4 Bedroom Villa in Maple At Dubai Hills Estate, Dubai Hills Estate

Some homes just make you slow down the moment you step in. This four bedroom villa in Maple at Dubai Hills Estate honestly has that exact vibe. I still remember opening the front door, there was this feeling of light everywhere, probably because the main entrance just leads you right into a bright open foyer and the sun comes through from pretty much every side. Dubai Hills Estate tends to have that lush, green peacefulness but Maple itself just feels kind of alive. It is always got families wandering home with fresh bread from the shops or people heading to the park in the evenings. You will notice that immediately.

This place is what people are after right now especially if you are coming out of an apartment and want that next level of space for your family or even just for yourself. People say it is because the houses are actually proper homes here. You get your own garden plot and a real sense of privacy. Plus you are close to the swimming pool and the central park which makes everyday life just a bit easier. I always notice how the streets in Maple are set up to let kids actually play outside or ride their bikes. It feels safe here and not in that forced, artificial way.

As soon as you get inside, something that stands out is just how well Emaar laid out the space. The living areas are more open than you expect. Natural light fills every room from those big floor to ceiling glass windows. I once stood in the living room near sunset and honestly you can pretty much watch the park start to quiet down as the light changes. The ground floor has a kitchen that actually feels made for cooking not just looking at. You have got plenty of room for a big cooker, proper space for a fridge and all your stuff and the layout means you can keep an eye on the rest of the house while you are fixing something to eat. And you do not feel boxed in ever, which is rare in a lot of Dubai villas even.

On this level, you will also find a guest bedroom or if you work from home it makes a solid study. It gets the morning light so it feels fresh, and there is direct access to the garden which just sort of connects inside and outside. The staff room is tucked away with separate shower and bathroom, and extra storage means things actually stay tidy. It is one of those small details you might only really notice after living here for a bit. There are two main spaces you can set up for dining or just hanging out. The dining room has doors that slide open so when the weather finally cools off in the evenings, it is honestly perfect for a barbecue or just letting the kids run in and out.

Upstairs, you have three more bedrooms. The two secondary ones have built in wardrobes and share a bathroom that is actually quite smartly set up with a double sink so nobody fights for space in the mornings. The shower is separate and it all feels pretty private. The master bedroom is big but not over the top. The walk in closet really is a proper walk in not just a shelf with a door. The bathroom has a soaking tub if you are into long baths and a terrace that looks straight over your own garden and the community beyond. Sometimes in the morning you can just hear the birds out there before the street gets busy. It feels peaceful and sort of hidden away from the main road noise.

Location wise, you are always within walking distance to the main Dubai Hills Park. The golf club is not far either. Honestly, the coffee shop is close enough to swing by after the school run if that is your routine. With 2462 square feet built up and a plot area that gives you a private feel, it is a lot of house for the current asking price of two million eight hundred fifty thousand dirhams. The owner is actually overseas now and is pretty motivated. Sometimes you find a place that does not demand much from you but gives a good feeling back.

If you have questions or just want to walk through the place to see how it feels, get in touch anytime. We will try to make your search for a villa in Dubai Hills Estate as comfortable as possible. Nothing beats seeing it for yourself.