3 bedroom apartment in Building 20, City Walk

Sometimes you walk into an apartment and you just slow down for a minute. That's what happened when I first stepped into this three bedroom spot in Building 20, City Walk. Everything just felt a little lighter. Maybe it's the way the sunlight comes in from all sides or maybe it's the open plan feeling that lets you see right through to the wraparound balcony before you even finish with your hellos. The place is unfurnished so you can picture your own sofa by the windows. You start to imagine lazy weekends with the balcony doors wide open and nothing urgent at all. I actually opened one of those doors and just leaned out to listen to the noise of this part of Jumeirah. You can sometimes hear kids playing somewhere below and the buzz of the coffee shop, which somehow always makes you want a flat white.

The layout here just works if you like space. You will have just under 2400 square feet, so nothing feels cramped. The living area almost demands big gatherings and if you like to cook, I think you'll find the kitchen is set up for more than just microwave meals. Plus, the finishes feel modern but not too flashy. You get that feeling like everything is solid and done right. The bedrooms are tucked away quietly. I noticed you get actual space for your clothes. And the maid's room is tidy and practical, so having help is pretty seamless if that's your thing.

Honestly, City Walk is one of those neighbourhoods where everything comes together in a way that feels easy. You're set right along Al Safa Street, which means heading onto Sheikh Zayed Road or getting to Downtown Dubai is never a big deal. I walked to The Coca Cola Arena from here in less than ten minutes and you could grab a bite or do some serious shopping straight after. The Dubai Mall is only a short drive away but it never feels too far to just wander over to the local boutiques or a new restaurant as well. Even the normal stuff is covered pretty well. I've seen plenty of families making use of the bike racks or heading out for dinner together, and the gyms and both pools make it feel like a real hub for the area. Never had any trouble with parking here either and the wifi is strong enough to work from the common area if you want a change of scene.

Talking to the building staff, you get the feeling they actually care. There's a proper reception plus a twenty four hour concierge, which just makes late night arrivals or deliveries that little bit easier. Security is calm but always present. What I really liked is how everything feels looked after but not over the top. The kids' pool gets pretty popular on weekends and there's even a sense of community you sometimes miss in bigger towers.

One of the things people always ask is about schools and honestly, there are some really good options close by. Even if you do not have kids or do not plan to, it is one of those details that just makes life simpler. And for families, you will see children biking or scooting around almost every evening.

As for rent, it is set at three hundred forty thousand a year. For City Walk, with this amount of space, it just seems fair considering everything is right at your doorstep. No big pitch or anything but if you want to live in Jumeirah without losing that city vibe, I do not think you can do much better.

At the end of the day, it is all about feeling at home. The only way to know if that happens for you is to come see it for yourself. If you want to take a look or just talk more, message me any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, I am always happy to chat and help you figure out your next place. Take your time. Your move should feel good.