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Some homes have a kind of gentle calm from the moment you walk in. This three bedroom townhouse in Al Reem 1 at Arabian Ranches just has that feeling. I stepped inside and honestly forgot the world for a few moments. The neighbourhood is quiet, but not sleepy. There is always someone walking a dog or heading back with groceries from the little shop nearby. You hear the sound of birds more than traffic here. The townhouse itself is one of those places that makes life feel just a bit easier. The living room is big but not too serious, you know, somewhere people will actually want to put their feet up. You get all this natural light coming in through the patio doors, especially in the afternoon, and it just fills the whole ground floor. I actually stood by the glass for a bit just watching the garden and the lake beyond. The greenery feels alive, not just manicured for show but somewhere you could sit for hours with some tea and a book. The garden has space for kids to play or for someone to finally plant all those herbs they have been talking about. There is enough room to invite friends over and not worry about squeezing everyone in. You will also notice the kitchen actually looks like somewhere you would want to cook. It is modern and stylish but there is nothing stiff about it. You can imagine a quick breakfast before work or maybe a bigger weekend meal with family. The way the kitchen flows into the dining and living area really works if you like people gathering around when you cook. You feel close to everything but you can still keep the cooking chaos tucked away a bit if you want. One of my favorite bits is the main bedroom. It is upstairs and when I opened the balcony door there was this real sense of privacy. You get views over the greenery and sometimes the lake catches the sunset in a way that just makes you want to stand still for a little while. The wardrobe space has been upgraded and honestly it is a relief not to fight with sliding doors that never work quite right. The new flooring feels cool under your feet in the mornings. The ensuite bathroom is all fresh tiles and actually has shelves that are easy to reach. There are two other bedrooms up here too, both with nice windows that let you check the weather before getting out of bed. If you do not need all three bedrooms for sleeping, one really does make a peaceful study. You can close the door and forget the outside world if you want to focus for a bit. The townhouse has been upgraded from top to bottom, new floors and bathrooms, smart wardrobes. Little things that make you think someone thought about how the space would actually be used day to day. Everything is well looked after, nothing feels worn out. What makes Al Reem in Arabian Ranches special is more than the house though. The streets are lined with trees and you will often see kids out biking or parents pushing prams in the evening. The pool is close by so you can take a quick dip after work or sit under the umbrellas and chat with neighbours on the weekend. There are parks and playgrounds all around which makes it easier to get outdoors even when everyone is busy. And the best thing for me is this feeling of safety and ease all through the community, it just gives you space to breathe and slow down a little. People often ask about the area and honestly, the local coffee shop is not far and you do not really need to leave Arabian Ranches unless you want to. Everything you need can be found close by and you will find a real mix of families and friendly faces all around. At the end of the day, you can read about a place as much as you want but you really need to see if this townhouse feels right for you. I am happy to answer questions or walk you through all the small details so just let me know if you want to pop by. At LuxuryProperty.com, we just want your next move to feel natural and comfortable. Reach out anytime.

3 bedroom townhouse in Al Reem

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 homes just slow you down for a second when you walk in and this four bedroom townhouse in Reem Arabian Ranches 2 is definitely one of those. I remember stepping through the front door and just wanting to stand there for a bit. Honestly it just feels calm. The first thing you catch is sunlight pouring across the living area and even when it is warm outside you get a cool natural breeze drifting through the downstairs. You do not hear much of the city here. Instead most mornings you hear birds for a change and sometimes a distant laugh from kids walking to school. That is actually rare in Dubai so it stands out. The main living space is all about openness. It flows right from the entrance to the private garden and you do not feel cramped at all. A lot of people picture their coffee spot out in the garden which makes sense because it is just the right size for a relaxed weekend or a quick weekday breakfast. The garden is not so big it becomes a job but there is enough space for running around or even a little barbecue with friends. Families I have seen just let the kids have their ball games while they finish a conversation inside with the doors open. And when you want to wind down you can just sit outside and it feels like you are tucked into the neighborhood but still private. It surprised me actually how quiet it was even in the afternoons. The kitchen actually feels meant for cooking not just show. Real appliances make it practical and there is enough prep space for more than one person to cook together. I have noticed that is not always true in other townhouses nearby. Here you can see yourself making dinner from scratch if you want or just putting something together with the groceries you picked up from Ranches Souk which is always close. The air moves well through the downstairs so you do not get that heavy feeling even when a few people are over. Everything just feels easy to move through whether you are entertaining or just relaxing after work. When you head upstairs it starts to feel even more like home. All four bedrooms are properly separated so everyone has their own little bit of privacy. No feeling of bumping into each other all the time and that actually makes a difference for families or even if you have guests. Each bedroom having its own bathroom is kind of a small luxury. You do not get that awkward morning wait for the shower and it honestly just makes mornings smoother. The built in wardrobes were something I noticed because even if you are not the tidiest person the spaces just look neat. And then there are the balconies. I stood out on one and just watched people going about their day. It is not a big skyline view but you see the neighborhood and you get that sense of community from up there. Sometimes you even spot kids biking or neighbors out with their dogs. The two real parking spaces make life simple. It is nice being able to park close by especially late at night or when you have shopping. The plot size is another thing because it gives you enough outdoor space to enjoy but not so much that it becomes constant work. People here use their gardens for everything from barbecues to little play tents and it never feels too crowded. Life in Reem Arabian Ranches 2 is what a lot of families look for. There are winding foot paths where people actually walk together or take a break from screens. The community pool is always nearby so dips in the water are easy after school or work and it never gets too crowded. I see kids riding bikes almost every evening and even if you are new someone will probably stop to say hello. Grocery shops and cafes are all just a quick stroll away and sometimes you just find yourself grabbing coffee while the kids run wild safely nearby. The small park is a bonus for dog owners too. To be honest what strikes me most about this home is how the light just makes everything feel simple and welcoming. You can only get so much from photos and it really comes through when you are inside. If you are even a little curious just come see it. Sometimes that is all it takes to decide if it feels like your place. Reach out whenever works. At LuxuryProperty.com we want to make your move as comfortable as if you were already home.

4 bedroom townhouse in Reem Community, Arabian Ranches 2

Some homes have that easy comfort as soon as you get the front door open and this three bedroom townhouse in Reem at Arabian Ranches 2 is exactly that sort of place. When I first walked in, I actually stopped for a second. There is something about the space that makes you want to look around and honestly, even with the Dubai sun outside it still feels so cool and easy inside. It is the kind of family home where you really can see people living for years and feeling settled. Right away you might notice how the living and dining spaces just work together. There is this open feeling, not too formal, but definitely inviting. Natural light pours in through the big windows and the afternoons almost have this golden glow inside the townhouse. I actually stood by the sliding glass doors for a bit and just watched the palm trees and sky for a while, and it made the whole day slow down a little. The kitchen is something you will want to see if you like to cook or you have plans for actual family meals. It is not just for show here. The counters and appliances feel new and there is a surprising amount of storage so you do not have to search every cupboard for the right pan or wonder where you are going to keep your baking trays. The kitchen really does smell fresh and new. Sometimes in these upgraded homes you feel like it is too perfect to touch, but here you can picture someone making coffee in the morning or kids grabbing late night snacks. Upstairs you have three bedrooms and they make a real difference to the way this townhouse feels. Each bedroom has those built in wardrobes that help keep things easy and neat so you are not dealing with clutter or things left out at the end of a long day. Extra linen closets too so you do not end up with towels stacked somewhere odd. The main bedroom was a nice surprise because it feels soft and bright in the mornings, with plenty of space and a quiet, private kind of mood since you are not facing a busy street. It is not overdone but just feels restful and the kind of place you can actually hear the birds if your window is open early. One of my favorite things is the back patio. Not too big so it does not feel like something you are working on every weekend, but the right spot for coffee in the morning or just to relax with a book if you ever get an easy Saturday. The other day when I visited, people were outside enjoying the weather and letting their kids run around and honestly that just felt right. It is the sort of backyard that actually gets used and does not just sit empty. Reem Community inside Arabian Ranches 2 really does have a local neighborhood feeling. You can walk to the park in just a few minutes or start your morning at the local coffee shop nearby. Most mornings you will see other families out, maybe people jogging and sometimes kids riding bikes or teens skateboarding as it gets later in the evening. There are neighborhoods in Dubai where no one knows each other but here it feels very friendly and lived in. You are walking distance from retail stores, grocery shops, and schools so you are not having to drive everywhere all the time. Everything you need is honestly nearby. Even a salon for when you have a last minute dinner and need to look your best. What stands out to me in these townhouses is the layout because it never feels awkward. A good flow between rooms, fresh upgraded finishes, plenty of storage for all those extra little things, and best of all still room to make it your own over time. If you want to find a home in Arabian Ranches 2 with three bedrooms, a private outdoor spot, upgraded touches, and that rare comfortable energy this is one you probably want to walk through. Really the only way to know if this can feel like your home is to come see it in person. If you want to ask questions or even just look around and take your time, reach out anytime. At LuxuryProperty.com, we try to make moving feel just a little easier so you know exactly what you are getting before you decide.

3 bedroom townhouse in Reem Community

Some homes just seem to let the day slow down a little as soon as you step inside. That is exactly what happened to me when I walked into this three bedroom villa in Mira Oasis, part of the Reem community in Dubai. I caught myself pausing right at the entrance, mostly because the way the sunlight came in over the floors felt different. There is this calm that settles here and it makes you want to just wander from room to room for a bit before you even say anything to your agent. Honestly, it just feels easy the way the spaces flow together. Nothing cramped or boxed in at all. You notice the sense of space immediately. The plot is a touch over two thousand four hundred square feet and the built area covers nearly all of it so you get this broad, open plan living and dining setup right as you come in. It actually works for gatherings or just those lazy family evenings. The kitchen is not just some token room either. With a breakfast bar overlooking the garden, it feels like a spot where you would genuinely want to cook rather than just heat up leftovers. I found myself imagining slipping out with a mug of coffee in the morning and listening to the birds. You will also notice Mira Oasis picks up a gentle breeze in late afternoon, which just makes the garden space outside feel inviting. Sometimes you catch the fresh smell of cut grass or flowering shrubs if you follow the path up from the entry. This villa is the popular Type I floorplan which families often look for. You have all three bedrooms set upstairs, each with natural light coming in through good sized windows. The rooms do not feel like afterthoughts and there is enough wall space to really organize things. There are clean built in wardrobes you will find are actually useful. The main bedroom is big enough that you can put in a chair by the window and maybe even a little reading table. I kept thinking that if you opened a window in the evening you would mostly just hear soft sounds from outside, nothing but maybe a bit of laughter if the neighbors are out in their own gardens. The bathrooms are straightforward and do the job. I noticed one has a bathtub set in a way that is just right for unwinding after a long week. Sometimes it is the little things like that which make daily life more comfortable. A lot of people worry about parking in gated communities. Here, you have a private carport out front that fits two cars without that dance of reversing and shuffling that happens elsewhere. It is a small detail but coming straight in from the car with your groceries or school bags just makes life easier. And you are literally a few minutes walk from the community pool and park. I walked by in the evening and saw parents with strollers or children running in the grass. That kind of living space draws you outside. The walking and cycling trails are edged with trees, so even midday, you can find shade. If you like sports, there are tennis and basketball courts close by. You do not have to play to enjoy it sometimes just watching a friendly game brings a sense of community you do not get in every neighborhood. The community center in Mira Oasis really is a hub. It has more than just a convenience store. There are a couple of good cafes where you see families grabbing dinner or teens meeting up. Every now and then, you hear about weekend markets or kids events. You start to notice faces get familiar here and people tend to nod hello when you pass. There is something about that which just feels more like home. Plus, with Reem being one of the greenest areas in Dubai, you get that rare mix of nature and comfort. At night if you step outside, the stars actually show up in the sky because you are far enough from the city rush. The shops are close but there is no city noise filling the house. It is the kind of villa where you get that blend of privacy and connection. Nothing forced. You really just have to walk through and see if it feels right for you and your family. If you are interested or want to have a chat about moving into Mira Oasis, just let me know. At LuxuryProperty.com we are all about helping you find the place that actually feels right not just checking the boxes. Give it a look. Reach out whenever you are ready.

3 bedroom villa in Mira Oasis

Some homes just seem to give you a calm sort of energy right away and this four bedroom villa in Reem Mira did exactly that for me. I remember stepping inside for the first time and honestly I just stood there for a second enjoying the quiet. It is not the lonely kind of quiet either. There is something about how Mira is set up that makes things comfortable. You still see neighbours actually saying hello and sharing a laugh at the end of the day. You will see families going for strolls or kids heading out on bikes when the sky turns gold in the evenings. Even with all this friendly energy the community is not too busy so you get that sweet balance. And the thing is you are never far from all the action in Dubai. Shopping beaches Downtown they are all pretty easy to reach but somehow as soon as you turn off into Reem Mira you leave the rush behind. About the villa itself. There is space here you really feel it as you walk through. The built up area is right around 2687 square feet which never feels cramped and the plot gives you even more room at 3196 square feet. You get your privacy without feeling boxed in. Standing by the windows in the main bedroom I watched sunlight hit the garden and I just wanted to sit there for a while with a cup of coffee. Four bedrooms all a good size and every one with its own bathroom so morning routines are way easier. You will appreciate the built in closets. Less fuss and no need to keep squeezing things into little corners. Rooms are set up so people get their own space but still feel connected which is honestly not easy to find in every layout. If you need some extra help or just want more storage there is a maid&#039;s room too. The heart of the home for me is the kitchen. Sometimes you walk into a fancy villa and it all looks impressive but you can tell nobody has ever cooked there. Here it feels different. The kitchen looks like a spot where you could really cook your favourite meal or bake something with the kids on a Saturday. It has plenty of countertop space and storage to tuck everything away. Plus when breakfast comes around you might notice everyone just drifts in for coffee or a chat because it all flows straight into the main living area. The terrace out back is one of those places where you can just stretch out after work or have friends over for a simple dinner. When there is a breeze and the city is slowing down it reminds you how good outdoor space can feel. Sometimes you even hear the birds in the morning which just sets the right tone for the day. Reem Mira is popular because the lifestyle is really set up for families and anyone who wants to be part of a proper neighbourhood. You have open pools that are never too packed jogging tracks people actually use plus there is a trampoline park the kids absolutely love. Sport courts for weekend tennis or basketball. Grocery and pharmacy close by so running errands is less of a chore. The community center and the mosque are set to bring even more energy as they take shape. And if you like a bit of golf Arabian Ranches Golf Course is only a short drive. The best schools are near enough so drop offs and pick ups are much smoother which is a big plus for parents. Living here means it is easy to stay connected to the rest of Dubai while always having a quiet space to return to. Photos and words only say so much though. The real story is in how it feels when you walk through the door and see the light pour in. If you are looking for a place that is more than just somewhere to stay this villa in Mira could be it. Reach out anytime whether to ask questions or to walk around together. At LuxuryProperty.com we always try to make finding your next home feel like it should—easy and relaxed.

4 bedroom villa in Mira

Some homes just take the edge off your day when you walk in. This three bedroom villa in Al Reem at Arabian Ranches did exactly that for me the first time I opened the door. It is not flashy or overdone but there is a definite feeling that someone who lived here cared about peaceful living. The light, honestly, that is what got me. Sun coming in from the big windows, kind of bouncing around the living room and making everything feel warm. You do not get that boxed in feeling you sometimes find in Dubai villas. It is quiet too. Not the sort of quiet that feels empty, more like a calm spot with a little bit of birdsong outside and maybe some distant voices from the park if you listen closely. Arabian Ranches is already known for being one of those communities where life just moves at a slower pace. You will notice it as soon as you drive through the gates. Al Reem in particular gets most of the morning runners and families headed for the main park. You are only a really short walk from all that green space. It is nice if you like to stretch your legs without planning a whole outing. Evenings bring kids out on bikes and sometimes you will see neighbors walking their dogs or having a chat over the fence. That little private garden at the back of this villa blends right into the open park which is honestly the best thing about the layout. Whether you want to grill some burgers on a Friday or just let the kids loose for an hour, it all comes together easily here. You do not feel penned in. The inside is bigger than you would expect just looking at numbers on a listing. The built up area is over two thousand four hundred square feet so when you walk through the living and dining area it hits you that there is actual room to move. I actually found myself pausing by the window one day just watching the pattern of light on the walls. Simple thing but uplifting. Makes you want to just stay home sometimes and read or have friends over without squeezing everyone in. The kitchen is not just for show either. You have enough space to really cook, proper counters to spread out, and plenty of storage for those extras you collect over time. Honestly feels like somewhere you would actually make pasta from scratch or wake up to the smell of coffee on a weekend. There is a maid&#039;s room as well, tucked at the side which works out for families who have help living in or just want a bit more privacy in the main parts of the house. Go upstairs and you will find three comfortable bedrooms, each giving you a bit of a different view. A couple look out to the park and trees which is just calming in the early morning, while others take in more of the friendly community scene. The bathrooms are simply finished, not over the top but very clean and honestly easy to keep that way. I actually like how straightforward they are, feels like less fuss and just gets the job done for starting or ending your day. What really works with Arabian Ranches is the local stuff. One of my favorite coffee shops is two minutes away. Good people behind the counter and after a couple of visits they start greeting you by name. Grocery stores and pharmacy are nearby so you never really have to drive far for basics. If you want the beach or downtown Dubai, you are connected to main roads pretty quick but most people I know here end up liking how the world seems a bit slower around this part of the city. You will also notice the community itself feels pretty established. Everyone seems to know everyone, but not in a nosy way. This villa is vacant so you do not have to deal with the headache of someone packing up or waiting out notice periods. That is rare in Dubai right now. You can just move in and start fresh, whether it is your first home in the area or you are looking to find more space while staying close to friends. And sometimes when you are out in the back garden on a breezy afternoon, you forget you are in the city at all. Honestly, no words really tell you if a place has the right feel. Best thing you can do is come walk through and see for yourself. If there are questions or if you just want someone to show you around Arabian Ranches and give an honest opinion, give me a shout. At LuxuryProperty.com, we are always happy to make things as comfortable as we can.

3 bedroom villa in Al Reem

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.

Some homes just have that gentle calm when you walk in. This three bedroom villa in Mira Oasis is one of those. I found myself actually slowing down in the living room, almost forgetting about my phone for a second which hardly ever happens. You get this quiet light that sneaks in from every angle and it really wakes up the space in the best way. There is something about the combination of soft sunlight and open plan that makes the whole downstairs feel like a space meant for real life. You can imagine mornings here starting slow with coffee at the dining table and maybe music playing softly in the background or kids running barefoot in and out of the garden. One of the best things about this villa is how the living and dining spaces just flow together without any fussy edges. It is roomy but not echoey, so you do not feel lost inside. There is enough space to host friends for dinner or to just hang out as a family and watch a show. The kitchen, I have to say, actually looks like somewhere you would want to cook for real not just microwave leftovers. You see good storage and counter space, nothing overly fancy but just kind of well planned out so you do not bump into things if you are moving around. You can look out the window and spot the greenery outside and sometimes even see kids riding scooters. Upstairs you will notice the bedrooms are not just boxes with beds. Each one seems to have its own mood because of the way the sunlight lands at different times of day. The master bedroom stands out though. I spent some time there just looking at the view and it is kind of peaceful. There is a proper ensuite that feels a bit like your own quiet corner of the world, plus those big built in wardrobes so you are not trying to cram clothes into a tiny closet. The other two bedrooms work well for kids, guests, or an office if you are working from home these days. You can open the windows and listen to the neighborhood settling in at dusk. The thing with Mira Oasis is that it is really built for comfortable everyday living. People walk their dogs here in the evenings and you see neighbors actually say hello instead of just nodding and hurrying inside. Little touches show up all over the place like the paths that wind through the community or the way security feels present but never too in your face. You get controlled access and all day security so you can actually relax about safety. I have met a few families here and everyone just seems a little more laid back. You also have quick car access out to the main city routes so if you work in Dubai or are often out and about you do not spend ages in traffic. Groceries and local coffee are close enough you do not need to get in the car unless you feel like it and sometimes you see people heading out for a run early in the morning before it gets hot. The villa also gives you that bit of private outdoor space which makes a difference. The garden is not massive but just right if you want to sit with a book or fire up the barbecue when friends drop in. It feels like there is room for real living whether that means kids playing or you just need a quiet moment outside at sunset. I think this is the kind of villa where it is easy to just settle in and not overthink things. You have enough room for everyone but not so much you are always cleaning. The finishes and details are all well done without screaming for attention. All in all it is a pretty straightforward spot to live well in Mira Oasis. The only way to really know if it feels right is to come see it yourself. If you have questions or just want to walk through at your own pace let me know any time. At LuxuryProperty dot com we try to make your next move comfortable from the first step.

Some homes just seem to settle your shoulders the minute you step inside. That is really the feeling you get here in this three bedroom townhouse in Al Reem, Arabian Ranches. The area is calm, you notice it right away. Even if you have had a long drive over, something about the quiet streets and the water just puts you at ease. I stood in the kitchen one afternoon just watching the way the afternoon sun moved across the lake outside. It really does have a kind of holiday air but still feels warmly lived in. That is rare, honestly. Once inside, you will see what I mean about space. The ground floor is open and relaxed. There are no walls splitting the kitchen from the dining area or the lounge, so you get all this light moving through and those lake views show up from pretty much anywhere. It is one of those kitchens where you could actually enjoy making a meal for your family or friends. If you like people talking around the table or music going while you prep dinner, the setup makes it easy. The whole place is wired with a SONOS sound system too, so if you want your playlist floating through the rooms or out by the pool, you just go for it. It is a nice touch you would not expect everywhere. Talking about the upgrades, you can feel that someone really put their heart into this place. Everything has been carefully renovated—not in that way where you know they just did it to sell, but it actually feels like it was made for home. The smart Nest AC system keeps everything easy to manage, and you can just sense the details were chosen for comfort and daily living, not just show. Downstairs, there is a room that works well as a study or even a fourth bedroom if you need. If you are someone working from home or you want a bit of quiet for your projects or guests, it just fits. Every now and then, you might hear the sounds from the park nearby or catch kids rolling past on their bikes after school, which makes the community feel lively but never busy. Upstairs, the flow continues with light and a bit of privacy. The main bedroom has been reworked so that the en suite bathroom is honestly big enough to feel like you are at a spa. Plus that balcony. You step out first thing in the morning and there it is—direct views over the lake, everything peaceful and blue before the rest of the world wakes up. The other two bedrooms share a bathroom that is practical, sturdy, nothing too showy but built to last. All the rooms bring in plenty of soft daylight. Makes mornings easier, really. Most people end up outside as soon as the weekend rolls around. I noticed that straight away. The garden has enough space to actually use, and the pool is private which is not easy to find in Arabian Ranches. There is even a built in BBQ and a pizza oven, so if you are big on food or just like the idea of friends over for slow evenings, this part is going to win you over. The pergola is set in the corner for shade, so you never need to chase the sunlight unless you want to. Reading by the pool or just having a coffee here in the morning just feels easy. As for the neighborhood, Al Reem is tucked away enough to give you space and next to the water so everything stays cool and calm. But you are never far from shops, coffee places, groceries, and whatever you need for the week. Evenings are especially peaceful, with that lake view always just there if you want to sit outside or up on your balcony. Sometimes here, you actually forget your phone for a while, which most of us could use. Really, there&#039;s something about this townhouse that is hard to put into words. The only way to know if it is right is to see for yourself. If you want to drop by and walk the rooms or if you just have questions about Arabian Ranches or Al Reem, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, our goal is to make your next move as relaxed as possible. Take your time, and let us know how we can help.

Some homes really do have a different kind of welcome. This three bedroom townhouse in Mira Oasis, right in the heart of Reem, gives you that feeling as soon as you turn the key. I actually found myself pausing when I went in, just to let the calm settle. Maybe it is the sunlight pouring in just right or the fact that it just does not feel fake or staged. It is a place someone would want to fill with laughter and weekends and slow mornings. It sounds simple but that feeling is what living in Dubai should be all about, especially if you are looking for a house for sale that does not try too hard, but just works. So, about this home. The living and dining space is the sort of spot you want to actually live in. Throw your bag down, put your feet up, invite friends over for a simple lunch or just let the place be a bit messy sometimes and it&#039;s fine. There is plenty of room for a big sofa, probably your favorite chair, and if you have got kids or pets, trust me, they will not be climbing all over your things because it is genuinely spacious. I always notice how many family homes try to look big but you end up bumping into furniture. Not here. It just feels easy, with a gentle energy. If you like entertaining or even quiet nights in, you will feel at home. Take a turn into the kitchen and you see what I mean. Sometimes you walk into a Dubai townhouse for sale and think nice cabinets, nice counters, but would I ever really want to cook here? This one actually feels made for cooking, late night tea, baking cookies, whatever. There is more than enough storage for all the groceries, bits and pieces, even the appliances you always mean to hide away but never really do. The counters are long and open. No annoying corners that make you give up halfway through a meal prep. The space works for serious cooking or just heating up takeout. I found myself imagining guests standing around chatting, maybe tasting whatever you&#039;ve just made, and it actually fits. When you head upstairs, there is another shift. Everything goes quieter, almost softer, especially with the master bedroom. The balcony is not just for show. I stepped out myself and you look out over trees and greenery which is rare in Dubai. You get that hush of leaves and some real privacy. In the evening, I would probably just sit there and let the day wind down, cup of coffee or something cold in hand. The other two bedrooms are proper rooms, not just small extras. They get loads of daylight and you could use them for kids, an office, maybe a guest space. Built in wardrobes make it so much less stressful when you move in, too. It is not just the townhouse that matters. Living in Mira Oasis in Reem, things feel quite peaceful compared to so much of Dubai. I watched kids cycling by and families really using the parks, having actual picnics, not just a quick stop. The pool by the clubhouse is honestly calm in the evenings, perfect after work. When it comes to daily life, supermarkets are right around the corner so stress free mornings are possible. You have got schools, small local cafes, and it is never a hassle to meet a friend for coffee or a weekend bite. There were people just saying hello at the gate, and it did not feel forced. That is rare for Dubai. The best thing is, this townhouse in Reem is vacant now so you do not need to deal with waiting or any drawn out handovers. At two thousand three hundred seventy three square feet, it is big enough for families or for anyone just needing a little more space than usual. Honestly this part of Reem is known for feeling safe and people tend to put down roots here. If you want a three bedroom townhouse in Dubai that balances comfort and lifestyle, this could be it. I always think the photos and words give you only half the story. The other half is when you walk through and see if you can imagine yourself here. If you want to have a look or just talk it through, just ask whenever you like. At LuxuryProperty dot com, we try to make things feel simple and relaxed so your next move just feels right.

3 bedroom townhouse in Mira Oasis

Some places just have a way of drawing you in. This three bedroom townhouse in Mira, Reem, is one of those. Before you even get inside, it starts to feel welcoming. Walking up the quiet road, you notice the trees and little gardens that edge the path. On a typical afternoon, the light falls soft through the leaves and there is this calm little breeze that never really lets you forget you are in a good part of Dubai, but not stuck in the city&#039;s rush. Inside, it honestly surprised me how quickly it started to feel like a real home. The hallway is just open enough so you do not feel squeezed in, but still cosy. The kitchen is a proper one. I stood there just picturing weekend pancakes without bumping into someone every two minutes. The counters stretch out a bit, which makes it actually good for cooking. You can pull up a stool for homework, or even just scoot a chair around in the middle of a busy school morning. The kitchen rolls right into the living and dining space. There is natural light most of the day and the whole area feels like somewhere you would want to relax. I watched the way the sun shifted around the room and thought about how easy it would be to just slow down after work or invite friends over for coffee without worrying that anyone felt cramped. Upstairs, the three bedrooms give everyone enough breathing room. The main bedroom is bigger than I expected, with good light in the mornings. If you leave the windows open you will pick up some birdsong. The wardrobes do not eat up all your space either. Even the smaller rooms did not have that boxed in feeling. Sometimes kids build little dens under the window or draw out on the floor and there is room for it here. The finishes feel comfortable, not flashy and you will notice the bathrooms get the same treatment. There are two up top and one downstairs so nobody is ever waiting too long, even on a hectic morning. It is the type of setup that keeps things running smoothly. The patio and garden out the back really work as an extension of the house. The garden is already neat and tidy, which means you can walk out with your coffee in the morning and just breathe a little without worrying about clearing up. I could see myself sitting out here and letting the day slow down. Maybe grilling dinner if the mood strikes. Sometimes I hear the neighbourhood cat sneaking by for a visit. Little things like that make it feel like part of a proper community. Life in Mira at Reem is actually a big plus. The vibe is friendly in a way that some places just don&#039;t manage. People really do walk their dogs and say hello. You spot kids out riding their bikes before sunset. There is a leisure centre that actually gets used, not left empty. Pools are busy on weekends, you get a bit of laughter and chatter in the evenings. Even heading to the coffee shop or the corner shop never feels like trouble. The green spaces are safe enough for a quick kick about or just finding a quiet corner to think for five minutes. You will find everything that makes a close community tick without losing your own privacy. From a practical side, this townhouse keeps you connected to what matters. Dubai&#039;s main business zones are not far for the commute, and you have malls and even beaches within easy reach. But lots of days, you will just want to hang out in the neighbourhood. Whether that is tennis, gentle walks or just sitting in the garden while the sun goes down. The only way to really know if this three bedroom townhouse in Mira, Reem fits you is to come feel it for yourself. If you want to pop by or ask anything, I am always happy for a chat or a walk through. At LuxuryProperty.com, we just want your next move to feel easy and comfortable. That is all that matters, really.

3 bedroom townhouse in Mira

Some houses just have a bit of calm the moment you open the door. This three bedroom townhouse in Mira, right in the heart of Reem, gave me that feeling before I even got to the living room. You walk in and the first thing you really notice is how bright it is. Every corner catches those streams of soft daylight because there are windows on nearly every wall. It never feels boxed in here. The living and dining space flow together in a way that is friendly for gatherings or just relaxing on your own. I actually caught myself standing still, looking out through the wide patio doors at the garden outside. It is the kind of place where you can really picture a big sofa and a quiet end to a busy day. Or maybe a lazy morning with tea and a new book while sunlight moves across the floor. You will also notice the kitchen here is not stuck off in a corner. It feels like a part of the heart of the home, just off to the side enough that it is not in the way, but close enough that you can chat while you cook or keep an eye on kids or guests moving around. Honestly, it feels like a kitchen where someone actually cooks meals rather than just heating up takeaway. The appliances are modern and all in the right spots, so you are not always reaching over things, and there is a good amount of counter space for spreading out. Plenty of storage in those cabinets too, so things stay neat even on a busy weeknight. You could actually try out that baking recipe you saved, instead of just collecting dust on your phone. Going upstairs, you will find three bedrooms, but to be real, the main one is a bit special. The first thing you will probably want to do is head out to the balcony, where your view is straight towards the park. Every morning you could open the doors and hear birds or catch a glimpse of people walking their dogs before work. It is a corner that feels peaceful at any hour, even as Reem wakes up. The en suite bathroom is the kind of spot where two people can get ready without bumping elbows. The other two bedrooms? They are far from afterthoughts. Both just feel welcoming and get plenty of light, and in the evenings you can open up the windows for a bit of breeze. It all just feels easy and lived in. Now let&#039;s chat about something a lot of people want but rarely get—a proper green garden that does not just stare at a neighbor&#039;s wall. Here, you are surrounded by actual gardens and trees. Sometimes you catch families out playing or someone out for a slow walk. Barbecue nights or dinners outside do not have to be saved for special occasions. There is space for kids to play out back or just to sit and let a quiet evening drift by. More than once, I almost forgot my phone because it just lets you slow down that much. The Mira community in Reem is one of those neighborhoods where you see people outside in the evenings. Kids are cycling or playing catch, parents chatting as they stroll, everyone taking things at their own pace. There are always small waves from familiar faces. The pool is close and honestly always looks clean, and it is easy to find a tennis or basketball game if you feel like being active. The walking trails wind through greenery that makes morning jogs or evening dog walks a pleasure. And for life&#039;s little errands, there is a handy shop nearby so grabbing milk or bread is never a big deal. The schools and malls are within quick reach, as are the parks and many of Dubai&#039;s best cafes. This villa is move in ready so you do not have to worry about work or waiting around. It just feels like a real home from the start. Not too perfect, but honestly, sometimes that is what makes it even better. If you are looking for a townhouse for sale in Mira, Reem, this one is worth a look. The only way to know if it feels right is to come see it. If you have questions or just want to walk through at your own pace, let me know. At LuxuryProperty.com, we want finding your next home in Dubai to feel easy and real, so reach out anytime.

Some homes just have this calm about them, like as soon as you walk in everything slows down for a second. That is honestly what I felt the moment I stepped into this three bedroom villa in the Reem Community over at Arabian Ranches 2. Maybe it is the way the light hits the living room in the afternoon or the quiet you get even though you are not far from everything you need. You come in and there is just lots of space to breathe. The living area feels kind of grand but never cold. I actually found myself just looking out through the big glass doors for a bit and letting my thoughts go quiet. These little touches make it feel more like a real home and not just a showplace. This place definitely gives you room to grow into or just enjoy as you are. The three bedrooms are all a good size and honestly you notice straight away how private and peaceful they feel. No noises sneaking in and nothing feels cramped. Families or even couples who like a bit of room would settle right in. There is a maid&#039;s room too so if you need help around the house or want an extra space for yourself it is set up for that. The bathrooms have that hotel kind of polish but not in a way that feels fussy. If you like a long shower at the end of the day it is the little details you will notice most. I really want to talk about the outdoor area because that is where I found myself imagining evening chats or lazy weekend mornings. The plot is not massive but there is something cozy about it. You could have a barbecue out here with friends or just let the kids run around while you have your coffee. I actually stood out there for a while and watched a few birds hop around the plants. There is enough space for someone with a bit of a green thumb too. I know one of the neighbors who has managed to get a little herb garden going along the edge. Even if you just want a spot to sit by yourself for a bit it works. What really makes the Reem Community stand out is the way everything is close but not in your face. The school run never feels like a chore here and honestly you do not even have to drive far for groceries or your coffee. There are kids biking around some evenings and you see families walking dogs or just taking a stroll after work. It never feels crowded though. Even when I was there in the late afternoon it was mostly just quiet except for a couple of voices drifting over from somewhere up the road. Healthcare and recreation spots are all pretty nearby too which makes life just a bit easier without having to plan too much. Inside the home you get real comfort. The kitchen actually looks like somewhere you might cook a proper meal rather than just heating up leftovers. There is nothing intimidating about it and it is tucked close enough to the living space that you do not miss out on whatever is going on around you. The finishes throughout do give it a luxury touch but I have to say they do not make you worry about using the place and living properly in it. You will not feel like you need to be careful every second which is probably the best bit. If you have been looking around Arabian Ranches 2 for a villa that is equal parts calm and convenient I would say this one is worth a look. The views around the community are easy on the eyes and you get that feeling that home is somewhere you want to come back to at the end of the day. There is a certain calm here. Honestly sometimes you almost forget your phone because you are just settled. The only way to see if it feels right is to stop by for a walk through. If you have questions or want to take a look for yourself feel free to reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com we do what we can to make your next move feel just a bit more comfortable.

3 bedroom villa in Reem Community

Some homes just have that slower kind of vibe as soon as you step in. This three bedroom villa in Mira Oasis 3 at Reem feels like that for me. I remember pausing right in the entrance without even thinking about it because it has this soft quiet inside that you do not always find in Dubai. You get all the privacy you want but still hear the birds most mornings. Even though the Reem community is lively just outside, it sort of melts away once you are inside the house. This is the type J layout and honestly, it works well for people who actually live in their home day to day. There is just over two thousand five hundred square feet of built up space so you will not feel squeezed but it does not get overwhelming to keep up with either. The plot sits just under three thousand five hundred square feet so the garden out back is just right. What I like here is that the landscaping is all handled already, nothing wild or patchy, so you do not need to worry about fixing it before you are able to sit there in the evening with a coffee. There are two covered parking spaces so your cars stay cool in summer, and you usually have luck finding more room along the curb when friends visit. Inside, there is a closed kitchen since everyone has different opinions on open kitchens. Here you do not have to worry about dinner smells drifting to the sofa. The kitchen space feels built for actual cooking rather than just reheating takeout. The living area blends smoothly into the dining, and the glass doors at the back just make the downstairs space breathe. You open those and suddenly your living room kind of stretches into the garden. I always notice how much bigger it feels after letting some fresh air rush in. The back faces another villa so you get that classic private backyard feeling but you are not looking right at a main street. It brings this sense of calm that is tough to capture just looking at pictures. Upstairs, it is pretty straightforward. There are three bedrooms with no strange-shaped corners, so your furniture fits the way it should. There is a maid&#039;s room too which actually works nicely as a home office or quiet study space if you do not need help, or even just for hobbies. I remember standing by the stairs and every afternoon the sun kind of fills the upper floor just enough, not blinding. You will probably like how balanced that light is. Another small thing but it matters—this villa is Vastu compliant which means for some people, the layout brings a sense of positive energy. I do not claim to be an expert in all that, but you can definitely feel the easy flow here. There is handy storage under the stairs and closets tucked away upstairs so you do not have to crowd the rooms with extra cupboards or run to Ikea as soon as you move in. Sometimes when I am standing near the windows in the evening, you can see kids cycling toward the park or hear families heading over to the little community pool. And that&#039;s only a quick wander down the street, so you never have to drive for a swim. The walking trails in Mira Oasis 3 always have people enjoying the evening breeze, and parents say hello as the kids play on the swings or basketball court nearby. Location just feels simple. You are close to the North Exit if you need to dash out to Al Qudra Road or Emirates Road and you do not get stuck in long queues during busy mornings. Shops and schools are close enough for the usual routines and you will find a couple good coffee shops and the essential groceries never far away. I get that every villa sounds kind of similar after a while but this place in Mira Oasis really feels lived in and ready the moment you bring your boxes over. It is well maintained and has that comfortable settled air which is sometimes rare in newer communities. If you are a young family or moving from an apartment and wanting a bit more space to breathe, this could work nicely. Honestly the only way to know if it fits you is to see it for yourself. Reach out any time if you have questions or just want to walk through. At LuxuryProperty.com we aim to keep things comfortable and make your next move a little less stressful. I am always here for a chat whenever you need.

3 bedroom villa in Mira Oasis, Reem

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