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Some homes really feel like they breathe a little easier and this four bedroom villa in Sidra at Dubai Hills Estate gives you that sense the moment you walk in. First time I came by I found myself just lingering in the doorway for a second because there is so much light coming in and actually the view from the open plan living area straight out to the garden is kind of calming. When you are inside you get these big airy rooms but it does not feel sterile or cold at all. It is a really friendly space. The ceilings lift everything up too. Even the kitchen for example where a lot of open layouts just feel for show this one has clearly been designed for someone who actually cooks or likes to have family around while they cook. There is loads of storage and the flow just feels easy if you are having people over or just grabbing something from the fridge for a late night snack.
Being right here in Phase Two of Sidra Villas you get a nice bit of tranquility away from city noise but you are still minutes from Dubai Marina and Downtown if you wake up one morning wanting sushi or a proper shopping trip. Mall of the Emirates is so close it almost feels like part of your neighborhood. Dubai Hills itself has such a clean and calm feeling to it. The streets are wide. You see parents walking their kids to school bikes here and there sometimes you even spot a few people with golf bags heading out for an early game. Since you are basically next door to what people keep calling the best new golf course in the world that is not a surprise. Even if you are not a golfer the green spaces and open air hit different when you are actually living here.
Back in the villa you will notice the guest bedroom downstairs tucked away a little for privacy. Handy if you have relatives or friends over and you do not want to give up your own space. There is also a good powder room and even the maid's room has its own bathroom which makes things so much simpler in daily life. Upstairs is where it really gets interesting though. The master suite is something special. I stood there and honestly you could spend an entire Sunday morning just moving from the big double windows onto the private terrace with your coffee and then over to the separate dressing room and right into the bathroom which is about as spacious as you ever need. The double sinks make mornings less hectic if you are sharing.
The other two bedrooms upstairs share a Jack and Jill bathroom and one room also has a balcony. What struck me was how much real storage there is everywhere you look. Not just thin wardrobes squeezed in but proper fitted cupboards. Each room works if you have kids sharing or maybe a home office or gym if you are working more from home now.
The plot itself is larger than most so your garden really has room for barbeques or a play area or just a hammock in the shade. There is plenty of space if you love gardening or want to try. It is all move in ready by the way no waiting around for handover. And you get covered parking for two cars which is always a bonus when people visit or if you have teenagers learning to drive.
What I personally love about Sidra Villas is that sense of community mixed with space. You will see neighbors saying hello but also feel like you have your own world as soon as the gate closes. There are shops and cafes nearby and Dubai Hills Mall is never more than a quick drive so your errands do not feel like a big chore.
Honestly with four big bedrooms and over three thousand five hundred square feet built up plus a bigger than average plot you have options. You might fill it with laughter and parties or keep it quiet and peaceful. Either works here. The best way to know if this is your next home is to see it for yourself so if you are curious or want to walk through it in person just let us know at LuxuryProperty.com. We want your next move to actually feel like an upgrade not just another step.
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