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There is something quietly calming about waking up with the sunrise rolling in off the water at Zuha Island. The first time I made my way out here on the boat from Dubai it honestly felt like I was leaving the city behind and heading somewhere where time just moves a bit slower. So this studio villa on Zuha Island Villas sits right in the heart of that mood. You walk up and the place just feels separate from the world with its own little quiet. The World Islands have always had this slightly dreamlike quality and I think Zuha Island kind of takes it to another level. Zaya has done such a thoughtful job here. If you have ever seen Al Barari or Nurai Island you will know what I mean. They have this way of making modern places feel natural at the same time so inside the villa you get these bright open spaces that spill out toward the blue water. It feels fresh in the morning when you first step onto the terrace and there is usually a soft breeze you notice before anything else. I wandered through the living area imagining someone actually living here not just staying for a holiday weekend but maybe finding their own island rhythm day in and day out. The way the light filters through the glass is pretty amazing you get this soft glow in the afternoon and honestly sometimes you forget your phone and just watch the ripples on the water instead. The kitchen is right there too and you can picture yourself actually cooking up breakfast or making coffee and drinking it barefoot outside. It does not feel like you have to rush around anywhere at all. Even though this is a studio villa it feels anything but small. They have carved out each bit of space with clever touches so you get enough room for yourself but you still feel like the outdoors is just an extension of your living room. I stood by the window listening and you could hear the gentle sound of the sea just far enough away to be soothing. Sometimes the birds are louder than the boats which kind of tells you what daily life might be like. Being only about twelve minutes from the Dubai coast by boat you can nip into the city if you want some buzz or the coffee shop fix is never far but most days I think you would want to stay right on the island. There is a real focus on privacy here not just in the physical sense but in the way the villas are designed to give you a sense of retreat. Some days you will see families moving around quietly early in the morning or just someone walking with their coffee watching the sunrise. If you look up from the beach club you will spot the Treehouse Villas which perch up higher and have these long wide views that stretch out over the island. Amenities feel carefully chosen not showy. You have a proper beach club for meeting neighbors or sometimes just sinking into a beanbag in the shade with a cold drink. There is an all day dining spot offering different cuisines so if you do not feel like cooking you are covered. The spa is there for a bit of downtime and if you want to bring kids or have them around there is a club that actually feels set up for fun not just to tick a box. And the best thing is that the sense of belonging on Zuha sneaks up on you. It comes slowly in the routines and the quiet moments. What surprises most people here is how the architecture feels unique for each villa not just another copy but something carefully designed so it fits the island. Even the landscaping feels wild in places but never neglected. At night you can see the lights cluster softly around the resort side but on your own terrace it is easy to find darkness and stars. You probably have a few questions or maybe you just want to come out here and see for yourself if the island feeling is what you are looking for. Honestly that is the only way to know if Zuha Island suits you. If this studio villa sounds even a bit like somewhere you can breathe easy I am here any time. At LuxuryProperty.com we keep things simple and want your next move to feel as relaxed as it should be. Reach out if you are curious.

studio villa in Zuha Island Villas, The World Islands

Some places really do make you pause for a second and just take it all in. This six bedroom villa on Zuha Island feels like that the minute you arrive. I remember walking in and actually saying wow under my breath. Everything is so open you get these big waves of sunlight pouring in and sometimes you just stare out at the water instead of checking your phone. Out here it is really peaceful just the sound of the sea and maybe the wind if you open the terrace doors. Zuha Island itself is private and you get here with a short boat ride from the Dubai coast it is about twelve minutes and the ride is half the fun honestly. When you step off and make your way to the villa it feels sort of like you are on your own little resort but with none of the crowd and all of the space to move at your own speed. The design kind of matches what you see around you with these rolling curves and lots of open spaces. The entrance is dramatic in a quiet way there is a panoramic elevator and a spiral staircase right at the centre you will probably end up taking pictures there if your friends visit. Straight from the hallway you head into a living space that just stretches and this double sized room has these big windows facing the beach. You get a dining room that feels like it should have some banquets in it but it still just feels easy not stuffy. The kitchen is actually where you can imagine making coffee in the mornings or having a lazy sandwich lunch it is semi open and just makes food feel like part of the day. The best thing is how the inside sweeps into the outside. You slide open these doors and it flows right onto the pool deck. The pool is set up in three levels and when the sun is out you see how the water changes color as it gets deeper. There is space to lay out in the sun or barbecue with people or eat right at the edge while you watch the water and you end up almost wandering out to the private beach without thinking about it. The transition is just smooth and easy. Sometimes you see kids building sandcastles and you kind of wish you were doing that too. Upstairs you get three really big bedrooms each has its own bathroom and wardrobe. Everything is made for comfort. There is also a separate living space for family and another dining and kitchen area so if you want to have movie night or just keep upstairs quiet you can. Above that the villa gives you two more huge bedroom suites with dressing rooms. The top is for the master suite. It is the widest part of the villa and you actually get his and hers walk in dressing rooms a bathroom that is split into two so you both have space and a private sitting area for moments when you want to chill out solo. The terrace up there is honestly peaceful if you want to step outside without any noise. The rooftop is a whole experience on its own with a covered lounge and a small kitchen so imagine evenings up there with the sea breeze. There is an open terrace with lots of seating and another pool so even up at the top you can dip into the water and watch the sun go down. The villa is spread over five levels from basement to rooftop so you get loads of space and moments of privacy when you want them. Downstairs you have rooms for staff a utility area and another service kitchen that feels tucked away. What you might notice is there is always a place to find some quiet just for yourself. Zuha Island has this rare balance of natural wildness and calm, with the city close enough but not too close. Honestly it is one of those homes you just need to experience yourself because reading about it is nothing like standing by the water or hearing how quiet it gets at night. If you want to have a look or just talk about what living out here is like reach out any time. We always try to help you settle in at your pace.

6 bedroom villa in The World Islands

Some homes just have a certain feel as soon as you step inside. This six bedroom villa at Zuha Island, out on the World Islands off the Dubai coastline, really does that for me. You know how it is when you step into a place and almost forget the city is still close by. Here, it&#039;s like the world slows down a little and you get a solid breath of sea air before anything else happens. I found myself just pausing for a second at the entrance, trying to wrap my head around the shape of the place. Everything flows and curves, a bit like the water you see all around the island. This villa actually stretches across five whole floors, which is rare even for luxury Dubai villas. Right from the entry, you get this spacious reception zone. My eyes went straight up to that spiral staircase. You can&#039;t really miss it, especially with the glass lift right in the center — a bit dramatic, but in a good way. The downstairs living space honestly just pulls you in. There&#039;s this huge living room that is actually double the usual size and right next to it, a dining area that somehow feels fancy and relaxed at the same time. If you have friends over or maybe family gatherings, there&#039;s room for everyone and it never seems too formal. Wander over to the kitchen and it feels like someone actually thought about cooking here, not just heating up takeout. There&#039;s a little powder room right nearby too, and the whole area kind of encourages you to spill outside when the weather is nice. The neat thing is you step out and suddenly you&#039;re at this three level swimming pool, which I have to admit is impressive even after seeing so many pools around Dubai. The sun deck just invites you to hang out for a while, and if you ever feel like throwing a barbecue, the PPQ area is right there. You&#039;ll also notice a little water feature running along the side and it&#039;s surprisingly calming, the sort of spot you could listen to music or even birds as you watch the sun sliding down. Past the garden is the soft beach sand, so there&#039;s no walking across traffic or crossing the street — the sea is right there. You end up with one of those spots where you can sink into a sun lounger, listen to the waves and just leave your phone somewhere upstairs. Go up to the first floor and things just keep getting more inviting. There are three bedrooms, each feeling private with its own bathroom and a walk-in closet that you&#039;ll probably never fill up. What I liked is that the family room up here is set in the corner with comfy sofas and windows looking straight out to sea. You get your own full kitchen for breakfast or late night snacks and a terrace that faces the open water. There&#039;s even a deck for that feeling of being outside without really leaving the shelter of the place. Up another level and you find another open family lounge, plus two bedrooms just as big as master suites in most homes I see around Dubai. Each bedroom gets its own bathroom and there&#039;s enough space for a proper work area or just a quiet corner to read. Now the master suite is something else. You get your own private sitting area that feels like a living room, plus two dressing rooms so no one is fighting for closet space. The ensuite bathroom has separate areas so mornings never get crowded. The terrace from the master runs out and actually juts over the beach for one of the best sea views on Zuha Island, no question. If you wander to the roof, there&#039;s more — a covered lounge, a small kitchenette so you don&#039;t need to run downstairs for drinks or snacks, and an open terrace that&#039;s just begging for an evening gathering. Out here, the infinity pool makes you feel like you&#039;re right on the edge of the island, sea as far as you can see. Even the basement feels like it fits. You get staff quarters, a service kitchen, storage rooms. Everything happens quietly in the background. The whole home feels designed for island living but never far from Dubai&#039;s restaurants, shops and city energy. You might spot boats cruising by or even see kids playing on the shoreline in the mornings. Honestly, it&#039;s hard to get the whole feeling from photos or a page like this. The only way to know if the villa feels right for you and your family is to come walk through it. Take your time, look out over the sea, and just see if it clicks. If you want to know more, or just want to see it for yourself, you can always reach out. At LuxuryProperty.com, making your next move easy really matters to us, so whatever questions you have, just ask.

Some homes make you stop for a second before you even notice you did. That always seems to happen to me when I visit Zuha Island. This six bedroom villa sits right in the heart of The World Islands. You absolutely get that feeling of stepping away from the city. I have to say, sometimes it is hard to even believe Dubai&#039;s only a short boat ride from here. The first time I came, the air felt different. Just standing at the entrance, you get a little sense of privacy you cannot quite find on the mainland. Walking in, you enter this airy lobby with the ceiling higher than you&#039;d expect. The spiral staircase is really something. I found myself reaching out just to touch the railing on my way up. The glass lift is my favourite though. When you step in, suddenly you can see so much of the sea all at once, sky brushing the water, and the whole villa kind of wraps itself around those views. You end up slowing down and just looking for a minute. This villa is spread across five full floors, which surprised me at first because from outside it just blends into the shape of the island, all soft curves and white stone. The design really does feel inspired by the sea, honestly. Some villas say they are beachfront, but here, you just step out your back door and you are on your very own stretch of sand. The landscaping is thick enough to give you that tucked away, no one watching feeling, even if neighbours are out too. The living room is that kind of space where families fill the sofas and you do not worry about someone spilling something by mistake. The dining area sits just beside it, close enough for big gatherings but not too formal. The kitchen is not only for show. You sometimes walk into these big villas and think, ‘no one actually cooks here,&#039; but this one&#039;s different. You can imagine a real dinner happening, kids running for snacks, laughter echoing. There is a simple powder room nearby, perfect for guests who come by after a swim. Step outside for a second. The backyard has this three level pool right at the centre. The water feature flows so quietly along the side that even on a hot day, it cools everything down. There&#039;s a deck for sunbathing, and more than enough space if you want to throw a barbecue or just enjoy a long lunch outside. Sometimes, late in the day, you catch the sunlight going gold across the private beach. You can see the city in the distance but it feels a whole world away. Going upstairs, the bedrooms all have their own little corners, big windows that bring the sea in. Each bedroom comes with its own bathroom. One thing I really noticed is how much closet space there is, actual walk-in wardrobes big enough for even the most enthusiastic shopper. There is a family room up here too, with a terrace made for watching sunsets, and a side deck that seems to pull you closer to the water&#039;s edge. The master suite is something else. You have a sitting room just for quiet mornings or reading, and dressing rooms for both him and her. The ensuite is huge, with thoughtful touches everywhere. The master terrace and another deck both push right out toward the sea so the morning view comes straight into the bedroom. Go a bit further up to the roof and you will find my favourite spot. There is a lounge with a view in every direction, an infinity pool that almost melts into the horizon. You might just spend hours up here whenever the weather is good. There is another kitchen and enough space for friends to gather for a lazy evening meal. The basement keeps all the busy parts of life out of sight, with staff quarters and a big laundry set up so the main home stays calm and easy. If you have kids or guests, everyone gets their own space and you never feel crowded. You probably want to see it for yourself. The feeling on Zuha Island is different from anywhere else in Dubai. If you are curious or want to spend a quiet hour walking through, feel free to ask. The only way to know if it feels right is to try it out. At LuxuryProperty.com, we want your next move to feel just as natural as finding your favourite spot on the beach.

You know how some places just slow you down the moment you walk in like you take that deep breath and for some reason it feels different well this six bedroom villa on Amali Island at The World Islands is one of those rare ones It does not matter if you arrive by boat on a breezy afternoon or come early in the morning the feeling hits you right at the front door I remember pausing there longer than usual trying to make sense of it The air is fresher on the World Islands or maybe it is just the sea all around you Every room here almost begs you to take your time and stay a while Even before you start counting bedrooms or talking about the details you realize that the lines all feel soft nothing sharp or forced There are six bedrooms in total and they all have this gentle light that makes mornings kind of easy It is not that staged look you see everywhere either There are cool little touches you notice like the way some windows tuck themselves into the view so you catch a slice of open water or even the lights of Dubai far off at night I actually stood for a few minutes in one of the upper rooms and just watched the movement on the sea A few boats drifted by It is quieter here People like to say there is really nothing else like the World Islands and honestly I get it after visiting this villa You will find yourself wanting to hang out on the terrace more than inside sometimes The sound of the waves and that salty breeze just keep pulling you out You do not hear much besides birds maybe a boat motor that is about it Sometimes the sun comes in strong in the later afternoon and the stone floors—real cool to the touch—kind of remind you this is all about barefoot living The living area has these tall glass doors and it is almost like the horizon sneaks into the room The kitchen is the kind you actually use Someone cooked here for real There were traces of breakfast on the counter when I visited like the place had just woken up There is this freedom to the outdoor space I liked how nothing feels boxed in You can wander from one part to another following the shade or the sun depending on your mood The landscaping is pretty low fuss It feels natural but someone definitely put a lot of thought into it You could have people over and find a quiet corner for yourself at the same time That is the mood here You do not really get that feeling in most Dubai villas Six bedrooms means space for family and friends and no one is on top of each other The bathrooms especially the main one have that luxury spa thing going but nothing too cold or showy It is more about ease than anything flashy I could see this villa working for someone who wants quiet with Dubai a short boat-hop away It is private out here but not cut off Amali Island has its own vibe Little things happen on their own pace here More birds in the morning less city noise And you get used to how open the skies feel especially just after the sun drops behind Dubai I think if you work in the city but want to press pause when you are home something like this changes your day to day I noticed even my phone stayed in my pocket longer than usual Maybe this is where you watch your kids fish off the dock or have breakfast in the sun before you even start emails The World Islands are known for that escape feeling and I get why now Honestly sometimes people are just after something you cannot really find anywhere else and this villa fits that bill The price is seventy five million dirhams which matches the whole scene especially once you have been here a bit Hard to compare with anything else after seeing these views The only way to know for sure though is just to come see it Walk around and check out the little moments for yourself If you are curious or just want to get a feel for what Amali Island and this villa are really like I am happy to show you around At LuxuryProperty com we just want your next move to feel good and right for you Reach out any time

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 Situated in the crystal blue waters of the Persian Gulf and 4 km off the coast of Dubai, The World, also known as The World Islands, is a man-made archipelago featuring an impressive collection of 300 private islands that have been shaped and grouped together to resemble a map of the world. 
 A visionary venture by Nakheel Properties, The World's artificial islands are divided into four categories including dream resorts, estate homes, private homes, and community islands. These exclusive islands will cater to those looking for the finest in contemporary island living.
 Although briefly halted by the 2008 global financial crisis, progress in The World has been revitalized by the ongoing expansion of “The Heart of Europe,” a six-island cluster development first announced in 2009. This particular project will feature a vast assortment of sumptuous restaurants and luxury resorts, all enclosed by half-sunken floating homes named 'Floating Seahorses.'
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 With islands created uniquely for exclusivity and privacy, The World represents an unparalleled beachfront lifestyle in Dubai. With luxurious homes meticulously designed to the last detail, residents can enjoy life at its fullest within their own private island. Watching beautiful sunsets by the beach while enjoying the soothing sounds of the crashing ocean waves would be the norm for both residents and visitors.
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