Magnificent 6-Bed in The Sanctuary Waterside Villas

You know that first pause when you walk into a home and you are not sure what stands out first—the space or the quiet? That is kind of how I felt stepping into this six bedroom villa at The Sanctuary Waterside Villas in Mohammed Bin Rashid City. There is just this calm that walks through the place with you and honestly the light pours in and you end up wanting to slow down for a minute and look out across the water. Photos are just for illustration but no photo really, truly shows off that feeling, not like being here in person.

The entire thing is big. Fourteen thousand six hundred square feet of built up area means you barely ever feel crowded and the plot itself is pretty much the same size, so even outside you are not boxed in. The living spaces actually feel lived in and not so formal that you hesitate to sit down. Marble floors, details you catch out of the corner of your eye, wide windows where you can see out to the central lagoon. Sometimes in the afternoons, the sun just rolls in from nowhere and you end up sitting by the glass, forgetting your phone, just looking at the view. You do not need to be an architect to notice the work that went into small touches, and it is clear that whoever built this really cared about how people actually live here.

Six bedrooms means room for everyone and then some. Each one feels private, and they all have their own moments—some with views over the garden, others with soft light just brushing the walls around sunset. Built in storage is already everywhere so there is space for your stuff and you do not need to fuss about wardrobes or boxes out in the open. If you like having a big family together or need a proper home office or just want a quiet guest room for when visitors show up, everything is flexible here.

The kitchen is a real one. By that I mean you can actually cook here, not just reheat takeaway. There is enough space to move around, keep things organized, and the appliances are very new so you do not run into that thing where you wonder if you need to upgrade right away. If you like having friends over for dinner or even just making breakfast with the doors open, the flow just feels easy. Sometimes when I am here, I can imagine a big Sunday breakfast with chatter spilling out into the lounge, or late night talks where lights glow up from the garden right outside.

Something people ask about is views or outdoor space and this villa covers both. There is a rooftop terrace you can use however you want. The current owners left it open ended, so you could turn it into almost anything. Some people would probably go with a garden up there, others might turn it into a dinner spot with the city stretched out in front of you. You also get access to the lagoon itself, which is not just nice to look at but adds that almost resort style feeling to the whole place. Sometimes you see kids riding their bikes near the water as evening settles in. Once or twice I heard laughter across the lawns and it sort of reminded me how rare that is in the city.

Safety matters too and it really is a priority here. The Sanctuary Waterside Villas has a team of security who just quietly do their job so you do not have to think twice about privacy or safety. Everything is monitored but also not intrusive, so it feels calm and secure at the same time.

Mohammed Bin Rashid City itself still feels up and coming in the best way. There is always something fresh being built, and the coffee shop is never far. You get a little bit of everything here—peace by the water, access to downtown without the noise, green spaces you are actually allowed to enjoy, and new neighbours starting out the way you are.

The only way to know if this place is right for you is to come and see for yourself. If you are curious, or even just thinking about what is possible next, feel free to reach out whenever works for you. Honestly, that is what we do at LuxuryProperty dot com—just try to make finding your next home feel a little more relaxed.