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Sometimes you walk into a community and just get that “this is where real life happens” feeling. That is exactly what happened to me in Parkway Vistas inside Dubai Hills Estate and honestly it stuck with me. This plot is one of the last chances to grab a piece of the Parkways which is that super leafy bit of Dubai Hills where families seem to plant roots and actually stay for a while. People wave to each other here and on weekends you tend to hear that sound of someone firing up a grill. The plot is generous. No two ways about it. At eleven thousand four hundred fifty square feet you could do a lot with this kind of space. I caught myself actually pacing it out, thinking alright, there is room for a swimming pool or a serious garden or a shaded area where kids can stretch out and not just feel fenced in. What you do with the land is completely up to you and that is a rare thing these days, especially when so much in Dubai is ready made. Parkway Vistas is not just glossy marketing. There is actual life here. Early mornings you see people jogging or walking the dog and you hear tennis balls smacking across one of the courts nearby. Tennis is right there if you want it but so is volleyball and there is even a half basketball court that always seems to have a group of teens trying out trick shots. If you have kids, you will notice there are play areas scattered about so they are not all crammed into one noisy spot. A picnic area sits under the biggest trees and on sunny afternoons you might find a couple of families just relaxing, sometimes for hours. The walk to Dubai Hills Golf Club is a short one even if you do not play yourself. The club spreads across rolling green hills and honestly just sitting at the clubhouse with breakfast is a good way to spend a weekend morning. The golf course is championship level with eighteen holes and even if you are not a pro it is fun just to watch people out there. Sometimes you forget you are in Dubai and not somewhere far quieter. You have every practical thing nearby. Maybe the best part about Dubai Hills Estate for me is that you are close to the Dubai Hills Mall which surprises a lot of visitors. There are seven hundred stores anchored by big supermarkets plus cinemas and cafes that actually feel local not big chain. Makes getting errands done pretty painless. Kings Hospital London is right inside the community for anything medical related and the staff are genuinely friendly. Dubai Hills Park is honestly massive. Kids never seem to run out of things to do and there are cool shaded walkways for afternoons when the sun is strong. Sometimes I see people out there just reading or hanging out under the trees almost forgetting that the city is only minutes away. The bones of this area just feel solid. People take care of their gardens. You hardly see trash on the ground. The place just has a lived in feel that is getting harder to find in newer parts of Dubai. I have walked clients through many communities and Parkway Vistas is always one of those places where people slow down and start talking about building something for the long term not just flipping. A plot this size in Parkway Vistas is not something you spot very often. There is real potential here to create a custom villa that fits exactly how you want to live without making compromises. Whether it is modern lines or classic spaces or just a secret garden, it is up to you. As always, the best way to decide is to visit and see how it feels. Stroll through Dubai Hills Estate and see if you can picture daily life here. If you want to talk it through or arrange a viewing, just reach out. At LuxuryProperty we keep things comfortable and easy. Maybe this will feel right for you too.

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Some homes just slow you right down the minute you walk through the door. This seven bedroom villa in Parkway Vistas at Dubai Hills Estate is definitely one of those. I actually stood there in the entrance for a bit. The way the sunlight comes through the big double height lobby makes it feel even grander than you expect and, honestly, a little welcoming too. You sort of stop and take a breath. Sometimes the fancy places feel showy but this one actually feels like you could live here, for real, walk barefoot in the garden and forget your phone somewhere for hours. So here you&#039;ve got seven bedrooms, all with their own bathrooms. It is a lot of space. Everyone gets their own corner and there are plenty of pockets to hide away with a book or just sit outside for a while. The family room is pretty relaxed, with wide windows. You look out and it is just green and calm. From the kitchen, which feels sturdy and proper, not just glossy, you can see a stretch of the backyard and sometimes a gardener or even the neighbor&#039;s cat wandering around in the morning. I guess what I mean is, it feels lived in, not just for show. Outside, there&#039;s just as much happening. The garden is actually mature. There are shady patches and bits of sunlight. So if you want an afternoon with a book, you will always find a spot. The plunge pool is not huge but it is easy to imagine a few good barbecues, or late night swims with city lights in the distance. You will even notice a cozy inner courtyard that pulls in a bit of breeze and makes a nice spot for coffee before everyone else wakes up. Standing on the terrace, you get that long green view of Dubai Hills Estate and sometimes even hear neighborhood sounds like kids biking along the park path. Kind of reassuring, in a way, that it is not too still. Life here also feels easy because you are right in the middle of everything. The golf course is practically in your backyard. The coffee shop is not far either and sometimes you see families heading over there in the early mornings. If you have youngsters—well, there are schools, nurseries, and even medical places close by in the estate itself. That means less traffic, less rush. I like that a lot. Plus those open parks and jogging tracks are used by people all day. Weekend mornings, people will be out for a run or walking their dogs. You feel part of something, even if the community is private and pretty quiet. Security is sorted, of course, with it being gated. So you do not really worry about anything except what you want to do with your day. Parking here is simple. Getting out to main roads is quick. Access is convenient enough but not noisy. At night, the skyline lights up in the distance which is always a nice little bonus. Honestly, there are a lot of villas in Dubai Hills Estate and they all have their own feel. For this one though, you&#039;ll notice it is peaceful but not boring. Grand but not intimidating. You might wander from the upstairs landing to the terrace just for the view, or spot some birds in the morning when the sun is just coming up. Little details like that make it more than just another big house. The only way you will really know if it is for you is by walking through. Photos only show so much. If you want to have a look around or just talk about what it is like to live here, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com we try to make your next move feel as comfortable as possible, whether you are just curious or already imagining your furniture in the living room. Sometimes, just seeing the light in person makes all the difference.

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Some houses are almost impossible to rush through and this five bedroom villa in Parkway Vistas at Dubai Hills Estate is one of those. The first thing I noticed as I walked in was just the sense of light. You get that even before you start looking at the details. Grand floor to ceiling windows do not just give you a lot of sunlight but they frame the skyline beautifully. You actually get Burj Khalifa views from more rooms than you would expect plus in the evenings the skyscrapers twinkle just enough to remind you how close Downtown Dubai really is. But the garden seems to pull you outside anyway and honestly the quiet here is a little surprising for Dubai. The home is fully furnished and you can see how much care has gone into choosing decor that matches the travertine and those creamy warm undertones. The colour scheme never really shouts and you almost do not notice it at first because everything just kind of blends. Sometimes you will find yourself slowing down just to notice it all. I spent a couple of minutes by the main living room window just watching a few birds in the grass and it made me think how even the busiest families might actually sit out in this garden. The pool is there too not just for the look but twenty two meters actually means you could swim some real laps if you wanted. Over by the barbecue area you can picture friends turning up for weekend lunches outside while kids drift in and out between the lawn and the deck. Now the kitchens are worth talking about for a second because they do feel like places you could properly cook. Integrated Miele appliances are tucked away so it looks clean and calm but still ready for whatever meal you want to bother making. There is a dining area that lines up perfectly with the garden so you can just slide open the doors and spill outside without even thinking about it. The best thing is how different spaces flow into each other without feeling too open. There is an office with glass doors that is just far enough away from the action so it works if you need some quiet but you are not cut off. Upstairs, the master suite is almost its own apartment. Huge walk in wardrobes are split into his and hers so there is actual space for people who live real lives. Private balcony is there for your morning coffee with that view looking out at Burj Khalifa again. Bath and shower are separate for those who appreciate both, and everything is soft and calm even with all the light pouring in. You will also notice guest bedrooms have proper en suites and more closet space than usual. Even the so called junior suites look out to partial Downtown views so nobody misses out. There is also a quiet lounge space tucked in between floors that just feels right for reading or napping. Sometimes the house is so peaceful you honestly might forget about your phone. What some people forget to check is the basement but here it is left open intentionally. You can turn it into a gym if you are serious about fitness or maybe a home cinema space. Some might go for a bar or even leave it as a playroom for kids. The car park underground is big enough for six cars which is pretty rare and there is even a fancy elevator so going from top to bottom just feels easy. All the practical stuff is sorted too. There is a separate room for staff and even a dedicated laundry and prep kitchen so the main spaces stay clutter free. With Dubai Hills Estate you get a lot more than just a home. The championship golf course is honestly one of the nicest in the city and you often catch a glimpse of gazelles early in the morning. There are always folks at the golf club restaurants and the mall nearby covers pretty much every everyday need without hassle. Parks and bike trails mean you still see families outside in the evening. Downtown is ten minutes away but it never really feels hectic here. The only way to actually know if this villa feels right is to come see it and walk around. I am happy to answer any questions or just meet for a quick tour. At LuxuryProperty dot com we just want finding your next place to feel relaxed and comfortable so reach out any time.

5 bedroom villa in Parkway Vistas, Dubai Hills Estate

Some homes make you want to just pause for a second and soak up the atmosphere as soon as you step inside. This modern five bedroom villa in Parkway Vistas at Dubai Hills Estate does exactly that. I still remember the first time I walked in with light pouring in from honestly massive floor to ceiling windows, the kind you stand next to and everything feels a little calmer right away. It is simply bright and open. You will notice the colors are neutral but not at all boring. That balance just puts you at ease. Maybe you even forget your phone for a while. It really does have that effect. The living areas are where I ended up first. You will probably head toward them too because, well, they just draw you through the house. Even with all the crisp modern furniture arranged inside it never feels crowded. Each piece seems chosen to give space to the stone and soft colors you will notice through the whole villa. Nothing feels forced or styled just for photos. Go ahead and sit for a moment. From the lounge the view is that big Dubai skyline and if there are clouds you get all the light bouncing off the city. Burj Khalifa off in the distance sometimes feels so near you almost forget you are about ten minutes from Downtown Dubai. On normal days you will find there is no need to leave for a good view. Those big glass doors open straight out into the garden and let all the air and sunlight drift in. It is easy to imagine a gentle December breeze rolling through. The kitchen caught my attention next. I have visited so many homes that look amazing in pictures but once you stand there you can tell no one ever actually cooks. Here it is different. The kitchen feels honestly like a place you will make a real meal. Miele appliances are tucked in so things stay looking neat. The space flows from the cooking area to the outside. On a weekend you might have coffee with the garden doors wide open while friends wander in or someone sits by the table in slippers reading the news. It is that kind of homely. Step into the outdoor area and it feels almost like another living space. In Dubai these gardens really count and this one does not disappoint. That pool really is huge. Twenty two meters so you can actually do laps or just float and watch the sun. The grass is real and just right for barefoot walking. There is a barbecue setup that is perfect for laid back evenings a few friends and just tossing something on the grill. Kids tend to end up playing everywhere out here. Sometimes you just stand there and listen to water trickle or the birds fly by. It feels so private but you are not far at all from Dubai Hills Mall or the hospital or golf course. Head upstairs and you get a real feeling of quiet and privacy. The main bedroom is just plain big. Double walk in closets, double sinks, and its own view balcony so mornings start with sunshine. Night times the city lights look pretty sharp from up there. There are two junior suites and another guest bedroom so everyone finds space. It just feels easy. There is even room on the rooftop for whatever you fancy—a little yoga at sunrise or just a comfy chair and a view of the stars. Views stretch right across Dubai Hills Estate and you can see families and kids on bikes below in the distance. The basement is wide open for you to decide what to do. Maybe a cinema room or gym or just heaps of storage. And with a six car garage it is no problem to invite everyone over. There is a Schindler elevator which makes moving between floors easy. Even the help has a decent setup with its own room and access. Dubai Hills Estate itself just feels well planned. Big trees everywhere, eighteen hole golf course, some good local spots to eat—never far from a coffee shop. And it is quiet in the evenings. To really feel this villa you kind of have to be here. I am happy to answer questions or if you would like to come and wander through just let me know. At LuxuryProperty.com we want finding your new home to feel as natural as possible.

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Some homes just make you slow down before you even walk inside. This five bedroom villa in Parkway Vistas, Dubai Hills Estate, does exactly that. The street is quiet and broad, plenty of green all around, and you can almost hear the breeze running through the trees. You stand outside for a bit and there&#039;s something calm about the whole place, even with the city not far off at all. Step through these real double doors and the first thing you&#039;ll see is how much open space there is. Honestly it feels like everything&#039;s bigger here, but not in a try hard way. The living lounge stretches right out toward those tall windows so that light pours in everywhere. In the evening the sun hits just right and you get this golden haze through the room. From a few spots you actually catch a glimpse of the Burj Khalifa in the distance. You&#039;ll probably want to stand there for a minute. If you&#039;re someone who likes to work from home or just needs a spot to handle paperwork, the villa has its own office. It&#039;s the kind of space you can actually picture yourself getting things done in, not just a tiny nook with a desk. The guest bedroom just down the hall is plush, simple, completely private and the built in wardrobes make it feel tidy straight away. The kitchen is sort of a highlight for me. It&#039;s all clean lines and there&#039;s a view of the garden right out the sliding glass. When you&#039;re cooking, you can still talk to people sitting outside or watch the kids kicking a ball around on the grass. Sometimes these show kitchens can feel cold or unused but here, you get a sense this could be the heart of the house. Step right out the doors and there is this big courtyard with sofas all set up around a modern fire pit. You imagine late night chats with friends and the smell of something grilling. Not far from here, tucked to the side, is a proper space for your BBQ and an outdoor dining table on the decking. You might only eat inside in summer. Walk up and you find all the bedrooms have that same big light feeling. The master suite is generous, there&#039;s a walk in closet that just feels designed for real living. Sometimes you see houses where everything is on show but here, the storage actually works. Out on the rooftop terrace there&#039;s so much space that you almost lose track of time just being up there. It could end up being your sunset spot or even where you bring coffee sometimes in the morning. The villa is fully automated by the way. Bits like air con and lights are easy with the touch of a button but you still have real control, nothing is complicated. I noticed the Schindler elevator is almost silent, which is rare. Down in the basement is where things get fun. There&#039;s room for a gym, or it could be a kind of party space or maybe a big quiet movie zone. There&#039;s storage tucked away and apparently a secret room. Plus the pool is a full on twenty meters long and stretches along the side garden. It feels private and just really inviting, especially on hot days. The private courtyard wraps around nicely and at night it lights up so you get this cozy atmosphere. The maid&#039;s room is full sized and privately set up so it never feels crowded. Cars are sorted too, plenty of parking, easy in and out. Dubai Hills Estate is famous for its Championship Golf Course and, honestly, if you play it is almost too convenient. Good restaurants like The Brasserie and The Duck Hook are just down the road and the coffee shop is only a quick walk if you need a break while working from home. Kids play and cycle in the evenings and the new shopping areas mean you don&#039;t always have to head into town for errands. Downtown is ten minutes by car and Dubai Marina is about fifteen so if you want restaurants or the beach, they&#039;re right there. Honestly I could keep walking through here and notice more every time. It just feels easy and there&#039;s a bit of luxury without being showy. If it sounds interesting, the best thing is to just come and see it. You only really know how these spaces feel when you&#039;re standing inside. If you want to ask anything or pop by for a visit, just reach out. At LuxuryProperty dot com, we&#039;re always here to help you find your right spot at your own pace.

Some places just seem to ask you to take a deep breath and settle in for a while. That is the thing I got straight away when I walked into this five bedroom villa in Parkway Vistas inside Dubai Hills Estate. It does not have that over the top feeling some new builds have. Instead, there is this calm that sort of creeps in as soon as you step past those big double doors. Maybe it is the way the light stretches through those tall windows or the fact that every inch just feels really well laid out. I found myself hanging back in the foyer, just soaking it all up before wandering further. You get this proper sense of space as you move through. The built up area is a little over eighteen thousand square feet so honestly you sometimes lose track of where you are, which is actually kind of nice. No cramped rooms here, and nobody ends up feeling stuck in a corner during gatherings. The big open lounges invite you to fling your bag down and grab a coffee, maybe even pick a new spot to sit every time because sunlight falls differently during the day. I just kept walking around checking out all the ways you might set up the furniture or imagine family coming together for some special event. Even with all that space, it never feels too big or cold. The kitchen is tucked in a way that makes it feel like the heart of the villa, and it is one of those real kitchens that makes you think maybe you actually will try making that thing you saved last month. Direct garden access is a happy touch so any party can spill outdoors without effort. The dining room feels like you could fill it with laughter during winter evenings when friends show up unplanned. Honestly you will probably find little details to love every day you live here. Work is sorted too, with a proper office space where you can get away from it all and actually focus. It is not just a token desk shoved in a corner either. For guests or visiting family, the downstairs ensuite bedroom is perfect—gives everyone privacy and a sense of their own space. There are built in wardrobes, making settling in really easy. You do not have to worry about storage or dragging around extra furniture. Then you get this Schindler elevator that is actually really smooth. Take it to the roof terrace and everything changes a little. Up there it is your own private pocket. At sunset, wow. The skyline just draws your eye and there is something about seeing Burj Khalifa far off in the distance that makes you stop scrolling your phone and just enjoy. Even lazy mornings or late nights, that spot will grow on you. I found myself thinking it would be the first place I would go for a morning coffee or when I just need five quiet minutes. The master bedroom has its own look and feel. Big windows so the light wakes you gently. Walk in closet you will really use. It is not just for show. The views are worth getting out of bed for, honestly. There is space for everyone to unwind a little and you actually want to leave the window open just to let a hint of fresh air in some evenings. The basement adds another whole dimension to the villa. Want a gym? Easy. Or maybe turn it into a private cinema or party space and still have enough room left for something else. There is a secret room and extra storage down there too—nobody ever complains about too much storage, right? Outdoors, the private pool just feels like the right size if you love laps, and when friends are over, you all end up around the barbecue area or that fire pit when it gets cool enough. There is always somewhere for people to sit or lounge and actually stay a while. For regular life, there is a proper maid&#039;s room with everything you need. Just simplifies things. Living in Dubai Hills Estate gives you so much. The green space is everywhere and there is the golf club right around the corner if you play or even just like the view. Evenings offer spots like The Duck Hook or The Brasserie when you want a change of scene. Kids really do ride bikes in the evenings and dog walkers too. You do not feel far from Downtown Dubai and Dubai Marina either. It is about ten fifteen minutes either way. To really know if this villa feels right for you, the only thing that works is coming by and just spending some time here. Ask any questions you have or let me walk you through. At LuxuryProperty.com, we just try to keep things comfortable and smooth for your next move. Reach out when you like.

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