers around 28,000 sq. ft. so, yes, it is huge. Rooms have a kind of flow that just encourages people to drift from one space to another. The living area isn't just open, it feels effortless. Even when you have a big group over, nobody ends up elbow to elbow, unless you want it that way in the games room or cinema. I actually sat for a minute in the entertainment lounge. Might have closed my eyes. Not sure I have felt a softer sofa.&nbsp; The kitchen, though. I have to say, and this might be a little silly, but it is the kind of kitchen you actually want to cook in. Not just something to breeze through on the way to the dining table. It's all built by Pedini, so there's a lot of thoughtful little touches, and the lighting is exactly right. Sometimes people rush that part, but whoever did this design, they knew how a kitchen should feel in the evening. The light is low but bright enough to see what you are chopping up.&nbsp; Bedrooms? Honestly, every one of the eight has its own character. Floor-to-ceiling glass everywhere. A couple of the suites stretch out further than some apartments I have seen in the city. I paused in one room and just watched the pool outside for a bit. Sometimes I forget my phone entirely. All bathrooms feel like spa rooms in a boutique resort. Some of the marble is cool to the touch, which feels pretty incredible after a long day out and about.&nbsp; You get all these extras you would hope for in a villa this size. Maid's space, driver's room, and private parking that might actually fit more than eight cars if you want to try. The theatre room is something your teenagers will not want to leave, and maybe you won't either.&nbsp; Step outside, and suddenly you have a pool that almost looks Caribbean in the morning light. I walked around barefoot just because I could. There's a cabana that is half in the sun, half in the shade. I could easily imagine a lazy weekend with nobody in a rush. The rooftop BBQ area is high enough that you spot all the city lights without the city noise. At sunset, that's about as good as it gets in Dubai. Plus, the neighbours here really do keep things immaculate.&nbsp; What strikes me about this &nbsp;Villa is the balance. Contemporary design everywhere, but not cold. Smart technology, but you are never hunting for the controls. Every corner looks custom made but you don't feel like you have to tiptoe.&nbsp; Living here, you are just a few minutes from the beach. You'll find small coffee shops nearby. Kids bike around even after dark because it's just safe. The residents here really say hello, which is rare.&nbsp; Come see the villa for yourself. You'll know in the first few minutes if it feels right. If you want to take a look or even just chat about Pearl Jumeirah living, reach out any time. That's how we do things at LuxuryProperty.com. Your next place should actually feel like home.

Sometimes you step into a house and everything just slows down a bit. That is exactly what happened the first time I walked through this seven bedroom villa on Pearl Jumeirah. There is a sense of space and light right away. You stand by the floor to ceiling windows and you really do see the water stretching in both directions. The view goes all the way to the city skyline on one side and sweeps over the Arabian Gulf on the other. It is quiet except maybe for the soft sound of water if the lap pool is being used or the occasional call of birds in the old trees nearby. Honestly, it is easy to forget where your phone is for a moment. You just settle in and look around. This place is big. I mean, really big. Over twelve thousand square feet built up, on a plot which is a bit bigger than that. There is space for everyone to be together when it matters but also for everyone to have their own corners. Seven bedrooms but what strikes me more is how they have plenty of their own natural light. The master? You wake up and there it is, that long sunlit outlook, which never gets old. Each bedroom gives off a real sense that you could actually live in them, not just sleep there. The living spaces have this flow to them where you can see yourself hosting family dinners or just lounging for hours, moving between the living room and the terrace. And this kitchen is not just for show. It is set up for someone who actually enjoys cooking — nice gas stovetop, quality appliances, proper ventilation. You could really get comfortable in there. There is even a walk in pantry, which makes it easier to keep things organized if you are having friends over or just living day to day. The lap pool is one of those details that stands out. At twenty nine meters, you can get a real workout if that is your thing, or it just becomes an amazing spot to stretch out and let the day slip away. You look up and see the sky and that Gulf blue every single time. The garage has space for six cars, tucked away so you never have to worry about organizing vehicles or juggling between visitors and your own family. There is also a maid's room and a driver's room so it works neatly for families with full support at home. One of my favorite things is the private elevator. You never need to haul groceries or laundry up and down the stairs. It is especially great if you are coming up to the rooftop terrace. That rooftop is something else. I caught one sunset there and honestly, it felt like I was on top of the world looking over the city lights with the Gulf breeze in my face. It is a proper spot for an evening barbecue or just some quiet reading on a weekend afternoon. Sometimes, at dusk, the skyline glows and the water picks up color. It is just unforgettable. You will also notice there is a dedicated wellness area with a modern sauna. After a long day or intense workout, you can relax right at home. It turns an everyday moment into a bit of a getaway. Even though this place is private, you are never too far from Dubai's restaurants, shops, or the beach. Pearl Jumeirah is a tidy, welcoming part of the city. I see families out for walks and sometimes kids biking past, which brings a nice balance of energy and calm. This villa is vacant right now, so you are not waiting on anyone else's timeline. It has been upgraded and taken care of, so you feel that newness when you walk through. There is so much more to say but honestly, the only way to know if it feels right is to come see it. If you want to talk more or just walk through the space, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we want your next step to feel easy and comfortable. &nbsp;

7-Bedroom Villa for Sale in Pearl Jumeirah Villas, Jumeirah, Dubai

Some homes just have a certain feel the second you walk in. This five bedroom villa on Pearl Jumeirah really gets to you right away. Maybe it is the sunlight just moving across those living room floors or maybe it is just how every corner seems peaceful and well planned. I remember pausing by one of those huge windows for a minute and you could hear almost nothing besides maybe a bird or two outside. It is quiet here. You get the sense people actually live slowly on this island. Inside, it never feels cramped at all. There is a whole lot of space and even more light than you might expect. The ceilings are high enough that it almost feels like the rooms breathe with you. Three living rooms might sound like a luxury but once you spend some time in the villa it just makes sense. You can flop down in one and let the afternoon drift by with a book or get everyone together in another for a movie night or maybe a catch up over pizza. The formal space is there when you need it but it never feels over the top. I noticed the family spot would be perfect for a lazy Saturday where time kind of just slows down. There is another living area too, more relaxed, and I can see it being where friends end up with mugs of tea or when you want just a few quiet minutes. This home really solves the problem of never having enough space to really live. Now the bedrooms, these are not just places to sleep. Every one of the five bedrooms is roomy with big built in closets you can actually use. Not just for looks. The master suite is so big you could fit most two bedroom Dubai apartments inside it. That walk in wardrobe is something people wait for years to find. Seriously, you step inside and you actually want to take your time getting ready even if things are a little rushed elsewhere in the house. It is nice to see spaces where the design is for living and not just showing off. Plus there are proper private quarters for staff with their own bathroom too which makes the layout feel even more complete. For anyone who cares about cooking the kitchen here is a standout. It is loaded with Miele appliances from Germany and these are the real deal. There is this big ceramic cooktop waiting for someone who actually cooks and even a wine cooler which ended up being more practical than I first thought. There is a second kitchen as well full of Bosch appliances. Makes hosting those bigger meals with friends or family so much simpler. The whole setup is straight forward, nothing trying too hard, just spaces you'd actually use day to day. Step outside and you will see why most people fall for the garden. It is not a staged photo garden. You really can imagine a BBQ out there on a late Friday or just being by the private pool, watching Dubai's skyline go from blue to orange as the sun drops off. Sometimes a light breeze will catch you, and once or twice I noticed kids on bikes riding past in the evening. That is when you get the sense this is a lived in neighbourhood. And then there is the rooftop terrace. Climb up and you get those open city views which are just close enough to feel part of Dubai without any of the noise. I found myself picturing dinner here with friends, just because you could. Security is low key but complete here. Smart home features run in the background, CCTV and all those bits, not annoying but you know they are there. Garage takes three cars easily and if you have guests there has always been parking open when I visit. Pearl Jumeirah never feels crowded and sometimes you find whole stretches just to yourself. Step out beyond the gate and you find the island almost feels like Dubai's best kept secret. Private beaches wait for quieter mornings unless it is a perfect sunny day. The promenade by the water always has people out jogging or walking their dogs as the sun goes down. Nikki Beach Resort is part of the landscape so that vibe is always nearby but at home it stays peaceful. You get this balance of quiet bay life and five star Dubai lifestyle right on your doorstep. Modern build throughout means everything is still under warranty you pretty much never have a thing to worry about. Honestly sometimes you could almost forget your phone here and that probably says more than any sales pitch.&nbsp; The only way to tell if this villa is the right fit is to walk through in person. If you are curious or just want a tour or a chat, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com our goal is to help your move feel as easy as possible right from the start. &nbsp;

Pearl Jumeirah Custom-Built Villa for Sale

Some places almost make you stop and imagine what could be. When I first stood on this huge piece of land at Pearl Jumeirah, just next to Nikki Beach, I took a slow walk around and sort of pictured what life might look like if you built your home right here. Sun was out but there was a light breeze, you could actually hear a bit of the waves if you listen close enough, and honestly it just feels a bit special from the start. You have got eleven thousand and forty nine square feet to play with which is far from your average plot in Dubai. It is not your usual rectangle tucked between villas either. This is real space that lets your ideas breathe. Maybe you want a huge family home, maybe you picture something with a private pool tucked behind palm trees, or maybe you play with the idea of two homes side by side. All of that is open to you here. Some of the neighbors have gone ultra modern, and a few homes have gone classic with long driveways and big front gardens, so really it is about what fits your lifestyle. Actually I saw one plot nearby recently where they set up a small putting green in the back. You could imagine doing the same or something totally different. Over the years Pearl Jumeirah has built up a quiet reputation for luxury that feels a little more relaxed. People walk along the quieter streets in the early morning or right after sunset. Once in a while you will catch someone with their dog headed for the shoreline. And with Nikki Beach right next door, you always have the option for a lazy afternoon by the water or an evening out where you do not even need to move your car. Restaurants around here range from casual bistros tucked away from the street to those big waterfront spots where everyone seems to end up on Fridays. I should mention that the coffee shop on the corner is a favourite with locals. You get that real mix of convenience and peace. Location wise, it is almost funny how close you are to everything. You can reach Downtown Dubai or DIFC pretty quickly, so for anyone commuting or craving a night out, it just works. Even if you have to head to the airport or Dubai Mall, you are not caught in long drives. When you design your home here, you also get the chance to face your windows however you like. Some plots end up catching that sunrise over the sea, which is just something else. And having grown up in Dubai myself, I can tell you, waking up to that never really gets old, no matter how many times you see it. The area has proper beaches. Not the packed public stretches you see elsewhere, but quieter bits where you often spot joggers or families on the weekend. Sometimes you will see children biking around in the evening, especially as the weather cools. Supermarkets, small bakeries, and everything you need day to day are actually closer than you expect. That is something I really notice when I spend time here. This plot honestly gives you a rare blank canvas in one of Dubai's most exclusive settings. Photos on listings are just for illustration, so it is hard to really picture what your vision could look like until you see it in person. Whether you want a real family estate, a weekend retreat, or simply to hold one of the best addresses in Jumeirah, you have got the space and the setting for it here. If you have got questions about design rules, build timing, or just want to stand here for a while and see how it feels, just let me know. At LuxuryProperty.com, my goal is to help you get a real sense of the place, not just read about it online. The only way to know for sure is to come and take a walk. Reach out whenever you like. &nbsp;

Adjacent to Nikki Beach – Build Your Dream Home on This Prime Plot

Some places just have that feeling before anything is even built and honestly this land at Pearl Jumeirah caught me off guard in the best way. I wandered onto it one afternoon and for a second you kind of forget you are right in the middle of Dubai. The city is nearby you know it is there but all you really notice is the sea air and the breeze that comes off the waterfront every so often. There is this sense of calm just openness and space that is hard to find. This plot is massive at fourteen thousand four hundred eighteen square feet so you are really working with a blank canvas here. Picture yourself designing your ideal luxury villa maybe something sleek and modern all glass and clean shapes or you could go in a totally different direction with an Arabian look and classic touches. Either way there is so much room for everything you love gardens trees a pool maybe a shaded little nook for reading or chatting with friends in the afternoon. Even with a ten bedroom home on this plot you would have plenty of space to shape things just how you want. You can be as ambitious as you like and the best thing is it will never feel tight or crowded. Pearl Jumeirah is actually a bit of a hidden gem. You would not really guess it from a map but once you drive through you notice most days are pretty peaceful. I come here sometimes in the mornings and it is just quiet fountains bubbling somewhere in the background dogs out for their early walk sometimes even a couple of neighbors saying hello over the fence. There is a real community here and it is the kind where people wave at each other and kids ride their bikes in the evenings. If you are after privacy but also that feeling of being part of something welcoming then Pearl Jumeirah does that without any fuss. The vibe is relaxed not flashy but genuinely comfortable. You walk around and you see families spreading out in big homes couples just starting out and even a few folks who have built their own weekend escapes for their friends. And the location is pretty hard to beat. You are not far from the coastline so if you are someone who likes to start the day with sea views or finish it with a sunset over the water you can do that. I stood there for a bit just looking out and honestly it really does draw you out for a walk. You get these long open views and most days there is no traffic noise just the occasional sound of someone heading down to the beach. You can feel the difference as soon as you are here from downtown Dubai or DIFC it is an easy drive but when you come back everything just slows down. There are coffee shops along the beach that are never far sometimes you see folks bringing brunch outside or heading out for a swim before their day begins. On weekends you might even catch a neighbor firing up the grill for a late lunch. Shopping and beach clubs are all within reach but most of the time the community itself feels like its own little world. What is special about this specific plot is the way it opens up possibilities. You could build a ten bedroom family house or maybe something more focused on entertaining with rooftop terraces and space for guests. There is room for a private pool outdoor kitchen maybe even a garden full of fruit trees if that is your thing. People here really make the most of their land and since every villa feels different you get that sense of ownership that is one hundred percent personal. Streets are sunny there is always a gentle buzz of life never too much just enough and you always feel like you can just slow down and breathe a little deeper. Honestly photos never really do justice to places like this. It is one of those things you have to experience yourself. If you are curious to see how your vision could come to life on Pearl Jumeirah just reach out. The only real way to know if it feels like home is to walk it in person and at LuxuryProperty com we are here if you want to chat or explore the possibilities at your own pace. &nbsp;

10-Bedroom Plot for Sale in Pearl Jumeirah Villas, Jumeirah, Dubai

Some homes just have a way of making you slow down a little before you even cross the threshold. That's the honest truth with this five bedroom villa in Pearl Jumeirah. The first time I stepped in, I sort of lingered by the entrance just to get my bearings. You'll notice the way daylight falls in the grand living area, everything bright and open and set off by this incredible double curved staircase that kind of draws your eyes upward. It is more than impressive, but it never feels stiff or over the top. You get this easy, natural elegance every time you walk through. The size really takes you by surprise. Over ten thousand square feet just within the villa itself, and then the plot around it stretches out so you have all this space without feeling exposed. Out back in the garden, you can hear the sound from the fountain—a small thing maybe, but it adds to the sense of calm here. The main living spaces are double height, so voices echo gently and natural light just pours in. I've actually sat by the windows before and watched the afternoon sun shift across the pool, and honestly, you lose all track of time. The kitchen here is set up so you can actually cook and not just pretend to like in those show homes. There are two fully fitted kitchens, one with a big food storage area tucked off to the side. Handy for family meals or even if you just like everything in its own place. Up on the upper floor, each bedroom really feels like it's got its own little retreat going on. None of them squeezed for space. The bathrooms are all generous and finished in a way that feels special without being flashy. There's a Moroccan bath you genuinely want to take your time in, not just a feature for the sake of it. Some evenings, after everyone is done swimming or using the jacuzzi, that steam and scent of oils from the Moroccan bath sort of fills the space. It is real living, not just looks. If you have a big family or just like extra rooms, you get two maid's spaces and a driver's room. There is even a private gym, and the sauna never seems busy so you can honestly take a quiet moment whenever you want. The elevator comes in handy more than you'd expect, especially if you've got a lot of groceries or visitors. Parking is never an issue. Seven spaces. You pull in and it is all right there. Pearl Jumeirah itself has this tucked away feeling where the city is just down the road, but you rarely hear the noise. On mild mornings, you sometimes see families out for walks, and the beach is always close but not so close that you deal with sand everywhere. The neighbourhood feels settled, not just a showpiece. There's always a coffee shop nearby, you never feel out of touch. The villa is vacant at the moment, completely upgraded so it actually feels new walk in ready. You will notice the details in the finish, the upgraded floors feel solid under you and no corner is overlooked. The walking paths are wide and there's always a kind of breeze off the water, especially as the day winds down. Even with all this space and luxury, it never feels like too much. It's a home before it's anything else. To be honest, there's no way an online search or any number of words can tell you if it is the right fit. You have to walk it, breathe it in, maybe stand by those windows for a minute like I did. If you want to do that, or just have questions about life at Pearl Jumeirah, I am here anytime. At LuxuryProperty.com, we know every move matters, and we're always happy to help in any way we can. &nbsp;

5-Bedroom Villa for Sale in Pearl Jumeirah Villas, Jumeirah, Dubai

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