3 bedroom apartment in Burj Khalifa Area, Downtown Dubai

Some apartment buildings feel a bit the same as soon as you walk in. Honestly though, Burj Khalifa is something else. This three bedroom apartment sits way up on a high floor and as soon as you step inside, everything just feels bigger and lighter. I remember pausing right by the curved windows in the living room, just watching the city below for a while. You get so much light filtering in from these floor to ceiling windows all the way around. It felt almost like I was floating above Downtown Dubai and suddenly the city feels close and a little bit peaceful too.

This place is genuinely made for actual living. The open plan living and dining area is stretched right across one side of the apartment so you can set it up however you like. You could put in a big table where everyone really gathers for breakfast or, if you work from home, maybe this is the spot you'll want your laptop and a coffee in the morning sun. The kitchen opens out partway into the living space. It is pretty sharp with those high quality appliances and stone finishes. Honestly, I think you could imagine cooking something proper in here, having friends over for dinner, or even just enjoying a takeout while watching Dubai light up at night. There's a study too, which is good if you need a spot to focus or just want somewhere to keep the books and papers out of sight.

Bedrooms here are comfy with warm wooden floors and views you keep wanting to peek at one more time. Each room has an en suite bathroom and you'll notice the space in the closets right away. You might even forget how much you own until you see those walk in closets. The main bedroom especially gets a bit of that corner view, plus the master bathroom is honestly the sort of space you want to wake up slow in the morning. There's a maid's room too, a proper one with its own privacy, so if you have live in help it just fits in easily without feeling squeezed for space.

The vibe in this particular part of Downtown Dubai is special. Sometimes you run into neighbors in the lobby and they just nod like everyone's used to sharing the view. When you want a change of scene, Burj Khalifa gives you a bunch of resident only spaces, from a swimming pool and big gym to a rooftop style lounge on the 123rd floor. I stopped by that lounge for a bit and you really do have to see it. Sometimes you'll even spot people reading quietly up there, just letting the city fade into the background.

The apartment is unfurnished so you get to make it your own from the start. Chiller charges are included in the rent which makes life easier honestly you never really think about it again. When you feel like exploring outdoors, there are recreation areas around for stretching your legs or those quick walks when you need a break. The building gives you direct indoor access to Dubai Mall so on a hot day you can wander over for coffee or to grab groceries without sweating through your shirt. And if you like a bit of culture, you can actually head over to Dubai Opera without ever getting in a car. Evenings sometimes feel a little magical too, especially when the dancing fountains go off on Burj Lake and you hear quiet music coming down from the open windows.

You get two parking spots which is honestly a bigger deal than you think in Downtown Dubai. Security is tight without being in your way and the reception staff seem to remember faces which is a plus.

I could keep describing it but the truth is, some places you just need to stand inside once or twice to know if it feels like home. If you are even a little bit curious about what living up here is like, reach out. We are always around at LuxuryProperty.com if you need to take a look or just have a chat about finding your next place. Sometimes you only know once you've gotten in the door.