6 Bedroom Villa in Parkway Vistas, Dubai Hills Estate

Some homes just slow you down as soon as you step inside. This six bedroom villa in Parkway Vistas, Dubai Hills Estate, did exactly that for me. You walk in and your eyes want to wander for a minute, because honestly, almost every corner tells you someone really thought this place through. There is nothing ordinary here. The touch of Italian designers is everywhere, not in that showy way, but more in the fine finishes and the way everything fits together.

Now, I have seen a lot of villas in Dubai Hills Estate, but this one is something special. It has this rare blend where modern luxury meets handmade Italian craftsmanship, and it just works. For example, I actually ran my hand along the Zebrano wood in the living room, and if you care about little things like the grain of the wood or the feel under your palm, you will notice it straight away. Same for the walnut wood in the master suite. Every room feels textured and purposely put together.

The master bathroom is proper Italian hotel level, all lined in Calcutta Gold marble that honestly catches the morning light in this soft way. And the kitchen is more than just a kitchen—usually people say that, but here you really could cook for a family or just stand around because it is just easy to be there. There is Nero Saint Laurent marble on the counters, plus all the really top appliances like Gaggenau, Sub Zero, Miele, and Smeg. Good luck finding a reason to order takeout when everything you need is right here.

What surprised me most were the details that you almost do not realise at first, like the custom-made leather touches or the handcrafted fabrics by Rubelli and Missoni. Light falls through big windows and shows you how each piece was picked for a reason, not just to fill the space. There are also these Murano crystal chandeliers that kind of tell you you are somewhere unlike anywhere else in Dubai. Some have real gold accents, which sound a bit much but actually just look classic.

The fireplace is not just a showpiece. It rolls out so you can use it outdoors when the weather is good, which is clever and honestly not something you see every day. You end up wanting to spend time on the terrace, especially with that cigar lounge spot out front. It is pretty easy to imagine a quiet evening here while kids play on the grass or maybe you have friends over for coffee.

The gardens might be one of my favourite parts. Designed by Desert Group, the greenery feels grown in, like it has always been part of the villa. The pool is an infinity lap style, great for swimming or just floating with a view. The deck is limestone, so it stays cool under your feet, and everything out here was built to last—even down to the iroko wood furniture and the big pergola. Sometimes you can hear the birds early in the morning or watch the sunset dip behind the skyline.

Inside, the layout works for real life—not just for show. There are formal and informal dining spaces, two kitchens, rooms for guests, and all the privacy you need for family and staff. The whole place is 8286 square feet inside, on a plot that gives you over 10600 square feet of space outside. Honestly, it just feels easy to live here, but with a level of finish that you will not really find anywhere else in Dubai Hills Estate.

This house blends European style with Dubai's love of luxury and it does it quietly, without trying too hard. The coffee shop is never far, and sometimes you see kids riding bikes down the street in the evenings. It is that kind of place—elegant, but comfortable. The only way to know if it feels right for you is to come see it. If you have questions or want to walk through, just reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we just want your next move to feel comfortable, no rush.