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Some homes just have a certain feel from the first few steps. This four bedroom family villa in Meadows 9 gave me exactly that sort of feeling. It is in one of those spots in Emirates Living where you almost forget you are still in busy Dubai. There is plenty of garden outside, and the street itself is quiet enough that you just hear birds sometimes, especially in the early evening. It makes you want to sit out with a coffee or just walk around and not look at your phone for a bit. So I came in through the front and you get that wide entrance, and it opens up in a way that sort of slows you down. Light fills up everything, especially in the main family living area. Bigger than what you often see, and honestly it just feels easy to move through the space without bumping into stuff or people. You walk straight to the back and the windows let you look out onto the garden. Real grass, some established plants, nothing too fancy so you still get that sense of play in the yard. I could see kids setting up a football net or maybe a little dog running around out there. Off to one side, the kitchen stood out to me. It is one of the upgraded kitchens where everything is actually new, not just the cabinets changed out. Proper working space, storage in places you would use, even the counter feels like it is meant for cooking with friends or family. I could picture a weekend brunch coming together in there while someone else is in the next room reading or watching TV. A second living and dining area is nearby, and it did not feel formal or stiff. Just a good spot for people to gather without getting in each other&#039;s way. That extra maid&#039;s room is a little bigger than I expected and the laundry space has a door that closes so you are not looking at baskets all the time. Going upstairs, you get a clear division of space. There are four bedrooms, which is honestly useful if you need an office, a kids&#039; room, or just a spare for friends. Two of the bedrooms share a bathroom, which makes sense for kids or guests. Another bedroom gets an ensuite, and then there is the master which feels like its own space entirely. Not just a room but an actual retreat, with its own walk-in wardrobes and its own bathroom. A lot of people say spacious, but you will actually feel it here. I opened the curtains and honestly wanted to stay just a bit longer, watching the light coming through the windows and looking over to the other gardens and greenery outside. You will also notice the way the house has been kept, especially with the renovations and the flooring. There are no tired corners here and you really do not have to do much unless you are changing things just for your own taste. The community around Meadows 9 makes it even more livable. There are parks and lakes where you see people walking in the evenings, kids on their bikes, people jogging before work. It always feels safe. Play areas and tennis courts are busy most days, and I have met parents who are always out with their kids, especially on the weekends. Shops and cafes are only a few minutes away, and you never really have to go far for daily needs. I like that you have big supermarkets close but also those small boutique cafes where you can grab coffee and maybe see a few familiar faces. If you have younger kids, there are nurseries and schools within the community and it is not a long drive out to anywhere important. With Sheikh Zayed Road so close, you get that balance where getting anywhere in Dubai feels easy but you are still coming home to somewhere peaceful. This villa is on the market for six million nine hundred ninety five thousand AED. It covers four thousand two hundred square feet built up, with a six thousand one hundred square foot plot. But it is not just about the numbers, it is really how you feel walking inside. The only way to know if it is right is to see the place for yourself. If you want to have a look or have any questions, just reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we are always glad to help you feel comfortable with your next home.

4 bedroom villa in Meadows 9, Meadows

Some homes just put you at ease before you even step over the threshold. This four bedroom villa in Meadows 9 really does that. I remember heading over myself one morning and hearing almost nothing except a few birds calling and someone&#039;s sprinkler off in the distance. The neighbourhood has that settled feeling, like people have lived here for a while and enjoy being neighbours. It might sound funny but you notice how everyone just jogs or walks their dog without hurry and the roads never seem busy. The villa itself is larger than most you&#039;ll find around Meadows. Over four thousand square feet of built up space and that garden outside honestly feels bigger in real life than on paper. A lot of places say private pool and honestly sometimes it can feel tucked away or just a plunge pool, but this one is properly sized so you could actually swim a few laps after work or watch the kids splashing around all weekend. I stood by the pool for a bit and could imagine just how you might use that space, maybe a small barbecue under the trees, or just a morning coffee before the heat rolls in. Plus, the way the garden landscaping has been handled means you do not really see much of the neighbours at all. It feels genuinely private. Downstairs you get that really big open plan living and dining area and I noticed the light reached right to the back of the space which just makes it feel open all the way through. Sometimes in these older communities you get kitchens that feel a bit cut off, but not here. The kitchen is completely closed off so you have that space to actually cook without worrying about the rest of the house. Cabinets and countertops all looked recently updated, so you could just move in and not need to do the usual touch ups. Plus, you have a proper family room on this level too, the kind of area you might end up using more than you&#039;d expect. A place for movie nights or a bit of quiet when visitors are over. Upstairs is maybe my favourite part. All four bedrooms are up here and they all have that little extra bit of space you hope for. The master bedroom stands out the most. You walk in and immediately see a dressing area that is actually big enough for wardrobes and not just another cupboard. The en suite bathroom has a simple, honest feel to it, nothing overstyled. And I always check the windows in bedrooms because everyone loves good light and a decent view in the morning. Here you get both those things plus it stays quiet, even when the school run starts outside. The Meadows 9 part of the community is right in the sweet spot. If you have kids at school most mornings it is a short hop to Dubai&#039;s main schools. Even the local coffee shop is never far. There are shops and everything you need just a quick drive away so you do not have to plan your whole day for groceries or errands. Then when you want something a little more, Mall of the Emirates is just down the road. You also get all the Lakes and parks that have made Meadows so popular with families. Sometimes if you walk around sunset you&#039;ll see neighbours out biking or just chatting while the sun sets behind the trees. Maybe that is my favourite part. It just feels lived in and friendly. This villa is owner occupied right now so you can see how a real family has used each space and garden corner. Sometimes when you visit a place you get a sense that it could work for you before you start counting rooms or picturing your furniture. That is the feeling I got here. The only way to really know is to have a walk around yourself so if you are curious or just want to ask a few questions, reach out whenever you like. At LuxuryProperty.com we just look forward to helping your next move feel comfortable from start to finish.

Some places just make you pause. This is one of those. I walked into this four bedroom villa in Meadows 9 and found myself slowing right down. There is a leafy calm here that is tough to describe. You step inside and hear your shoes on the polished floor but there is almost no other noise. The foyer feels open and it just pulls you toward the big sitting area. Sun comes in from every direction, especially in the morning. You see it making soft shapes on the walls. The villa itself is part of the Meadows community which, honestly, a lot of people consider one of the better spots in Dubai for families who want some peace while staying pretty close to everything. This place gives you space everywhere. The sitting room is big enough that you can actually imagine game nights or lazy weekend afternoons with the doors open. The kitchen is not just for show either. I picture real cooking happening here, not just takeout laid out on the counter. The dining area means everyone can spread out a bit and still feel together. Out back, the garden is neat and private with enough green that you get birds visiting in the mornings. There is even a courtyard out here that just makes you want to bring your coffee out first thing and sit for a minute before you start the day. The outdoor drivers room is tucked away and does not really get in the way of the garden, if you were wondering. Downstairs is practical. There is a guest bedroom with its own bathroom. So whenever you have friends or family, it is an easy stay. The maid&#039;s room feels separate enough so everyone has privacy. Even the guest toilet by the foyer is sort of hidden from the main living space. Details like that make real life easy. Upstairs, there are two bedrooms on opposite sides of a shared storage area. These are not small rooms. You could fit double beds in both. Combined with the shared bathroom, it is just right for kids, or even teens who want their own corners. There is also a family landing that could work for homework or just lounging with a laptop. I could see this space turning into a den or a playroom really easily. The master suite is a spot on its own. It is set a bit apart from the other rooms so you do get some peace. You walk through a proper walk in wardrobe and on to a big bathroom that has enough room to just unwind. The balcony off the master actually matters. You get views of the trees and, if you time it right, some nice sunsets. You will notice how quiet this part of Meadows 9 actually gets at night. Being on a private plot means your garden is pretty much your own world. Evening walks by the lake are just around the corner. The children&#039;s park is only a few minutes away. Sometimes you see kids biking in the afternoons or families out with a stroller. There are always birds and you might even spot a cat or two relaxing in the shade. People tend to greet each other here which makes the place feel lived in rather than just a collection of houses. You also get all the perks of the Emirates Living community. Pools are always sparkling. There are barbecue spots that actually get used on weekends. The dog parks are well kept and not just for dog owners—sometimes you see neighbours just enjoying the fresh air. For those who play sports, the tennis and basketball courts are not far. Al Khail and Sheikh Zayed are both within an easy drive so you can get to Dubai Marina or Downtown pretty painlessly. If you are after a villa for sale in Meadows, this one in Meadows 9 might fit pretty well. It just feels right for those who want comfort and a bit of breathing space. The best thing though is coming to see it for yourself. If you want to walk through or even just chat about what living here feels like, reach out any time. We want to help you know for sure if this is your place. At LuxuryProperty.com, we try to make the next step feel simple no pressure.

Some homes just have a way of making you want to take your shoes off and stay for a while. This five bedroom villa in Meadows 2 really is one of those places. As soon as I walked in, I caught myself slowing down. Something about the light just makes you want to breathe deeper. The space feels generous in all the ways that matter, not just with square footage, but you know, with real comfort. You can tell straight away how much thought has gone into the renovation. The kitchen stands out to me. It is both modern and actually inviting, sort of the spot where you could stand around fixing coffee on a Saturday morning while the kids drift in and out. You get a separate dining area that feels just a little tucked away but still right in the heart of things, then there is a formal dining room as well if you do have people over. The family lounge is cozy but not cramped. I can imagine movie nights here just as easily as quiet evenings with a book. One detail I liked is the guest bedroom on the ground floor. It is a nice touch, giving visitors their own spot, and the en suite bathroom makes it proper comfortable. Actually, there is a practical bit with the maid&#039;s room and guest toilet set out to the right where it is private but not hidden away. There is a side door there too, so anyone helping out can head straight outside without going through the whole house. Little details like this just make life simpler. Head upstairs and you will find four more bedrooms, each with an upgraded en suite. Everyone gets their own space, and honestly, that just makes family life a whole lot easier. The landing up here is surprisingly open. I can see it working as a spot for a family lounge, some casual board games, or maybe just a quiet corner to get homework done. Now, the garden here really is something you have to walk through. It is fully landscaped and you can tell there has been care in how things have been planted. There&#039;s a private swimming pool set right in the middle of the green, so on those long Dubai afternoons you just step outside and cool off or maybe have friends around for a swim and barbecue. The backyard just feels like a world of its own, and yet the park and community pool are literally next door. Sometimes you hear kids laughing in the park or you watch the neighbors walk their dogs in the evening. It all feels kind of easy and lived in. Meadows itself, as a part of Emirates Living, is loved for these little community pockets. There are walking trails that wind past lakes and under shade trees, making morning jogs actually feel good. The swimming pools are close by if you feel like a change from your own. There are always kids playing on the green or riding bikes at sunset. If you need a spot for the dog, there are actually three dedicated parks just for them which is something you hardly ever see in Dubai. Tennis courts, barbecue areas, outdoor gyms, it is all there if you want to use it. From inside, looking out across your plot of over five thousand eight hundred square feet, it never feels boxed in. I stood by the upstairs window for a bit and just watched the sun going down behind the lakes. The area itself gets pretty quiet in the evenings. You can always pop out and the coffee shop is never far, or you can nip over to one of the bigger malls in ten minutes if you need something. I will say, no photo or write up is going to show you how this villa feels when you walk through the door. The flow between the rooms, the way the light falls in the afternoon, the hush you get at night, you just need to see it for yourself. If you want to ask anything or just want me to walk through it with you somehow, just let me know. At LuxuryProperty.com, we really just want to help you find that place where it feels right. Whenever you are ready, we are here.

5 bedroom villa in Meadows, Emirates Living

Some homes just have a calm energy about them that you feel right away. When I stepped into this four bedroom villa in Meadows 8, Emirates Living, everything felt quiet and peaceful right from the foyer. Honestly, I paused a little in the entryway just because the light in here is really soft and the living area opens up wide without feeling too grand or showy. You get a sense that this is a house where life slows down a bit. The kitchen here actually makes you want to cook. I know people often think kitchens in Dubai are more for show but this one gives off the feeling that you could make anything from pancakes in the morning to a big dinner with friends. It looks out on the garden so while you&#039;re chopping vegetables you can watch the sun move through the trees outside or see the kids running around. If you have family or just like having friends over, that big dining area fits right into everyday routines. The sitting room gets lovely natural light too and flows out to the courtyard. Sometimes it&#039;s easy to picture everyone piling in after work or school and just kind of spreading out without getting on top of each other. The garden is honestly one of my favorite things about this villa. It is neat but not overly formal and you can imagine morning coffee outside or slow evenings with a book. You&#039;ll notice little spots that would work for summer barbecues or just lying out under the sunset. Plus because of how the house is positioned you rarely have anyone looking in at you so it is proper privacy. You sort of forget there is a city outside once you close the gate. Back inside the villa, there is a full guest bedroom and also actual maids quarters that do not feel like an afterthought. Sometimes you see these rooms squeezed in but here it just feels honest and practical. There is even an extra guest toilet downstairs so visitors do not have to track upstairs when you are entertaining or just coming back from the garden. Upstairs you get another bit of that easy vibe. The family landing is bigger than usual so it does not feel just like a passage. You could do almost anything with the space whether it is a home office with a comfy chair, a big art desk, or a play area if you have kids. Two of the bedrooms upstairs share a bathroom and honestly with all the storage space here you probably will not find much clutter lying around. Everything feels like it has its spot. The master suite is a real getaway. Open the curtains in the morning and you get that soft suburban light. There is enough space for a big bed and even a reading chair. The walk-in wardrobe really is walk in not just a cupboard pretending. The balcony looks out right onto the garden and because of how this villa is tucked away you get real privacy, not just in words. The bathroom feels restful too and not over the top. Location wise, Meadows 8 is probably one of the quieter parts of Emirates Living and honestly sometimes all you hear is the breeze in the trees. It is family friendly here, which shows in all the little touches. You see people stopping on their dog walks or kids biking in the afternoons with park visits just a short walk away. There is a lake nearby too and you will probably find yourself wandering over to watch the ducks or just to catch a bit of blue sky by the water. Getting in and out to the rest of Dubai is pretty simple. Al Khail Road and Sheikh Zayed Road are close so commutes do not feel like a chore. The coffee shop is just down the road if you need a quick fix and the shops and gym are never far. Community life is solid here with plenty to do. You get swimming pools, tennis courts, places for barbecues with friends after work, and even a couple of dog parks for those early morning strolls. It all feels easy. The plot itself is pretty spacious too so you have garden space without a lot of upkeep stress. I could go on about the features but honestly, the only way to know if it feels right for you is to come see it. If you have any questions or just want to walk through, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we try to make your next move feel as comfortable as possible.

4 bedroom villa in Meadows, Emirates Living

Some homes really have an ease to them you cannot quite put your finger on it at first but it is there. This four bedroom villa in Meadows 2 just made me slow down the second I walked in and honestly that does not happen every day. The kind of place where you end up talking in the foyer while you slip your shoes off or noticing the breeze from the garden sliding through one of those open doors. Meadows is one of Dubai&#039;s favorite spots for families these days and I think this home sits right in the heart of what people love about it. When you first open the front door you get this feeling of space. The foyer just feels generous and you see all the way through to the main living areas. It is not formal at all unless you want it to be and I find that the flow just makes it easy to wander from the sitting room over to what feels like a more laidback family living area. Right behind the first part of the villa you have a dining room that does not feel like an afterthought which is pretty rare in Dubai. It is the kind of space you imagine for a birthday or just a lazy breakfast with coffee and no rush. I actually stood by the window here for a while and watched some birds make quick work of the garden. One thing people always ask is whether there is any guest space downstairs and I can say the guest bedroom on the ground floor here is just right. It comes with a proper en suite bathroom so nobody feels like they are bunking in. And then a tiny thing I like is that the maid and driver spaces are outside not crammed inside the villa so the entire kitchen and living space behind it feels roomier than you might expect for a four bedroom villa. That kitchen is fully redone by the way and to me it just feels like you would actually want to cook here. It is got those built in appliances you hope for and it does not pretend to be something it is not. There is a side door so if you ever do groceries in bulk or have help at home it is practical. Head upstairs and the family area opens up again. I can imagine kids spreading out with books or games or even someone working quietly with a laptop and some tea. Two bedrooms share a bathroom and both feel bigger than you expect with nice light streaming through. Then you have the master suite which honestly feels like its own apartment. There is a walk in wardrobe that people will love who like their space and the bathroom just works for real daily life not just good photos. I stepped onto the balcony and it really hit me how quiet the garden below could be after the city noise. You could honestly have a breakfast there and forget your phone for a while. Out in the garden the owners really cared about small things. The grass is the soft kind that feels good underfoot not prickly or too manicured. The patio is inviting and I can picture kids chasing a ball or just some friends gathering in the evening. The pool is temperature controlled so it is usable even in those warmer months. There is a little fire pit area too that actually looks like people use it for stories after dinner or maybe toasting marshmallows at night. It is all just comfortable and not too formal. Living in Meadows 2 is a different pace from the city. You can walk outside right from your door and within minutes you are on winding trails lined with lakes or just people and pets out for their daily stroll. The local parks are actually busy with families and there are dedicated dog parks for anyone with pets. There is always a tennis match happening somewhere or you catch the sound of kids on their bikes at sunset. All the things you might want are around too. Swimming pools for weekends barbecue spots for parties basketball and tennis courts and play areas that are real gathering places not just there for show. Honestly this villa just feels ready for the next happy chapter. The only way to really know if it works for you is to walk around and see how it feels. If you want to chat or just want to get a sense of the space in person feel free to reach out whenever you like. At LuxuryProperty.com we are just about making the process simple and comfortable so you find the home that feels right for you.

4 bedroom villa in Meadows 2, Meadows

Some places just make you slow down right at the doorway. That happened to me in this four bedroom villa in Meadows 9. You walk in and it kind of feels like a real family home, not just four walls and a roof. In the foyer, the light pools in and you can almost imagine dropping your keys on the table after a long day. Honestly, there&#039;s something about the way the living areas are laid out, with two main spaces just off the entry, where you can see yourself having friends over or just kicking back and watching something silly on a Friday night. Nothing stuffy or formal—just comfortable and open. On the right, the kitchen and dining area feels practical, like it is made for people who actually use their kitchen. Not just the kind where you order takeout every night. There is plenty of counter space to actually roll out dough or prep a big meal if you feel like it. It is also in the right spot so you are not cut off from everything else—maybe you chat with family in the next room while you stir one more time. To the left, there is a big sitting room and another dining spot, so you have all this natural flow. It just feels easy, and with the way the windows catch the sun in the afternoon, you might even forget your phone and just hang out for a while. What I noticed was the way the downstairs bedroom feels kind of tucked away. It has its own ensuite bathroom and works for guests who want a little privacy. Plus, if you have an older relative or even a nanny living with you, it is handy to have a spot on the ground floor. There is a guest bathroom nearby, so nobody has to trek upstairs either. Behind the kitchen, you get a maid&#039;s room with its own entrance. That is one of those thoughtful touches that shows kids and helpers get their own space too. The laundry room is back there as well, so you do not have to worry about piles of clothes stacking up anywhere near the main rooms. Upstairs, it is kind of peaceful. You have two double bedrooms, both big enough that kids or guests are not squeezed together. They share a bathroom between them, which honestly saves a little bit of the morning rush fighting over the sink. The master bedroom feels like somewhere you actually want to spend time, not just sleep. There is a walk in wardrobe—enough space for fit all your stuff without arguing about whose side is bigger. There is a private balcony tucked here too, and on cooler evenings you might actually go out there just to read or watch the sunset with a coffee. The ensuite has the sort of bathtub that seems to invite you to slow down, even when you are always in a hurry. Meadows 9 as a whole is just kind of calm. I like that you do not really hear the city buzz outside, even though you are only a quick drive from Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Khail. In the mornings, sometimes you see people jogging by the central lake or walking their dogs. It has got a neighborhood feel you do not always find so close to central Dubai. There is a community center close by. The coffee shop is never far if you want to sneak out for a quick break, and you spot kids riding bikes or just hanging out near the little play areas. Tennis and basketball courts are close, and if you are into working out in the open, the outdoor fitness bits are pretty solid. For families with pets, the dog parks are kind of a bonus. If you have little ones, the swimming pools for adults and kids mean weekends at home are actually fun. With a built up area of almost thirty six hundred square feet—plenty of room to spread out without feeling lost. The plot itself sits at about fifty nine hundred, so the garden could be just as much fun as inside. You feel the space around you and sometimes, when the birds are out, you just stop and listen for a second. Honestly, photos and words do not really capture it all. The only way to know if this Meadows villa feels right for you is to come see it. Walk through at your own pace, let yourself picture daily life here. If it sparks something, or if you just want to ask a question, let me know anytime. At LuxuryProperty.com, we are here to make your next move feel as comfortable as possible.

Some homes make you slow down before you have even finished walking in the door and I got that feeling right away with this six bedroom villa in Meadows 9. The light just feels really natural here and there is this quiet calm that sort of wraps around you once you step inside. You get that first impression as soon as you see the bright entrance hall, where sunlight comes in and you almost want to pause and take a breath. I wandered into the downstairs bedroom first and it actually has its own bathroom, which does not always happen in these layouts. The rest of the ground floor just kind of flows together, with the living space opening out into dining and then a family room sitting right there so if you want to have everyone together or just tuck away with a cup of tea there is room for both. You pass by the kitchen and, to be honest, it is not one of those show kitchens meant to look good in photos. It feels more like you could really cook family dinners here or help with school projects at the table. Kids running in and out, the smell of something baking—this is how it feels. What really surprised me when I was outside is just how much space you get in the garden. The plot covers a lot—over ten thousand square feet—so you have proper distance from your neighbors. There is a swimming pool that gets good sun for most of the day and next to it is a bar and a barbecue area. I can see this garden being a spot where you spend long afternoons with friends or where the kids can kick a ball around. Sitting outside here, you can hear the breeze through the trees and sometimes someone will be grilling at the neighbor&#039;s place and it smells amazing. Life in Meadows has a way of drawing you out into the open air. Going up the stairs, the first thing I noticed was that the landing is not tight or cramped, so even with a handful of people it does not feel busy. All five bedrooms are up here. The master bedroom is honestly bigger than you would expect, with its own walk in dressing space and an en suite bathroom that really gives you quiet privacy. The private balcony faces the lake and if you get up early you will often see the sun flickering across the water or birds swooping down. Two bedrooms have their own bathrooms, so everyone is not queuing in the mornings, and the other two share a spacious bathroom that feels more practical than fancy. Each bedroom is set up to be private but not cut off, which just works if you have a family or even guests over for a few nights. Being in Meadows part of Emirates Living means you step into a part of Dubai that feels genuinely peaceful but you are not far from whatever you need. Everywhere you look around the community you see paths and lakes and those lush lawns that make you forget you are in a city. Some mornings you will see children biking to the little park nearby and there is always a coffee shop or restaurant within a short drive. Shopping and schools are not a hassle because they are so close. It just takes the pressure off everyday things. Walking through this villa, you get the sense of a real home and not just a showpiece. It is big but not overwhelming, private yet friendly. You get space for everyone without losing warmth or comfort. There is something about the whole Meadows neighborhood too—each road feels lived in, people wave at each other, and on weekends the parks are busy with families. I think you could really settle here and let life slow down a little. I could tell you more but honestly, the only way you know if it is right for you is to come and see it. If you want to take a look or just talk about the vibe in Meadows 9, let me know any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we try making your next move as comfortable as we can. Sometimes that just means letting you soak it all in first.

6 bedroom villa in Meadows, Emirates Living

Some homes have a way of making you slow down before you have even stepped inside. This four bedroom villa in Meadows 2 is definitely one of those. I remember coming through the front gate for the first time and just stopping by the garden for a bit. The grass is soft under your shoes and there are these old trees that seem like they have been around forever, watching families and children grow up here in the Meadows. Even before you head inside, there is this sense that life moves at an easier pace. You hear the neighbors talking across the hedges, kids laughing as they bike along the calm streets, and when the sun starts to drop, the whole place just feels like a classic Dubai neighborhood. If you ask me, that is actually getting harder to find as the city gets bigger and busier. The villa is pretty much the right size for most families, just over four thousand square feet of built up area. Sometimes spaces feel either too big or a bit cramped but honestly, this villa feels just right. The whole downstairs is open and bright, with high ceilings that make it feel even more welcoming. As you walk through, you will notice how the sun comes in through those big windows for most of the day, which kind of sets the mood. I found myself drawn to the living room, partly because those glass sliding doors open up to the garden and you just get this peaceful view of green. Sometimes, I just sit there with a mug of coffee and forget about my phone for a while. Even though Meadows 2 is not far from the main road or the center of Dubai, once you are home it is quiet in that calming way that makes it easy to relax at the end of the day. The kitchen is honestly a spot that stands out if you like actually cooking or baking. You get loads of counter space and cupboards that mean you are not fighting clutter every morning, and proper built in appliances so you are sorted for everything from toast to a full dinner party. You can put down your groceries and look out at the garden and, for a moment, everything feels simple. It is not the kind of kitchen that looks nice in photos but never gets used. This is a kitchen where family meals and Saturday afternoons just sort of happen. Head upstairs and you get four bedrooms, all with their own en suite bathrooms. Makes mornings a whole lot less stressful, especially with kids or guests—not something you get everywhere in Emirates Living. The main bedroom has this big window that lets in excellent daylight but it is never too harsh. It is quiet up there and I have always felt like it is a spot where you can just sit for a bit and let the day go. Storage is sorted too, with built in wardrobes that actually fit your stuff so you are not tripping over bags and boxes. It all just seems easy. I have always liked the balcony. It gives you a clear view over the community pool and the green spaces. In the late afternoons you sometimes catch the sound of laughter from the pool or a breeze moving through the trees. You find yourself spending more time there than you would expect, with a book or just an evening tea. It does not try too hard to impress, it just feels comfortable. Living in Meadows 2 is more than just owning a villa. The gym is close if you want to work out. The community swimming pool is where families gather and the tennis courts and parks make weekends outside really easy. Supermarkets and coffee shops are never too far away so you spend less time driving and more time walking around, bumping into neighbors. The streets at night are safe and quiet and sometimes you will actually want to take a longer way home just to enjoy it. The plot itself is over six thousand square feet. That is a real backyard. Space for barbecues or watching your kids run after the dog or just kicking back with friends and family on a Friday night. I have found it hard to leave once I am here. If you are searching for a four bedroom villa for sale in The Meadows or across Emirates Living, you really have to feel this place in person. Photos never show you how calm it actually feels or what it is like living day to day in Meadows 2. If you want to take a look or just talk about the community, reach out whenever. At LuxuryProperty.com, we just want your move to feel like the start of something easy. Sometimes you know the feeling is right and honestly this villa might just be it.

4 bedroom villa in Meadows 2

Some places just slow you down in the best way. Walking into this four bedroom villa in Meadows 8, I actually found myself pausing in the entryway, breathing in that fresh feeling you only get after a proper renovation. You know when a house just feels right from the start. There is something about the way the sunlight is almost everywhere here. You get your first glimpse of the park through the new bi folding windows and for a second it is easy to forget you are just minutes from city life. Honestly, sometimes you might just find yourself putting your phone down and listening to the trees beyond the garden. That is the kind of vibe. So let us talk about what stands out. This villa has gone through the sort of renovation that leaves nothing untouched. We are talking full shell and core, not just a coat of paint. The result feels sturdy and fresh at the same time. There are four bedrooms plus a maid&#039;s room so there is comfortable space for everyone. If you walk through the living area you will spot the German Ixina kitchen. It is fitted with proper Bosch appliances and actually has a workable layout. None of that show kitchen stuff where you just heat up leftovers. Here you could really cook while chatting with friends who have drifted in from the lounge or the patio outside. The flow just works. You can even fold those big doors right back if the weather&#039;s good and the inside blends with the outside so the kids can run in and out or you can bring food straight to the garden. The garden itself feels pretty special. It wraps around a pool that almost seems to disappear into the greenery on quiet mornings. If you ever wanted a spot for lazy weekends, maybe a barbecue with your favorite people, or just to watch the birds that pop by from the park, this is it. What is cool is that the villa backs right onto the park itself which adds a layer of calm and privacy you hardly ever find in Dubai these days. I spent a bit of time there just listening to the breeze and kids playing in the distance. Sometimes you will see neighbors out for evening jogs or hear laughter from other gardens but honestly, it is never too much. Just enough to make you feel part of something comfortable and settled. Inside, the details are sharp but not fussy. High end finishes for sure but nothing shouting for attention. The bathrooms are done up in a way that feels modern and straightforward. No gold trim or things you would tire of later, just clean lines. Light seems to follow you around the house, especially in the upstairs bedrooms where mornings begin soft and slow with those big windows facing green views. You might even find a favorite reading spot and lose track of time. Storage is sorted, too, so clutter stays out of sight. Sometimes with renovated houses you worry about corners being cut but here, honestly, it just feels carefully done. The current owners have lived in it so there is a comfort and neatness you notice straight away. And the best thing is, you have got all of Meadows at your doorstep. Coffee shops tucked around little corners, kids biking home from school, weekends spent between the park and the pool. Life here just feels easy. You do not have to go far for groceries or a quick bite out. It is the kind of place people hope to find when they come looking for a home in Dubai. But no amount of words really does it justice. The real feel comes when you walk in and let the space settle around you. If you are curious or have a few questions or just want to see if this could be your next spot, get in touch anytime. We are always happy to show you around at LuxuryProperty.com and help you figure out if this might be the one. Sometimes you just know.

4 bedroom villa in Meadows 8

Some homes just sort of win you over as soon as you arrive and honestly this four bedroom villa in Meadows 1 does exactly that. Maybe it is the gentle quiet in the neighbourhood or the way the sun hits the green all around but you step through the gate and you do feel it. I spent a bit of time out front before even going in just listening to the sound of the leaves moving and you get that sense you can really settle in here. Inside what strikes you first is how open the whole place feels. Not just big for the sake of it. I mean four thousand square feet gives you plenty of room but there is a warmth to it that is actually a bit rare. There is this main living area where the light seems to just pour in and you will probably find yourself noticing that a lot here. Sometimes you even forget your errands just because the light comes through so softly in the afternoon. If you like gathering people together or even just spreading out on your own this place makes it easy. The kitchen is a proper family kitchen too. Actually feels like somewhere you would want to cook for real. There is space for prepping there is storage for actual groceries and the window above the sink lets you look out onto the greenery while you wait for your coffee. Sometimes you find kitchens that are built for looks and nothing else. This one just feels easy. The four bedrooms are all upstairs tucked away for more quiet and each of them has its own little feel. The master bedroom is bigger than you might expect and you wake up to a view of the garden just right outside. You will probably notice that the closet space is actually generous and there is a bit of extra storage in the hall for those things you want put away but close by. The bathroom in the master is something you will use every day and not just for a quick shower either. There is a soaking tub that actually looks inviting and a window right there so you get natural light. One thing that really sticks out about living in Meadows 1 is the sense of community. When I visited there were a few families taking walks and the evenings here are always full of kids out on bikes and neighbours stopping to chat. There are parks and lakes never far so if you like a bit of fresh air or even just to sit on a bench with a cup of coffee you will find your spot. Groceries are never an issue either. The Meadows Souk is nearby and honestly it seems to have everything from bakeries to little cafes where you might just linger longer than planned. The security team is friendly too and it is one of those places where it is easy to start remembering everyone&#039;s faces. The gardens in this villa are a real bonus. The plot area is over six thousand so there is actual room to kick a ball around or grow whatever herbs you like. I noticed some other homes in the area had small shaded spaces with tables and chairs and I could just imagine evenings with friends right here at home. If you are thinking of pets there is more than enough space for them to enjoy as well. Of course you get things like central air and all the comforts you would expect. Villas in Meadows always seem to hold onto their value and a lot of people who move in never really want to leave. If you are looking for a place that feels lived in even when it is brand new or you just want to know if it hits all the right notes the only way is to come and see. Message any time if you have questions or just want to walk around together. At LuxuryProperty.com the goal is to make this next step feel as easy as possible for you. No pressure ever. Just the right fit.

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