3 bedroom villa in Akoya Park, Damac Hills

Some homes have a way of making you pause right at the door. This three bedroom villa in Akoya Park at Damac Hills really does that. I remember coming in and the first thing I noticed was how the sunlight slides across the upgraded wooden flooring. It just makes the living and dining space feel fresh and genuinely welcoming. You do not get that every day.

Honestly the villa sits on a good sized plot so if you have family or even just like a little extra breathing room outside this one should feel right. You can tell the owners put care into the garden. Standing outside in the early evening there are soft birdsong sounds and you might even catch a bit of breeze coming across the lawn. Sometimes families take walks past the front and there is this quiet buzz that makes it feel lived in but never crowded. 

Inside things flow very naturally. The living hall is open enough for gatherings and the kitchen is not just for show either. It is closed off so if you are actually cooking it feels practical. You could see yourself making proper meals in here not just takeout. The maid's room is downstairs and I always think that helps with privacy for everyone. There is also a guest toilet you would not call fancy but it is definitely solid and fits the style of the place.

And something a lot of people ask about parking. Here you have actual space for two cars which is more useful than you would think in Damac Hills. Never much of a worry when guests come over or when you are hauling groceries back home from Carrefour. Plus there is more storage than you expect. Maybe that does not sound exciting right now but once you live in a villa every extra cupboard just makes things easier. 

Upstairs I spent a little extra time just walking through. The master bedroom has its own bathroom and a walk in closet that is bigger than most in this area. There is a private balcony too and I stood out there for a bit watching kids bike past down the road. Sometimes you forget your phone and just watch the community move along. The other two bedrooms both have their own bathrooms too. Built in wardrobes mean less fuss with storage and the whole upper floor feels really easy to live with. No odd corners nothing wasted.

You will also notice that the villa has a sort of quiet to it even though Akoya Park is never too far from everything. Schools are close enough that mornings are not a scramble. The Trump golf course is nearby if that is your thing or if you just like the green views now and again. And honestly whether you are in the mood for a coffee run or want to have a bite at one of the cafes around here you are only a few minutes away. Community pools and parks are right around which you see more on weekends with families out on walks or playing football. It is not flashy but that is kind of the charm. Just steady community living without any stress.

The villa is upgraded which means you do get those extra touches that make daily life smoother. The wooden floors look modern but are not slippery and the fittings have been chosen well. Every now and then you spot these little details and think someone really thought about how it would feel to actually live here long term. 

Price wise it sits at two hundred fifteen thousand AED for the year. For a fully upgraded three bedroom in this part of Damac Hills with a garden this size it is actually quite fair. Especially with the built up size matching the plot area. Sometimes that extra space makes more difference than you realize.

If any of this sounds like it might fit what you are looking for I really think it is worth seeing in person. Sometimes a home just fits without needing much explanation. Let me know if you want to walk through or if you have questions about Akoya Park or Damac Hills in general. We just want to help you find a place that feels right and make the move a lot less stressful.