Some places just have a way of drawing you in. This three bedroom townhouse in Mira, Reem, is one of those. Before you even get inside, it starts to feel welcoming. Walking up the quiet road, you notice the trees and little gardens that edge the path. On a typical afternoon, the light falls soft through the leaves and there is this calm little breeze that never really lets you forget you are in a good part of Dubai, but not stuck in the city&#039;s rush. Inside, it honestly surprised me how quickly it started to feel like a real home. The hallway is just open enough so you do not feel squeezed in, but still cosy. The kitchen is a proper one. I stood there just picturing weekend pancakes without bumping into someone every two minutes. The counters stretch out a bit, which makes it actually good for cooking. You can pull up a stool for homework, or even just scoot a chair around in the middle of a busy school morning. The kitchen rolls right into the living and dining space. There is natural light most of the day and the whole area feels like somewhere you would want to relax. I watched the way the sun shifted around the room and thought about how easy it would be to just slow down after work or invite friends over for coffee without worrying that anyone felt cramped. Upstairs, the three bedrooms give everyone enough breathing room. The main bedroom is bigger than I expected, with good light in the mornings. If you leave the windows open you will pick up some birdsong. The wardrobes do not eat up all your space either. Even the smaller rooms did not have that boxed in feeling. Sometimes kids build little dens under the window or draw out on the floor and there is room for it here. The finishes feel comfortable, not flashy and you will notice the bathrooms get the same treatment. There are two up top and one downstairs so nobody is ever waiting too long, even on a hectic morning. It is the type of setup that keeps things running smoothly. The patio and garden out the back really work as an extension of the house. The garden is already neat and tidy, which means you can walk out with your coffee in the morning and just breathe a little without worrying about clearing up. I could see myself sitting out here and letting the day slow down. Maybe grilling dinner if the mood strikes. Sometimes I hear the neighbourhood cat sneaking by for a visit. Little things like that make it feel like part of a proper community. Life in Mira at Reem is actually a big plus. The vibe is friendly in a way that some places just don&#039;t manage. People really do walk their dogs and say hello. You spot kids out riding their bikes before sunset. There is a leisure centre that actually gets used, not left empty. Pools are busy on weekends, you get a bit of laughter and chatter in the evenings. Even heading to the coffee shop or the corner shop never feels like trouble. The green spaces are safe enough for a quick kick about or just finding a quiet corner to think for five minutes. You will find everything that makes a close community tick without losing your own privacy. From a practical side, this townhouse keeps you connected to what matters. Dubai&#039;s main business zones are not far for the commute, and you have malls and even beaches within easy reach. But lots of days, you will just want to hang out in the neighbourhood. Whether that is tennis, gentle walks or just sitting in the garden while the sun goes down. The only way to really know if this three bedroom townhouse in Mira, Reem fits you is to come feel it for yourself. If you want to pop by or ask anything, I am always happy for a chat or a walk through. At LuxuryProperty.com, we just want your next move to feel easy and comfortable. That is all that matters, really.

3 bedroom townhouse in Mira

Some places are just easy to walk into. This three bedroom townhouse at Mira Oasis in Reem is like that. Sometimes when I open the door here, I actually remember how quiet the whole place is compared to the city. I mean, you really do feel like you&#039;ve stepped into something a bit softer and friendlier than what you get downtown. The first thing you&#039;ll probably notice is the space. The whole built up area is nearly two thousand nine hundred square feet, so there&#039;s a bit more breathing room than you expect. I was standing in the main living room the other day, and the way the light slips in from the back garden makes it feel bright even when the morning is cloudy. There is this comfortable flow, where you just wander from living room to kitchen and back out to the garden, with nothing in your way. It is hard not to imagine a family movie night or a big dinner, and you do not have to shuffle furniture or squeeze past anyone just to get to the snacks. Speaking of the kitchen, it actually feels like somewhere you might want to really cook, not just heat up something from the freezer. There&#039;s a huge window by the sink, so if you like to watch the sun set as you clean up, it is there for you. And, if you ask me, the oven is placed just right—nobody bumps into each other if two people want to help out. I have seen people laying out a real breakfast spread on the counters here with space to spare. Upstairs, there are three bedrooms that honestly just feel restful. The master bedroom has its own bathroom of course, and it is peaceful. I remember opening the balcony door and hearing hardly anything, just a couple of birds and maybe one dog barking off in the distance. The built in wardrobes are big enough for both summer and winter wardrobes. The other two bedrooms are perfect for kids or guests, or even a little studio—someone set up their guitar and a row of bookshelves when I was last here. You&#039;ll also notice a study close to the living area. I know everyone says their home office can be anywhere, but this one actually makes sense—far enough from the TV to focus, close enough that you occasionally look up and see the family. Plus, there&#039;s a maid&#039;s room tucked away neatly, so there&#039;s space for live in help or even just extra storage. Stepping outside, the plot is almost three thousand square feet. The garden has been looked after and honestly there&#039;s enough space for a barbecue or for kids to run around. Sometimes, if you are outside in the evening, you will see families taking their time walking the path along the single row. That is the thing here, because the townhouse is on a single row, there is nobody right at your back fence which makes things a lot more private and a bit more peaceful. Even when the neighborhood is busy, it never feels crowded. When you talk about location, Mira Oasis in Reem is genuinely handy. The park is a two minute walk away, and if you forget bread or run low on milk, the little shops are just around the corner. There is also a pool in the community, which is just one of those neighborly places where people actually say hi over the weekend. I have seen lots of kids on bikes and families with strollers in the evenings. Even the coffee shop is never far, so you really can start lazy weekends here. And the best thing is this home is actually ready soon, so you do not have to wait months before you move in. The community feels settled in, friendly, not too noisy but never lonely. If you are thinking about a new place in Dubai, or wondering if suburban life might suit you, this one is worth a look. The only way to know if it feels right is to come and see it. If you want to walk through or just have a quick chat about how living here might feel, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty dot com, it is all about making your move as smooth, relaxed, and comfortable as possible.

3 bedroom townhouse in Mira Oasis

Some homes just have that slower kind of vibe as soon as you step in. This three bedroom villa in Mira Oasis 3 at Reem feels like that for me. I remember pausing right in the entrance without even thinking about it because it has this soft quiet inside that you do not always find in Dubai. You get all the privacy you want but still hear the birds most mornings. Even though the Reem community is lively just outside, it sort of melts away once you are inside the house. This is the type J layout and honestly, it works well for people who actually live in their home day to day. There is just over two thousand five hundred square feet of built up space so you will not feel squeezed but it does not get overwhelming to keep up with either. The plot sits just under three thousand five hundred square feet so the garden out back is just right. What I like here is that the landscaping is all handled already, nothing wild or patchy, so you do not need to worry about fixing it before you are able to sit there in the evening with a coffee. There are two covered parking spaces so your cars stay cool in summer, and you usually have luck finding more room along the curb when friends visit. Inside, there is a closed kitchen since everyone has different opinions on open kitchens. Here you do not have to worry about dinner smells drifting to the sofa. The kitchen space feels built for actual cooking rather than just reheating takeout. The living area blends smoothly into the dining, and the glass doors at the back just make the downstairs space breathe. You open those and suddenly your living room kind of stretches into the garden. I always notice how much bigger it feels after letting some fresh air rush in. The back faces another villa so you get that classic private backyard feeling but you are not looking right at a main street. It brings this sense of calm that is tough to capture just looking at pictures. Upstairs, it is pretty straightforward. There are three bedrooms with no strange-shaped corners, so your furniture fits the way it should. There is a maid&#039;s room too which actually works nicely as a home office or quiet study space if you do not need help, or even just for hobbies. I remember standing by the stairs and every afternoon the sun kind of fills the upper floor just enough, not blinding. You will probably like how balanced that light is. Another small thing but it matters—this villa is Vastu compliant which means for some people, the layout brings a sense of positive energy. I do not claim to be an expert in all that, but you can definitely feel the easy flow here. There is handy storage under the stairs and closets tucked away upstairs so you do not have to crowd the rooms with extra cupboards or run to Ikea as soon as you move in. Sometimes when I am standing near the windows in the evening, you can see kids cycling toward the park or hear families heading over to the little community pool. And that&#039;s only a quick wander down the street, so you never have to drive for a swim. The walking trails in Mira Oasis 3 always have people enjoying the evening breeze, and parents say hello as the kids play on the swings or basketball court nearby. Location just feels simple. You are close to the North Exit if you need to dash out to Al Qudra Road or Emirates Road and you do not get stuck in long queues during busy mornings. Shops and schools are close enough for the usual routines and you will find a couple good coffee shops and the essential groceries never far away. I get that every villa sounds kind of similar after a while but this place in Mira Oasis really feels lived in and ready the moment you bring your boxes over. It is well maintained and has that comfortable settled air which is sometimes rare in newer communities. If you are a young family or moving from an apartment and wanting a bit more space to breathe, this could work nicely. Honestly the only way to know if it fits you is to see it for yourself. Reach out any time if you have questions or just want to walk through. At LuxuryProperty.com we aim to keep things comfortable and make your next move a little less stressful. I am always here for a chat whenever you need.

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