Belmont at Town Square Dubai by Nshama

The apartments lean on a clean, modern look,  straight lines, large windows, and a warm, neutral palette of soft tones and natural textures. Floor sizes run from 655 sq ft for a compact one-bedroom up to 1,415 sq. ft for the larger three-bedroom homes, so there’s room for a single professional, a growing family, or a buy-to-let owner chasing yield. The corner plot gives upper-floor units open views across the community’s greenery while keeping the building feeling private rather than crowded.

What really sells Belmont is the address. Town Square is a 750-acre gated community built entirely by Nshama, with 154,000 square metres of parks, 16 community gardens, and a long network of cycling, jogging and walking tracks. Residents get supermarkets, pharmacies, cafes, restaurants, nurseries, a medical centre and retail all inside the gates, plus the large Central Park as the social heart of the area. It has been named the happiest community in the GCC more than once, and the family feel is genuine, not just marketing, the parks handle weekend mornings and school runs without ever feeling packed.

On connectivity, Belmont is located directly on Al Qudra Road with the E611 close by, putting Dubai Hills Mall around 15 minutes away, Global Village about 20, Dubai Marina and JBR roughly 25, and Downtown Dubai and the airport in the 30–35 minute range. Two honest points buyers should weigh: there is no Metro station, so you’ll depend on a car or RTA feeder buses to the nearest line, and reaching some highways involves a U-turn on Al Qudra that can add a few minutes during peak school hours. For most families, the trade-off, more space, more green, lower price,  is exactly the reason they choose this side of the city.

One more thing worth knowing: Nshama was founded by Fred Durie, former CEO of Emaar International. That background is why people talk about Town Square having “Emaar DNA”, large-developer planning discipline applied to the affordable end of the market, with a delivery record across earlier Town Square phases that buyers can actually check.