Reference ID: FFR-SR-45287
2 Bhk with Study, Burj Khalifa View, Low Floor
Property Info
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
3
Size (SqFt)
1,560
Furnished
No
Furnished
Apartment For
Rent Is Paid
Listed By
Posted On
Property ReferenceRERA Permit NumberAmenities
Central A/C & Heating
Shared Pool
Concierge Service
Built in Wardrobes
Walk-in Closet
Pets Allowed
Shared Gym
Security
Covered Parking
Description
Al Raea Real Estate is pleased to offer you this 2 bhk apartment with Study in South Ridge Towers, Low floor and with Panoramic View of Burj Khalifa and Complete Downtown view, available for rent. No Balcony
South Ridge is a sought-after six-storey residential apartment complex in Downtown Dubai. Tucked just off Mohammed Bin Rashid Boulevard, the high-rise towers overlook the vibrant landscape of Downtown Dubai.
South Ridge comprises one, two, three, and four bedroom apartments and penthouses with a multitude of amenities ranging from a swimming pool, children’s wading pool and play area, fully-equipped gymnasium, two squash courts, a badminton court, and a golf simulator.
They live in close proximity to The Dubai Mall, the world’s largest shopping and entertainment destination. Further retail and leisure choices include Souk Al Bahar, a modern shopping mall which draws inspiration from Arabesque architectural elements.
A major attraction is The Dubai Fountain, a captivating musical water spectacle and the world’s tallest performing fountain.
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AED 105,000 /yr
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