2BR Apartment | South Ridge 4 | Burj Khalifa & Park View | Furnished

Type

Apartment

Purpose

Rent

Property Age

17 Years

Furnishing

Furnished

Updated

10th October 2026

This 2-bedroom apartment for rent in South Ridge 4, Downtown Dubai, offers a well-planned layout with an open living and dining area, three bathrooms, and multiple balconies. The home is fully furnished, featuring light wood flooring and contemporary finishes, with large windows providing Downtown city and park views.

Key Features:

Balcony or terrace

Burj Khalifa view

Downtown city view

Park green view

Pool view

Furnished interiors

Wooden flooring

Primary bedroom with wardrobes

Modern bathrooms

Open-plan living area

The apartment is located in South Ridge Tower 4, a freehold residential building developed by Emaar in the South Ridge complex. Residents benefit from a gym, swimming pool, Jacuzzi and children's play area, as well as a barbeque area and landscaped lawns. The tower offers covered parking and a secure lobby environment, suitable for a practical urban lifestyle.

Downtown Dubai is a central, mixed-use district known for its high-rise skyline, green parks and pedestrian-friendly walkways. The apartment overlooks a well-maintained park with palm trees and walking paths, offering outdoor space for jogging, cycling and family activities. Community pools, gyms and wellness facilities are widely available in the neighborhood.

The location provides quick access to major landmarks such as Burj Khalifa, Burj Park, Dubai Mall, Souk Al Bahar and Dubai Opera, all within a short drive. Daily needs are covered by nearby supermarkets including Spinneys, Carrefour, Waitrose and convenience stores, with home delivery options from many outlets. A range of restaurants and cafes are available in Dubai Mall and around Mohammed Bin Rashid Boulevard.

Transport options include reserved covered parking for residents and nearby access to the Red Line Dubai Metro, taxis and bus routes. The area is highly walkable, with paved sidewalks and crossing points connecting residential towers to retail, dining and park facilities. Peak hours can be busier due to the commercial nature of Downtown, but road networks are well developed for city commuting.

Posted on: 19th September 2026