1 Bedroom Apartment | Maya 3 | Balcony & Pool Access

This 1-bedroom apartment for rent in Maya 3 at Dubai Residence Complex offers a practical layout with open-plan living and dining areas. The home features a neutral interior with tiled flooring and multiple large windows and sliding doors providing natural light and city or courtyard views. An internal balcony adds usable outdoor space for everyday use.

Key Features:

• 1 Bedroom


• 2 Bathrooms


• Balcony


• Open-plan living


• Tiled flooring


• Built-in wardrobe


• Sliding glass doors


• Courtyard and city views


• Unfurnished


• Kitchenette with pass-through

The apartment includes a compact U-shaped kitchen with dark wood cabinetry, black countertops, tiled backsplash, and a breakfast bar-style counter linking to the dining area. The primary bedroom offers a built-in wardrobe and access to adjacent bathrooms finished with beige tiles, glass shower enclosure, pedestal or wall-mounted basin, and modern sanitary fittings.

Residents of Maya 3 benefit from shared facilities such as a rooftop swimming pool with city skyline views and a fitness-focused environment in the wider development. The building offers a tiled lobby with seating, mailboxes, and street parking options in front, supporting a convenient day-to-day lifestyle in a mid-rise residential setting.

Dubai Residence Complex (DLRC) is a mixed-use community in Dubailand with residential towers, commercial developments, and open spaces. It is positioned along Dubai – Al Ain Road and close to Emirates Road, offering road connectivity to other parts of Dubai. The wider area features planned parks, schools, healthcare facilities, and community shopping hubs.

The neighborhood provides access to nearby retail and leisure destinations, including Dubai Outlet Mall, IMG Worlds of Adventure, and Global Village within a short driving distance. Aster Clinic and Pharmacy are located in the vicinity, and residents can reach gyms in Dubai Silicon Oasis within minutes by car. As the parent community continues to develop, there may be some ongoing construction and limited public transport, but road links remain strong for private car users.