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3 bedroom apartment in Palazzo Versace, Culture Village
Palazzo Versace, Culture Village
Price on Application
Property Type:
Apartment
Bedrooms:
3
Bathrooms:
4
Built-Up Area:
2,997 sqft
Plot Size:
0 sqft
Refno:
LP45112
Palazzo Versace, Culture Village
Some homes just ask you to slow down as soon as you step inside. That's exactly what happened to me in this three bedroom apartment at Palazzo Versace in Culture Village. I was just supposed to pop in for a look, but honestly I found myself wandering from room to room, just soaking it all up. There's something about the feeling of space here and the way the light moves across the marble floors that makes you want to stay a bit longer. Maybe it's the water views through those huge windows or maybe it's the hum of the promenade outside or maybe just that little bit of Versace magic.
The entrance foyer really gives you a sense of what's coming next, it's not flashy but more that kind of subtle, elegant thing. You can take a moment and breathe before you walk on into the living area, and wow does it open up. Floor to ceiling windows honestly make all the difference. You see the breeze on the canal, little boats going past, sometimes even birds perching on the railings. There's a soft stillness in the air that just works. The furniture is all Versace, which sounds intimidating but is actually pretty warm. Velvet armchairs you'll want to flop into after a long day and those shiny coffee tables you actually want in your own place. Lighting here is important too, it is sculptural and fancy but more importantly it's a place where evening feels cosy and not showroom-perfect.
If you like entertaining or just like the idea of an open plan, the way the living and dining space flow together really stands out. You can imagine friends around that big dining table — it actually seats eight, I checked — and even better, the chandelier above is kind of a talking point. People remember it. Even when the place is quiet with just the sunlight and the hum of the AC, it feels inviting. The kitchen is tucked just over to the side but does not disappear. It does not have that cold show apartment vibe. The cabinetry is simple, hiding all the top tier appliances anyone would want these days. There's a big Carrara marble island where you can chat over breakfast or prep a snack. Built in wine coolers hint at evenings with friends, while the soft closing drawers feel thoughtful. Honestly it feels set up for real life. Not just for looking good in photos.
When it is time to wind down, the bedrooms quietly impress. Three in total, all kind of their own retreat. The main bedroom pulls you in with its wide window looking out over the water. Sometimes in the afternoon the light spills across the Egyptian linen on the king size bed. The wardrobes are serious — velvet lined, with space for everything you own and then some. Ensuite bathroom is proper spa level, dual sinks and a soaking tub right under the skylight. I just stood for a minute looking at the mosaic tiles around the rain shower. It is the little things that get you. The other two bedrooms feel just as inviting, with black out blinds and those reading lights you do not have to get out of bed to switch off.
Out past your door, Palazzo Versace has even more to offer. You have the kind of amenities you usually find at a top hotel. Gym with all the new fitness equipment, plus a real space for yoga and Pilates where it is actually quiet enough to focus. Swimming pools inside and outside, cabanas where you lose track of the afternoon. If you do not feel like cooking there is a restaurant downstairs or you can just order straight to your own place, honestly makes life a lot easier. The spa here is worth a mention too. Residents get real privileges, like every day could be a treat.
What I really like about this part of Culture Village is how much is always going on but it doesn't feel hectic. Walks on the promenade are easy here, and on Saturdays the market by the water gets busy with locals. Kids on bikes, coffee smells drifting out of little cafes, you start to feel like you're part of something. The metro is close and you can get to Downtown Dubai without thinking about it.
The best thing is, this apartment at Palazzo Versace is ready and waiting. You can move in right away and just start living. The only way you'll know if it's you is to come see it yourself. If you want to have a look or just talk it over a bit, reach out any time. We're here to help at LuxuryProperty.com and make sure your next move feels just right.
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Contact Agent
Kristina Skalicka
Private Client Office
Kindly mention reference number LP45112 when reaching out to us.