3 bedroom apartment in Park Point, Dubai Hills Estate

Some homes just have a certain feel the moment you open the door. This three bedroom apartment in Park Point at Dubai Hills Estate did that for me. I found myself pausing right inside for a second, taking in the brightness and the quiet. There is a calm energy here you do not always get in Dubai. Maybe it is the view across the rooftops or maybe it is just the light pouring in. Either way, it makes you want to slow down and breathe.

You will notice how open everything is once you step inside. The space feels larger than it looks on paper. I think that is partly because of the way the kitchen blends right into the living area. No awkward walls. No odd corners. It just feels easy. Makes you imagine having some friends over and no one is stuck alone at the stove or in another room entirely. You can cook, chat, and not miss out on anything. Honestly, I stood there picturing lazy weekend breakfasts and maybe movies with the curtains closed.

One thing you will not miss is the light. The windows in every bedroom are just huge. If you care about waking up with the sun instead of a phone alarm, this might be your kind of space. In the master bedroom you get a bathroom all to yourself which just saves a lot of small morning annoyances. The other two bedrooms share a bath that still feels clean and modern, nothing tired or dated. Since the apartment is unfurnished you get that blank canvas freedom. Some like it because you can bring your own style, even down to the curtains or maybe a dreamy book nook by a window. It is vacant too, so no long waits. If you want to move in tomorrow, you actually could.

I stepped out onto the balcony for a bit during my last visit. It is not one of those big showy terraces, but it feels just right for a morning coffee or watching the sky as it gets dark. You can hear the sounds of kids sometimes, in the green spaces below. There is a good amount of green here actually. Dubai Hills Estate and Park Point both feel more relaxed than the city centre, but you are not exactly far from anything. You can pop over to Dubai Hills Mall in just a few minutes. I have stopped there myself for a last minute birthday gift or a quick lunch. The shops are all new and the coffee spots are never too crowded.

What I like about Park Point is that even if you are not a gym person or a swimmer, the facilities just feel welcoming. The fitness centre is bright and people actually seem to use it. There is a pool that is always tempting once the weather cools down—sometimes a neighbour tells me they sneak in for a late swim. Plus, the cycling tracks here get busy in the evenings. Occasionally you catch kids doing laps or families with bikes that look too big for them and everyone just laughing about it.

It is a good spot if you want the city near but not in your face every day. The best thing is how family friendly it feels without feeling too busy or overwhelming. No long lines at the lifts. No car horns everywhere. People say Dubai Hills feels like its own little town and I understand why. If you have questions about schools or parks, it is easy to point you in the right direction because I am here pretty often myself.

You can rent this apartment for two hundred and fifty thousand AED. That is not the cheapest in Dubai, honestly, but you get what you pay for when it comes to space and peace and the feeling of a real neighbourhood. The only way to see if it is your kind of place is to walk through it in person. If you want to set something up, or just talk through the details, reach out anytime. At LuxuryProperty dot com we try to make the next move as comfortable as finding your favorite chair in the middle of the day.