Vacant, Fully Furnished Apartment with Large Terrace

There are some homes that just kind of slow you down the moment you arrive, and this one bedroom apartment at 8 Boulevard Walk Towers really does that. Maybe it's the way light fills the living area without feeling too harsh or the fact that even though you're in Downtown Dubai, everything inside feels kind of quiet at first. I remember standing by the terrace and noticing you can actually hear the city a bit, but not in a way that's overwhelming. More like a gentle reminder you are living in a spot that has everything at your fingertips.

You'll find this apartment on a lower floor, which means it's easy to pop down for a coffee or just wander outside when you feel like a walk along Mohammad Bin Rashid Boulevard. It's a nice part of being here really. It's furnished too, so you're not walking into a blank canvas with that “what do I do now” feeling. You already have a proper sofa where you could stretch after work and a bed that doesn't wobble or creak. The modular kitchen isn't just showy, it actually feels like somewhere you'd want to cook something real, not just heat up takeaways or make toast. Cabinets are sorted for actual storage, not those half shelves no one can use. The appliances and setup look simple but purposeful, and having laundry space tucked into your home means those endless runs to a service are finally over.

You kind of see it everywhere here that things are thought through. There's time spent in the details, like the fully built in wardrobes and extra storage space that doesn't make you feel like your home is always cluttered. You get floor to ceiling windows, which is kind of special, not just a little slot of glass. On certain mornings the city looks different through them, and sometimes when you pause before heading out, Downtown feels actually peaceful for a moment.

And the terrace, honestly, it's one of those corners that makes city life better. It's bigger than most people expect. I stood out there for a while and it's a real space, not just a tiny ledge. You could put chairs out or even a little table for mornings with coffee. Or just let the evenings roll by with a good book. You're never really cut off from the outside, but you still get your own spot.

Bathrooms matter a lot too—something nobody seems to talk about but everyone feels. Here you get pretty modern fixtures without lots of shiny bits that just look good in pictures. There's a proper soaking tub, which, trust me, is more of a luxury after a long day than you might imagine. Heating and cooling are sorted by integrated systems so you're not fiddling around with switches all the time. It just feels easy.

Maybe the best part is how close everything is when you live here. Coffee shops, gyms, a couple of little spots to grab groceries, even pop up events on the Boulevard now and then. And yes, if you walk around in the evening, there's always a mix of families out, young couples grabbing dessert, sometimes even a group of kids racing their bikes along the quieter curves. Downtown Dubai is busy for sure but there are still pockets where people slow down.

Since it's vacant and ready, you can just walk in and get moving, without weeks of waiting. It's perfect for expats wanting a soft landing straight into Dubai life or if you're a couple looking to be in the heart of everything, yet still want home to feel like home. At this rent, for a fully furnished apartment with a private terrace and all the best bits of Downtown Dubai right outside, it's honestly a pretty solid choice.

But more than anything, you just have to feel it for yourself. If you're curious, want to see the view, or just want to check if the sofa really is that comfy, reach out whenever. At LuxuryProperty.com, I always say just take your time and see if it feels right. Your next place should always fit you, not the other way around.