3 bedroom apartment in Central Park Tower, DIFC

Some places just have something that makes you want to slow down as soon as you walk in. This three bedroom apartment up on the fortieth floor in Central Park Tower DIFC did that for me. Maybe it was the hush from being so high up or the way every window seemed to pull in sunlight from above the city. I am not sure exactly what it is. You feel it even before you get your keys out.

You step inside and the size hits you straight away. Two thousand seven hundred square feet really means it feels open so you can breathe, stretch out, start to imagine your mornings and evenings here. The windows are those floor to ceiling ones. Not just for looks but for actually watching the city. Sun streams in so no dark corners anywhere. And the first thing I did was wander out to the balcony. It runs through almost the entire length of the place and just being out there you get a full sweep of the DIFC skyline and Zabeel. If you like city lights at night or just a cup of tea as the sun sets you will spend a lot of time out there.

Walk in further and the oak wood spiral staircase is the bit everyone stops at and goes wow. It does not just sit there. You actually want to walk up and down it. Up it leads to the second floor where you get an open space that could be a study or maybe a play corner or, honestly, just a quiet spot to check your phone and watch the clouds roll by because the views keep coming even up here. Over in the corner is the bedroom that almost feels like an escape in a hotel. There is a proper floor to ceiling wardrobe so you can tuck away all your stuff and keep it out of sight. The glass wall means whoever gets this room will never get bored of the sunrises or the city at night.

If you wander down the hallway upstairs you come to the two master suites. I remember standing there and thinking you do not really feel like you are boxed into a regular apartment at all. Each one gets these big windows that look out over Jumeirah Beach and Business Bay and right to Downtown Dubai. Sometimes you get the haze and sometimes you can see the towers as clear as anything. Both masters come with their own bathrooms so you get genuine privacy. The finishing just feels quietly elegant. Not in your face. Sometimes you walk in and just want to sit and do nothing else.

The kitchen surprised me actually. It is not just something tacked on to the side. There is space to really cook, not just heat things up. The layout makes it easy to talk to friends or family while you work because you do not feel cut off. The living area flows naturally into the kitchen and right out onto the balcony again. I kept finding myself drifting over to those windows. Even on a regular afternoon you can watch people walk in the garden below or see the clouds shift over DIFC.

You are right in the heart of the city here but it does not feel loud or busy. Downstairs, there is always a coffee shop open for a quick morning stop before you go out. In the evenings, sometimes you see people heading out to dinner or just sitting with a book in the lobby. There is a real mix of professionals and a few families too so it stays lively. Jumeirah and Downtown are easy to get to and if you need to reach the metro or catch a cab, honestly, it just happens fast here.

The apartment is unfurnished so you can bring your own touch and really make it your own. I always think the best homes let you forget about the outside world for a bit. And up here, with the quiet and the space and those endless views, you might just do that.

Truth is, no description or picture will really show what it feels like to stand here and look out. You should see it in person, walk around, take it all in. If you want to have a look or have a question about what life here is like, let me know any time. At LuxuryProperty dot com we just want to help make your next move feel simple and relaxed.