Some places just settle you the moment you walk through the door. I felt that stepping into this one bedroom apartment at Fern in Central Park, City Walk. The ceiling is high enough that you notice your voice echoes a little, especially in the entrance lobby. Light just pools in here from those floor to ceiling windows, so even when you close the front door it never feels boxed in. Honestly, you get city views that make you want to just stand on the balcony for a good while with your coffee. I found myself just looking out and noticing how green the outside feels, even with all the city around. There is always something happening below—a jogger out early in the morning or sometimes people walking with their dogs. So this is an open plan space, and not the kind that sacrifices comfort for looks. The living, dining, and kitchen spaces all flow right into each other. If you actually cook for real, you&#039;ll be glad to see how the kitchen is shaped. There is almost always enough counter space and that spot by the window pretty much calls out for a little herb garden or maybe just a place for the blender. The living area just feels easy to settle into, with sunlight slanting in at different hours of the day. Sometimes you almost forget your phone when you&#039;re here. When you&#039;re done hosting friends or just want some quiet, you duck down the corridor toward the bedroom. Built in storage is there, not flashy, but useful. It honestly gives you more floor space which just makes everything feel a bit bigger. The bathroom is just off the hall too, neat and private. There is also a utility room which is the kind of thing you don&#039;t think about much at first, but really use a lot—extra storage or a proper laundry spot instead of just tucking things in a corner. One thing that sets Fern apart is actually the outside. City Walk&#039;s Central Park is not just a name. People are out all the time. In the evening you&#039;ll spot families in the park or someone walking home with groceries from the boutique mall right inside the development. The infinity pool here looks out at the city skyline—it&#039;s the sort of place where you could easily lose track of time on a long weekend. I stood near the pool and with the city behind me and the greenery up front, it felt like you didn&#039;t have to choose between urban living and breathing space. Fern&#039;s gym is worth a mention. Honestly, it is more than enough for daily workouts. You see regulars there, but it never gets too busy. The whole community has open outdoor spots, so if you&#039;re into running or just a slow evening stroll, you fit right in. Central Park at City Walk always has this relaxed energy. The coffee shop is never far for a lazy Saturday and you can usually smell bread baking from the bakery next to it. A couple of minutes and you&#039;re at the Roxy Cinema, the Green Planet biodome, or if you&#039;re up for something exciting, there&#039;s the Coca Cola Arena. Plus, City Walk always feels walkable, with everything kind of tucked in together but never crowded. You&#039;ll notice that the weekends feel like a little holiday here. It is not just an apartment in Dubai, it is a home that feels different depending on the time of day. Even after a few visits, I kept finding new corners where the sun hit just right or hearing sounds from the city that felt more comforting than busy. The only way to know if it feels right is to come see it for yourself. If you have any questions, or you just want to walk through and get a feel for the place, reach out any time. Here at LuxuryProperty.com, we want your next move to feel as relaxed and comfortable as possible.

1 bedroom apartment in Central Park at City Walk, City Walk

Some places feel like you could just drop your bag and settle in right away. That is honestly how it felt when I walked into this two bedroom apartment at Fern in Central Park at City Walk. Morning light comes right through the big windows and onto the floor, enough that you can almost skip turning on the lights for half the day. The balcony faces Central Park itself and you get little glimpses of the Downtown Dubai skyline past the trees. You really feel like you are in the city but surrounded by something greener and quieter. Some afternoons I&#039;ve just stood at the balcony for a few minutes and found myself watching how that skyline changes as the sun goes down. There is usually a bit of a gentle breeze up here too which is rare in the city. From the entrance, everything kind of opens up in a clean, simple way. The lobby leads you straight into a bright living and dining area. The kitchen is right there as a part of the living space, and it is actually practical. I mean, you could really cook here, not just warm up takeout. There is a breakfast counter which people seem to use for anything from coffee in the morning to working on a laptop or sometimes just laying out favorite snacks for friends after work. It just feels easy to be here. No awkward corners or wasted space. People always notice the layout makes it simple to have your own space but still feel connected. If you walk down the corridor, you will find two bedrooms on one side that feel a lot more private than you may expect. Both have large windows and face out into greenery. The master has got a walk in closet which is actually big enough for two if you are sharing, and the main bathroom has these nice double sinks. It feels a bit like you are in a hotel but without that hotel feeling where you are just a guest. The second bedroom has a built in wardrobe and gets lovely morning light so it sometimes feels like the right spot for a study too if you only need one room for sleeping. There is a maid&#039;s room tucked away if you need it, or honestly you could use it as extra storage or even a tiny studio. Guest bathroom is also right by the entrance so your visitors never have to wander through your private spaces. Central Park at City Walk has a pretty distinct vibe that feels like a neighborhood in the heart of Dubai where you see people actually out and about. There are families going for evening walks every night, some kids riding scooters along the pathways, and a few people just stretched out on the grass with a book. The infinity pool here is beautiful and you can float with the skyline in the background. Gym is modern and comfortable so you barely need a membership anywhere else. The park itself is a real community space. I have caught a few pop up events here on weekends, even some street food trucks now and then. Shopping centre is close by for day to day needs and late night cravings. The Roxy cinema is just boutique enough that you never have a huge crowd and the Green Planet is a nice place for an afternoon if you want to show off something unique to friends or family. City Walk location is one of those things you probably hear about all the time but honestly, it is just easy. Downtown is right there. Driving to the beach takes no time at all. Everything is accessible but somehow you do not feel like you are in the middle of all the traffic and noise. If you imagine yourself waking up to city park views or maybe taking late walks under the lights with Burj Khalifa in the distance, this could be the kind of home where you hang your memories. The only way to really know if it fits is to come and see it for yourself. You can always reach out to arrange a walk through or just ask a few questions. At LuxuryProperty.com, we are here to help you make your next Dubai home move as relaxed and real as possible.

2 bedroom apartment in Central Park at City Walk, City Walk

Some homes just make you slow down for a second when you first step inside. This one bedroom apartment in Central Park at City Walk actually did that for me. Maybe it was the light pouring in from those windows or maybe it was just that everything felt a little easier than most city places. I stood for a bit by the glass and just watched the park move in the morning. People jogging, kids racing each other, some folks rolling out a blanket for coffee. You get that little bit of green right in the city that always feels rare. So you come in and right away it&#039;s clear someone cared about how the space feels. The living room is open and inviting, and honestly it makes you want to throw yourself down on the couch and maybe open a book for once. There&#039;s this flow to the whole area. The kitchen isn&#039;t just stuck in the corner like a lot of city apartments. It actually looks like a place you&#039;d want to cook up something from scratch and maybe leave a few dishes in the sink because, well, you can. All the appliances are sleek and built in. Nothing sticks out or feels out of place and you can tell the finishes have been picked so everything feels modern but never cold. I know some folks get hung up on having enough storage but these cupboards honestly stretch on. Still, it all manages to feel open and not crowded. The bedroom is a proper place to actually get some real rest. The built in wardrobes have that soft close thing so you never hear a bang at night. There&#039;s just enough space to breathe and drop your stuff in the right spot. I can imagine long slow mornings here especially when you crack open the curtains and just lie there for a few minutes watching the sky go a bit pink. The en suite bathroom is smarter than most and has those soft neutral tiles that warm up the room even before your shower starts steaming. One of the things you&#039;ll notice is the balcony. It&#039;s private and not one of those little window ledges. You can step out with your coffee without being squashed up against the glass. You really can see a chunk of the skyline, but also big sweeps of green from Central Park. Put a chair or two out, get some sun in the quieter part of the day, maybe listen to the city noise which, weirdly, is kind of soothing from up here. Now, City Walk itself is always buzzing with something. Living here, you&#039;re a short walk from genuinely good places to eat, little bakeries, and some of the best coffee spots in Dubai. Sometimes you&#039;ll see couples taking late walks or families chilling out on the lawn with their dogs. If you need to head to Downtown Dubai or DIFC, honestly it&#039;s just a breeze. I&#039;ve never had a day where getting a cab or even just walking felt like a hassle. The whole place just works. And I have to say, the amenities matter too. The fitness centre is actually somewhere you&#039;d go even if you&#039;re not the gym type. Pools are clean and never too loud, and you&#039;ll find yourself wandering the green spaces here even if you didn&#039;t think you were the kind to do that. You get access to jogging tracks that wind through the park so you never really run the same route twice. What I like about this bit of Dubai is you get a lot of city vibes but you also remember birds exist. It&#039;s rare to find that blend. There&#039;s a reason so many people keep an eye on Central Park at City Walk when places come up for sale. The only real way to know if it feels right is to come walk through and just see for yourself. Reach out any time if you have questions or even if you&#039;re just curious about how things look in person. At LuxuryProperty.com we just want your next move to feel like something you look forward to.

Some homes just have a certain city vibe from the first moment you walk in. This one bedroom apartment tucked into Myrtle at City Walk does that in an easy way. I still remember stepping inside and just pausing by the window with all that light spilling across the floor. It is the kind of place that makes you want to leave your shoes at the door and just wander around a bit. You are in the middle of Dubai here but you do not feel squashed in. The layout is open and it sort of flows from the living area to the kitchen without any awkward corners. Honestly the kitchen feels like the spot where your coffee mug ends up almost every morning and there is enough space if you actually want to cook. Plus the finishes have this simple modern feel but nothing feels too flashy or cold. It is clean lined for sure but there is still enough warmth that you get the feeling you could just settle right in. The bedroom gives you a real sense of calm. You will notice big windows and when you sit on the bed you get this peaceful glimpse outside almost like a green frame to wake up to each morning. I once watched the birds in the garden below for a few minutes and forgot to check my phone. That is how strangely peaceful it can be even in the heart of the city. If you are into staying active you actually do not have to go far. Downstairs Myrtle has a modern gym with everything you need for a real workout plus there is a bright swimming pool where you sometimes see people doing slow laps early before work. The landscaped gardens outside are surprisingly lush for somewhere so close to shops and restaurants. I have seen families chatting on benches and even a few folks reading on the grass in the late afternoon. Honestly one of the reasons people love City Walk is that whole walkable city feeling. You could leave your car below and pretty much do everything on foot. The coffee shops are always busy you have grocery shops within a few steps and if you want to pop into a boutique or grab dinner with friends it all just sort of unfolds right outside your door. When you live here you notice little things like the smell of fresh bread in the mornings or that people actually walk their dogs without worrying about traffic. Sometimes you catch kids cycling in the evenings or couples heading out for late ice cream runs. It is an easy place to be. Transport is about as simple as it gets here. Public transport stops are never far so getting anywhere across Dubai is pretty quick. If you work in the city or you have frequent visitors it takes so much of the daily stress away. You even get those moments when you take a walk at dusk and realise you hardly heard any noise. At six hundred eighty square feet this apartment is just right for a professional or a couple who want space without the fuss of a huge place to keep tidy. You have your own quiet nook but you are never far from the buzz or something interesting. Plus with the building being nearly ready there is no long wait or construction noise. You could move in and just get on with living. Honestly sometimes you need to see a place to know if it fits your life. Pictures and words do not always get across how peaceful or inviting a place really is. If you want to come by Myrtle and sit on the sofa or walk through the garden just let me know. At LuxuryProperty.com we want you to feel comfortable asking questions or just exploring options without any rush. If this one bedroom apartment at Central Park in City Walk feels right come have a look and see for yourself.

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