3 bedroom villa in Mira

Some homes make you stop for a second as soon as you step in. This three bedroom villa in Mira does that. I remember it was quiet when I first visited. You get this honest, simple feeling right away, maybe because the place feels looked after. Not polished to be perfect, but not at all run down. There was a hint of afternoon breeze coming in through the windows, and I could hear the birds outside while walking through the living area. That bit of quiet, it says a lot about the Reem community as well. People here kind of care about where they live, and you notice it right from the first greeting at the gate.

Mira is its own kind of spot in Dubai. The pace is easier than a lot of places. You see families around, parents having coffee in one of the little cafés while their kids ride bikes or play in the paths nearby. Neighbors tend to wave or say hi, which does not always happen in new parts of the city. There is always someone out for a walk or stretch on the cycling trails by evening. Even early morning, I see people out with their dogs or just soaking in the sunrise over the garden hedges. It helps that all the community amenities are close by. You have swimming pools that are actually used, not just there for the look, and parks that fill up in the evenings with people relaxing or kicking a football around. There is a basketball court you will spot on your way in, and the gym is stocked enough that you do not really need a membership elsewhere.

The villa itself has this lived in warmth. It sits on a plot that is a bit larger than most of what you will find in new Dubai communities. You get a nice bit of garden out back that is private enough for a quiet cup of coffee on weekend mornings or evenings when the breeze picks up. I have seen people put out a little table or even a barbecue. Nothing over the top, but it feels yours. Sometimes kids in the neighborhood play outside, and you hear them from the garden. Other times, it is totally peaceful and you almost forget to check your phone for a while.

Walking inside you will notice how the place makes sense. The living room is open and bright, thanks to wide windows that let in proper daylight most of the day. I actually paused there just to take it in. The flow from dining to lounge to kitchen is natural, no corners crammed with furniture or awkward angles. The kitchen, honestly, feels like someone would actually cook in it, not just heat up takeaway. There is plenty of countertop space and everything you need right where you want it. You can talk with family or friends sitting in the lounge and still keep an eye on what is happening on the stove. It is the kind of space that makes it easy if you have people over or if it is just a quiet dinner for two.

Head upstairs and you will find three actual bedrooms that do not feel squeezed. The main one has this small private balcony that catches a bit of evening sun, which is a nice place to just breathe for a bit. Each room is sized so you can arrange it your way, whether you need a guest room, a place for the kids, or even a quiet office to work from home. There is also storage sorted, so you do not end up with things piled in corners or living out of boxes.

Bathrooms are up where you need them, and the mornings feel less rushed because of it. You can have your own space without bumping into each other. Downstairs guest powder room just keeps things simple when visitors come by.

The location puts you near everything you need. Grocery shops, cafés, and even a small cinema for weekend fun are not far away at all. You can get to the main roads pretty quickly but it never feels loud or exposed.

If you are looking at a place to rent in Mira, and want something that feels like somewhere you would actually want to stay for a while, this villa is worth a slow walk through. Honestly, the photos only tell half the story. If anything stands out or you just want to see for yourself, you are welcome to reach out. At LuxuryProperty.com, we will do our best to help you make the next move feel as relaxed as possible.