This property in Emirates Hills has won an award by Emaar for most beautiful garden, and the design and layout of the property make the most of this. Many of the living spaces having floor-to-ceiling – and wrapping over the ceiling – glass panelling and windows, where the award-winning garden can be appreciated from many angles.

On the main floor, you will find a gym, a formal dining area, a family sitting area, and a guest bedroom with an ensuite. Guests may not want to leave– the guest living area opens to the terrace and the pool and into that impressive garden.

The guest living area opens up to the terrace and the pool. Image credit: LUXHABITAT

On the first floor, you will find two bedrooms with en-suites and two master bedrooms with dressing rooms and spacious bathrooms.  You will also find a nice sized office with bathroom. 

Most flooring in the villa is marble or solid timber. “This is an exceptional residence, which has been done up to the highest of standards,” says Conny Mathei of Luxhabitat.

Outdoors in the well-established garden, it is truly difficult to remember you are in a desert city. Out here you will also find a barbeque area equipped with Viking appliances, and two additional rooms ideal for staff.

Emirates Hills is renowned for being the creme de la creme of locations for villas in Dubai. This ultra-exclusive, ultra-private neighbourhood was developed to rival America’s Beverly Hills

For more information including additional photos and an area guide of Emirates Hills, visit the Luxhabitat website.

To discuss the listing price, email Conny Mathei of Luxhabitat via the contact details below.

DLD Permit: 23471

Property ID: 5365

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