3 Bed + Maid | High Floor | Burj View | Furnished

3BR + Maid's | Burj View | Furnished | Burj Crown

AED 4,200,000 3 Bed · 4 bath · 1,356 sqft

Burj Crown, Downtown Dubai, Downtown Dubai, Dubai

About this property

A furnished three-bedroom of 1,356 sqft with a maid's room high in Burj Crown, on the Downtown Boulevard, facing the Burj Khalifa.

At AED 4.2M for three bedrooms and a maid's room with a direct Burj aspect, this is among the keener rates for a Burj-facing three-bed in the district.

Burj Crown is a slim residential tower rather than a mixed-use block, so the lifts and amenity deck serve residents alone.

Furnished, a short walk from the Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall.

Features

• 3 Bedroom Apartment
• 4 Bathrooms
• 1,356 sqft built-up area
• Maid's room
• High floor
• Burj Khalifa view
• Fully furnished
• Residential-only tower
• Walking distance to Dubai Mall
• Freehold title

Amenities

• Balcony
• Built-in Wardrobes
• Concierge Service
• Covered Parking
• Furnished
• Landmark View
• Maid's Room
• Security 24/7
• Shared Gym
• Shared Pool

About Burj Crown

Burj Crown is an Emaar tower on the Downtown Boulevard, a short walk from the Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall.

The building is a slim residential tower rather than a mixed-use block, so the amenity deck and the lifts serve residents alone.

Apartments face either the Burj Khalifa and the fountain or back across the Boulevard and the Downtown skyline.

Residents have a pool deck, gym, kids' play area, barbecue terrace and 24-hour security.

About Downtown Dubai

Downtown Dubai is Emaar's flagship district and the address most people picture when they picture the city — the Burj Khalifa, the Dubai Fountain, Dubai Mall and the Opera District all sit inside it.

The district divides into distinct pockets. The Boulevard ring holds the newer towers and the Address-branded hotels. Old Town — Reehan, Yansoon, Zanzebeel, Miska — is the low-rise Arabesque quarter behind the mall, with courtyards and shaded lanes rather than towers. The Opera District holds the newest stock, including Grande, Act One Act Two and the Opera House itself.

Dubai Mall alone draws over 100 million visits a year, and the metro, the Boulevard and Sheikh Zayed Road all meet here — which is why Downtown holds its occupancy through cycles where newer districts do not.

Rental demand is the structural argument for Downtown. The short-stay market is the deepest in the city, and long-term tenants pay a premium for walkability to the mall and the metro.

Downtown Dubai is freehold, and the developable land inside the district is effectively exhausted — new supply now comes from a handful of infill plots rather than from open ground.

Property details

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