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Some places just feel like they have a story in every corner. This six bedroom villa in Polo Homes at Arabian Ranches is one of those spots where I found myself slowing down without even realizing it. You look out toward the Polo Field and everything goes a bit quiet for a moment. Honestly, it is the kind of place that lets you breathe a little deeper. From the minute I walked inside, it was the light that caught me first. The ceilings stretch so high you almost forget you are inside a house and not a grand hotel. There is that double staircase you see just as you enter and sometimes the sunlight hits the railings just right and it all feels calm even on a busy day. People come in and immediately straighten up a little taller, but it's not stuffy at all. There's something about the way the rooms open that feels welcoming. This villa is big. Over twelve thousand five hundred square feet of internal space, so you do not exactly bump into each other here. I have seen homes with six bedrooms squeezed in, but here each bedroom actually feels like a real suite, not just an afterthought. Genuinely, if you have older kids or family who stay often, nobody is fighting over room size. Plenty of wardrobe space in all the bedrooms so maybe you can finally avoid that yearly closet clean you never want to do. Each bedroom has its own en suite, so privacy is never a question, even when you have guests for a long while. If you like entertaining, honestly I think you would be happy here. There are two living areas up on the first floor that flow into this spacious family room where people just seem to settle in with a cup of tea or a conversation that drifts into the evening. You have a spot for formal dinners but also a casual kitchen where you will actually want to cook, not just order in. The show kitchen reminds me a bit of those chef programs on television, but the chef's kitchen is all practicality and big spaces so hosting holidays or family events never feels stressful. When I walked through, I actually imagined a big breakfast with the patio doors open and kids running in and out. And then there is something a bit unexpected—a boardroom. You get this spot that feels full of possibility, whether for family planning, remote work, or just a quiet bit of reading. On top of that, there is a proper library or office, so you can step away from the commotion when you need quiet or a place to focus. It is one of those homes where if you want your own space, you actually get it. Guests are not an issue here. There is a ground floor guest bedroom tucked away, plus dedicated rooms for both a maid and a driver. It is the kind of layout where everyone feels they have their own place, nothing overlooked. But for me, maybe it was the outside that really made me pause for a bit. The backyard is something you rarely find—resort style pool, beautifully kept landscaping, and the Polo Field right in front. There's something very peaceful about watching what's happening on the field in the late afternoons, and sometimes you see neighbors just strolling by, taking it all in too. Living at Arabian Ranches has its little moments—the coffee shop always feels close, and on some evenings, the sound of kids biking past mixes with the quiet of the fields. Weekends feel slower, in the best way. And even with so much space, the home does not feel chilly or empty. It feels like a place for gatherings, memories, real life lived well. The property is tenanted at the moment, just so you know, but viewings are welcome with a bit of notice. The only way you will know if this truly feels like home is to walk through and see for yourself. If you want to drop by for a look or have things to ask, just reach out whenever works for you. At LuxuryProperty dot com, we know that sometimes the decision is about a feeling, not just the facts. &nbsp;

6 bedroom villa in Polo Homes, Arabian Ranches

Some homes just feel a bit lighter the moment you step inside. That is what happened when I visited this three bedroom townhouse in the Reem Community at Arabian Ranches 2. There is something honest about the way the street rolls up quiet, and you can tell people actually enjoy living here. Most mornings you will see a few neighbors out walking dogs or saying a quick hello before everyone goes their own way. It is a part of Dubai that feels settled and friendly but still gives you your own space. The house itself, honestly it feels more spacious than you might guess at first glance. There is a built up area of 2202 square feet, and with a plot that is right around 1950 square feet, you are not squeezed in, not at all. The minute you walk past the entryway you step into this open living and dining space that holds the sun really well. Early mornings here hit different. The windows stretch wide enough so you get that warm glow spreading across the floor, almost like an invitation to just sit and have your coffee before the day gets going. It is easy to picture real life here, not just decor. The space feels like it is meant for things like a lazy Friday breakfast or a catch up with friends while someone is at the kitchen island chopping veggies or pouring coffee. Speaking of the kitchen, it just feels practical. There is a breakfast bar where it is easy to imagine someone helping with homework after school or just propping up with a snack before dinner. The storage actually works for the way people live today so you are not forever hiding appliances in odd spots or stacking things in the corner. Downstairs also gives you a maid&#039;s room and those sensible built in cupboards that, genuinely, everyone needs. Out front, the plot is just green enough that you can picture yourself trying a little gardening or maybe just letting the kids kick a football around. There is a two car garage which makes things way less stressful especially during the Dubai summer when shade feels like a priority. The garage is right there when you get home, no extra hassle. Upstairs is where you can really tell someone planned the layout carefully. All three bedrooms are bigger than what you usually find in Dubai townhouses. Built in wardrobes mean nobody is arguing over storage space. The master suite feels like somewhere you would actually want to spend time, not just sleep. The private balcony is a quiet little spot at night or early in the morning, you get some sky and you can really take a breath. Ensuite bathroom for the master is private without feeling closed off. One of my favorite things here is how the home does not feel noisy. With the way it is designed, sound from the living room does not travel too much upstairs. Everyone gets their own corner, peace when they need it, and honestly the air feels fresher than you would expect in the city. The Reem Community adds a lot to life here. You will end up knowing the playground sounds in the evening or watching the pool fill with kids on weekends. There is a proper jogging trail looping close by, and the leisure center comes with a real gym, swimming pool and even studio classes if you feel like joining in. The Souk at Arabian Ranches is a couple of minutes away. Carrefour does not require a major trip, the pharmacy is close, coffee shops are handy and if you want something from the bakery last minute, you can just go. Getting into central Dubai or heading to school is simple from here. You are close to main roads so commutes do not drag on, but you still get that bit of calm when you come back home. Life just feels a little less frantic in this part of Arabian Ranches 2. Honestly, standing in this townhouse, you can almost imagine what your evenings might look like. The only way to know if it fits is to come see it in person. Reach out anytime if you want to walk through or just chat. At LuxuryProperty.com we do not rush things. We are just here to make your next move feel as comfortable as possible.

3 bedroom townhouse in Reem Community, Arabian Ranches 2

Some houses just surprise you with how easy they feel as soon as you walk in. That was my first thought stepping into this three bedroom townhouse in Camelia at Arabian Ranches 2. You slow down a bit right at the entrance. Maybe it is the light from those big windows at the back or maybe it is just the quiet that hangs in the air around here. Sometimes I think it is a little bit of both. Honestly this part of Arabian Ranches 2 has always been that way for me. It does not feel rushed and you see it in the way neighbors wave to each other or kids cut across the garden paths on their bikes right before dinner. This particular townhouse has got something a bit extra though. The layout works in a way where everyone has their own space if they need it but you never feel too far apart. When I stopped by recently I noticed how the living and dining area sort of spill into each other making it easy for breakfast to become lunch and then just roll right into evening. I could imagine movie nights being pretty great in here. It is just one of those spaces where you can throw some comfy pillows around and it works. The kitchen is right next to the living area and you will actually want to cook in here. There is room for groceries from the little supermarket around the corner but also space for bigger things like mixers or maybe a baking project on the weekend. I peeked out onto the open terrace for a bit the last time I was here. Morning light comes right across it and if you are the type who likes having tea outside or maybe a barbecue with a couple of friends it just feels right. The balcony above is a nice touch too. Some people use it for potted plants others just set up a chair and get lost in a book for a while. Upstairs you will find three bedrooms none of them cramped. The main bedroom faces a bit of green so you wake up not staring at someone else&#039;s roof. There are fitted wardrobes and everything but it is really the feel of the room that makes you want to just take your shoes off and relax. Bathrooms are modern and clean with enough storage for things you actually use every day. You are not hunting for a place to put your shampoo or towels. It just feels normal and not fussy. The community itself has a lot going on but nothing ever feels crowded. Pools are tucked away behind hedges so you never get the echo of a noisy crowd. The barbecue areas get used often especially on weekends but it is usually families or friends just having an easy time. There are kids play zones if you have little ones or visiting family and the walking paths make it easy to get your steps in without thinking about it. The fitness center is never far but sometimes the garden feels good enough for a stretch or some yoga in the early morning. If you are into golf the course here is something you will be glad you have close by. Honestly even just sitting at the clubhouse with a coffee or watching people tee off is sort of a weekend event for some of us. Groceries are close coffee shops are easy to find and the bigger malls are not much of a drive at all. Parking is covered and right by the door. That matters more than you think on a summer afternoon when you just want to get inside with cold drinks or groceries. Security is present but you will notice you hardly ever think about it after the first few weeks. It all just feels easy. I think sometimes you know right away if a place fits your pace. This townhouse in Camelia is good for that. If you want to come walk through or just have a chat about what daily life here is actually like reach out. The only real way to know if this feels like home is to see it in person. At LuxuryProperty.com we like making those steps as easy and comfortable as possible.

3 bedroom townhouse in Camelia

Some homes just feel like family from the very first step in. This three bedroom townhouse in Al Reem, part of Arabian Ranches, has that feeling. Even as you walk up the path, looking at the simple garden out front and the pair of covered parking spots, you start picturing weekends here. Maybe you are coming back from one of the parks nearby, maybe you are just back with groceries from the Ranches Souk, and honestly, it feels like you could settle in without a second thought. Inside, the space opens up right away. The living area gets a gentle spread of light, not too harsh, and there is this sense that mornings are pretty tranquil here. I stood by the window for a minute and watched a couple of birds picking around the garden. Sounds small, but it&#039;s those slow little moments that make a house feel more like home. The open kitchen connects to everything, making it just as easy to chat with someone about dinner as it is to keep an eye on kids or just let your thoughts wander. This does not really feel like one of those kitchens where you just heat up something quick. There is plenty of counter space for when you actually want to try that new recipe, or maybe just lay out weekend snacks while everyone hangs out together. The garden itself is a real treat, the kind of place where you can picture a birthday party or even just dogs chasing a tennis ball. Enough space to run around, but still pretty private, and it actually feels like you might use it most days, especially when the weather cools off. Even evenings would work, with the outdoor lights turned on and maybe the sound of kids on bikes in the distance. Downstairs you also have a guest bedroom with an ensuite, which is really handy for visitors or if you have grandparents over. Plus, there&#039;s a maids room tucked away, so everyone has their own space. It is always nice to have that bit of separation when you need it. Storage here is better than most, so you are not always tripping over shoes or searching for a spot for your luggage. Honestly, it just feels a bit easier. Head upstairs, and you will find two more bedrooms. They connect with a Jack and Jill bathroom, which is good if you have siblings or guests coming over. Both rooms open out onto a balcony. I stood out there and you really do get some fresh air, with a nice view over the rooftops and bits of greenery from the parks. The master suite sits at the far end, a bit more tucked away, and honestly it has this comfortable calm that you notice when you close the door. Big wardrobes for all your things and an ensuite bathroom that is just a bit fancier than you expect. Mornings feel slower here, in the good way. There is a second family area upstairs. It is not huge but perfect for a homework nook or if you need some quiet to get work done from home. More storage up here too, which always helps. The entire place gets a gentle flow of breeze and you always notice how natural the light is, especially when the curtains are pulled back. Living in Al Reem, you also get the small town feeling of Arabian Ranches, which is kind of rare in Dubai. There are always families out in the parks, and it is easy to bump into familiar faces at the community pool or the gym at the leisure center. The weekend can be as busy or as quiet as you want it to be. Schools like Jumeirah English Speaking School are just a short drive, and pharmacy groceries even a bakery all right at The Ranches Souk. It is one of those homes you need to see in person to know if it fits your story. If you want to wander around or have a few questions first, just let us know. At LuxuryProperty.com, we try to make every step feel as comfortable as possible.

3 bedroom townhouse in Al Reem

Some places really do make you pause as soon as you step inside. This six bedroom villa over at Polo Homes in Arabian Ranches just has that effect. The driveway is wide and private and for a few seconds while walking up you only hear the birds. The landscaping out front is mature, you can tell the trees have been here a while, and the whole place sits on such a big plot that it almost feels like you&#039;re arriving at your own hidden park. Inside, the entrance just opens right up. The ceilings go way up so you get this feeling of air around you. Sunlight absolutely pours in through all those tall glass doors and windows. If you stand by the formal living room you look straight out at the garden and past the pool, and it is honestly kind of peaceful, like you might just let your next afternoon slow right down. The stone floors feel cool under your feet, even in summer. Imagine the whole family or some extra friends gathered around the fireplace when the air gets a bit chilly, or having enough seats for everyone at the dinners in that very legit dining area. You could see yourself actually living here, not just waiting on a weekend holiday. Just beyond that main space, there is a kitchen that deserves a bit of attention. It feels like a kitchen you&#039;d actually use for real cooking not just place to keep a microwave. There are these deep wood cabinets that hide away all the bits and bobs so your counters are clear. The island is big enough for breakfast but also has a spot where you could help kids with their homework or have a coffee with someone just before work. Luxury appliances everywhere but they just blend right in. If you cook a big meal, there is a separate little room in the back for all the washing up and a butlers pantry so everything stays tidy out front. You just feel organized here without even trying. The bedrooms downstairs each have bathrooms that actually open onto the garden. I can imagine using one as a guest suite and the other maybe even as an office that opens right to the grass. Upstairs the master suite feels totally private and is a bit of a treat. There is space to make a reading corner by the window, the walk in dressing room is easy to keep sorted, and the bathroom has that standalone tub that looks out over the garden. Three more bedrooms for the kids or even a hobby room if you do not have such a big family. Every single one has its own bath and feels bright, not tucked away in a corner. The outside areas make this villa even more special. The pool is properly sized for laps and the stone sun deck is just made for breakfasts that stretch into lunch. At the far end, there is a proper outdoor kitchen so you do not have to keep running in and out when friends come over for a barbecue or evening drinks. The lawns are kept really green here and there are little corners with benches and big trees that will give you a place to just sit quietly. Even on the busier days you will find a spot to just relax. The flowers out here really do smell good especially around sunset when the breeze changes. Living in Polo Homes, you also get access to some great lifestyle bits. People jog past in the mornings and there are shaded cycling trails weaving through the whole community. The Polo Club sometimes hosts casual matches and you can actually hear the horses in the distance. The on site fitness center is new with actual trainers and yoga classes if that is your thing. But all of this is still close to city shops and schools, so it never feels cut off. The little cafes and hang outs are only a few turns away. Places like this six bedroom villa in Arabian Ranches really are about the everyday moments. Whether you are gathering everyone for a quiet Friday or just sitting outside with a book, you get space and comfort without feeling too far from anything. Best way to know if it is right is just to visit. If you want to come look around or have questions, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty dot com, we know that finding home is about how it feels when you are there.

Some homes just have that way of making you slow down as soon as you walk in. This six bedroom villa in Polo Homes at Arabian Ranches has it. I actually took a minute standing in the entry and just listened. The neighbourhood is so quiet and green. You hear birds a lot, even the wind. It feels like you have room to breathe, which is not something you always get in Dubai. The first thing you notice is the space. Not just space for the sake of it, but actual places to curl up with a book or spread out for a big family meal. This place is impressive with more than twelve thousand square feet inside and an even bigger outdoor plot that is over twenty thousand. If you think of having everyone over for a weekend barbecue or setting up a football net for the kids, there is still plenty of space left for a garden or maybe a little spot just for you. Inside, the living and dining areas just spill into each other. You do not feel boxed in at all, and those floor to ceiling windows make sure of it. I stood by the glass for a bit and looked out over the garden, and honestly, you could lose a little time here in the mornings with a coffee just watching the sun come up. The kitchen is not just for show. Whoever picked the layout actually seemed to care about real cooking. The appliances are all top notch, and you have room to spread out whether you are making something simple for the family or trying a big new recipe for guests. The cabinetry and worktops just feel solid and elegant, but nothing feels stuffy or too formal. Each of the six bedrooms comes with its own bathroom, so there are no awkward waits in the mornings, and they feel like private spaces. The master suite is what you would hope for. Big dressing area, a bathroom that feels more like a mini spa, and it is just a little bit away from the other bedrooms, so you do get your own retreat at the end of the day. There are extra rooms that could work for working from home or just as a quiet corner if you need space to think. Families love this part of Arabian Ranches because it does not just sell you the villa and leave you to figure things out on your own. There are parks all around, plenty of walking trails, and of course, the Polo Club is nearby. You sometimes see neighbours heading out for a morning ride or hear kids laughing after school. The coffee shop is close enough that you might find yourself walking over just for a change of pace, and local shops make it easy to grab whatever you need without heading into the city. Outside, the garden is probably my favourite part. It is big enough for parties or even something more quiet, like practicing yoga early in the day. The landscaping is really well kept, but there is room for you to put your stamp on things if you are into gardening. Everything about Polo Homes is set up for a comfortable family lifestyle, but you also get enough peace and privacy for those times when you just want to relax. This villa is also vacant, so if you are looking for a quick move, it is ready to welcome you right away. In this part of Dubai, finding a home that blends genuine comfort with elegance, and still offers a sense of community, is rare. The only way you will really know is by coming to see it for yourself. If you have questions or want to wander through and get a feel for the place, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we are always here to make finding your next home feel as simple and relaxed as possible.

Some homes make you pause at the front door before you even walk in. That first second is a bit quieter somehow and you get the feeling this could actually work for real life. Standing here in this three bedroom townhouse at May in Arabian Ranches 3 was exactly like that for me. It is hard to put your finger on why at first but maybe it is just how the natural light spills across the floor or how easy the space feels. You can see the family friendly vibe all around before you even unlock the door. Arabian Ranches 3 is always busy with friendly faces day and night. Out here kids still play on their bikes after dinner and there is almost always a dog trotting along with someone before school starts. The May community sits close enough to the Ranches 3 entry to make leaving for work or school so much easier but you are not right on the main road either so you get that break from traffic and all the rush. Inside this Aria layout townhouse I noticed right away how nothing feels cramped or awkward. These three bedrooms all have more space than you expect at first plus those windows actually make the rooms feel even bigger on a sunny day. The main living area is honestly just comfortable. You could imagine a proper sofa here not just one of those little ones and there is plenty of room for a family table. The kitchen is open and you do not get that boxed in cooking feeling some townhouses have. You will notice the countertops are sturdy enough for actual meal prep and that little window over the sink lets you look out to the garden while you do the washing up. Someone really thought about how families move around a place like this. I went out to the private garden just to get a sense of the space and it is surprisingly quiet back there. You can hear the breeze in the trees sometimes and I bet on weekends it is just a nice easy spot to read with a morning coffee or let the kids make a bit of noise. Having two parking spaces right out front makes groceries and school runs easier and honestly after a while that just feels like one less thing to get annoyed about. This May townhouse still sits near its original launch price which is honestly rare right now in Arabian Ranches 3. As more places fill up and new shops or cafes open nearby you can sort of feel the area getting busier in a good way. The Ranches 3 Souk with its handy supermarket and bakery is just down the road. If you are like me and always forget something for dinner it is close enough to just nip over. For families there are schools close enough that drop off never becomes a whole ordeal and that just changes the feel of the place. GEMS Winchester School Dubai is not far at all and you see plenty of kids in uniform in the mornings heading out with their parents. Security is tight but not over the top. The sense of community in May is already taking shape with little meet ups in the evening or neighbours waving hello. Honestly it just feels easy to settle in. The development is still growing which means there is a sense of excitement here that you do not always find in older places. You can sort of make your own mark from the start. It could be your first family home or maybe just the next good move. The only way to really tell if this place is right though is to come spend a bit of time here. Walk through and see if you start picturing your own mornings in the kitchen or your kids out back in the garden. If you have questions or want to have a real look around let me know any time. At LuxuryProperty.com we just want your next step to feel as comfortable as it can be.

3 bedroom townhouse in May, Arabian Ranches 3

Some homes just have a way of getting under your skin the minute you walk up the drive. This four bedroom villa in Mirador La Coleccion, tucked into Arabian Ranches, is definitely one of those special places. I remember standing at the front, just enjoying the quiet before opening the gate, and you cannot help but notice how much room you have all around you. The plot is about thirteen thousand square feet, huge for this part of Arabian Ranches. You already imagine weekend football matches or building that dream vegetable garden you have always talked about. Walking through the entrance, sunlight spills onto marble floors and the staircase seems to catch every bit of it. You kind of pause because it just feels easy here. It is all upgraded, even Vastu compliant, but the upgrades are done in a way that makes it feel real and lived in, not like some stiff show home where you do not want to disturb a cushion. Simple everyday life would fit in straight away. Each room blends well into the next, not boxy at all. It feels like the original owners really thought about how a family would actually use these spaces. Pretty rare, honestly. The villa itself has a built up area close to seven thousand square feet. That kind of space you do not trip over anywhere in Dubai and especially not in Mirador La Coleccion. I spent a while in the living area and you cannot help but picture everyone gathering there for big Friday dinners or lazy coffee mornings. Huge windows open out into the garden so you are never far from the outdoors. Even with the summer heat you get a nice breeze coming through and you can hear the leaves rustling. The kitchen stood out to me for being so inviting. Siemens appliances are ready for action if you want them but honestly you just see it as a place where you could actually cook for friends or chat while making pancakes on a weekend. It is very much a heart of the home space. All four bedrooms are spread out, each kind of tucked into its own quiet zone. You get your en suite bathroom and proper wardrobes in every room plus a bit of privacy for everyone. The master is a bit more of a treat. There is a walk through wardrobe you could almost lounge in while picking out your outfit for the day, and the bathroom has just the right amount of spa energy without being over the top. Open up the curtains in the morning and you can look out across the garden, watching the odds and ends of daily life, sometimes kids riding bikes or neighbors walking dogs. Arabian Ranches has its own pace and this spot seems to get it right. I always ask about working space because so many people need it now. You will like the smart room upstairs, all set up with parquet flooring and this really cool pyramid ceiling that makes it instantly peaceful. Perfect spot for meditation or tackling Zoom calls, your pick. There is even a deck outside so you can grab a book or unroll a yoga mat. The owners even thought of a gaming room which makes fun evenings a breeze. No one gets left out here, whatever you are into. Then you go out back and the garden is just huge, way bigger than you would expect. Raised seating under the pergola is honestly one of the nicest places to have breakfast when the weather is good or catch up with friends in the evening. Nobody overlooks you so you get genuine privacy which is hard to find and the garden is all landscaped already. You can really just unpack and live. Coffee shops, shopping, and the Arabian Ranches Golf Club are all nearby so weekends feel easy and never a hassle. The upgrades here are made to last and the villa is energy efficient but warm, not cold or flashy. Also it is vacant so no tenants or waiting around which makes moving simple. Each person gets their space and every corner feels like it could be your own favorite spot at some point. You can scroll through photos all day but the real way to know if this four bedroom villa in Mirador La Coleccion fits your idea of home is to stand here yourself. If you want to come by, ask about living here or just wander through, let me know. At LuxuryProperty dot com, it is about making sure your next home actually feels like home from day one.

4 bedroom villa in Mirador La Coleccion, Arabian Ranches

Some places just slow your steps for a minute even before you know it. This three bedroom villa with a maid's room in Raya at Arabian Ranches 3 did that with me. Right when I came inside, I caught myself just pausing in the main room, looking around and letting the light kind of lift me up a little. It is the way the windows grab the sun in all the right places, not too strong but still steady throughout the day. The living space draws you in quietly, with an openness that never feels empty. You end up picturing yourself here—maybe the sort of morning where you let the house stay quiet just a bit before the day gets busy, maybe sitting right by that wide window with a cup of tea while everything else is still waking up. This one feels like more than just a villa for sale, honestly. It feels like a spot where people truly live. The kitchen actually surprised me because it gives you a real reason to cook. It is not just some fancy showpiece to impress guests or heat up a quick dinner. Everything spills together right here—the kitchen folds into the dining and living areas in a way that just works. If you have people over or if the kids are doing homework at the table, you are never cut off from them while you prep food or tidy up. Even the way the space flows, it feels comfortable. There is a calm rhythm between the rooms, never cramped or boxy, just easy. Upstairs, the bedrooms each feel just right. None of them are over the top, but there is still breathing room everywhere. You get a gentle quiet here, maybe because the walls do not bounce sound around. The master suite catches that warm late afternoon light—one of those places where you probably want to read a book or just lay back for a minute. The en suite makes mornings simple and private, and you honestly feel like you are in your own corner of the house. The maid's room sits tucked away in the design, not front and center, but it keeps the whole home practical and organized which is always a help if you have extra hands or just need a spot for storage. Talking about space, the built up area stretches to one thousand nine hundred sixty square feet, which is more than it feels from the front. There is something about standing at the back near the garden wall. I did that for a bit and heard birds just going about their day, which told me you can get peace and privacy here, even though the plot is not massive. You get one thousand five hundred fifty nine square feet of outdoor space, easy to manage and not overwhelming. Set up a barbecue, put out a few chairs, you still have enough room for a small party or evening with the family. The garden wraps a bit around the back, making the end space feel tucked away—nicer than you would expect for a villa of this size in Raya. The thing about Raya and Arabian Ranches 3 is that it still holds onto a proper community feeling. Kids on bikes in the evening, small dogs nosing their way across the pavement, neighbors you wave to almost without thinking. The main roads are easy to get to but you do not feel their rush. There is a coffee shop close enough you might wander down for a morning cup or a quick catch up with a friend. The community pool is there if you want it and the gym is not far either, so you never have to go out of your way to work out or cool off on a warm day. So if life has been feeling a little too fast and you need a place where it is easier to slow down, maybe this villa in Raya could help you find that. The only way you really know is to walk through and just feel it yourself. If you have questions or want to see what it is like in person, reach out any time. Here at LuxuryProperty.com, we just want your next move to feel comfortable from the very start. &nbsp;

3 Bedroom Villa for Sale at Raya, Arabian Ranches 3

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