Modern Studio | FH Residency | Balcony View

Type

Apartment

Purpose

Rent

Property Age

2 Months

Furnishing

Unfurnished

Updated

16th September 2026

This unfurnished studio apartment for rent in FH Residency is located in JVT District 3, Dubai. The layout combines a compact kitchenette with an open living area leading to a balcony, along with a well-finished bathroom. Neutral finishes and tiled flooring create a practical base for personal furnishing and use.
Key Features:

Studio layout
1 Bathroom
Balcony
Built-in wardrobe
Modern kitchenette
Downtown city view
Courtyard terrace access
Kids play area
Swimming pool
Gym/health club

The apartment includes a linear kitchenette with integrated cooktop and oven, wood-finish cabinetry and space for major appliances. The bathroom offers a rainfall shower, floating vanity, large mirror and modern fixtures, complemented by built-in storage shelving. Living areas feature floor-to-ceiling glazing, tiled floors and multiple electrical outlets for flexible furniture placement.
FH Residency is a 24-storey residential tower in Jumeirah Village Triangle (JVT) District 3, positioned near Garn Al Sabkha Street. The building offers lifestyle facilities such as indoor and outdoor gyms, swimming pools, coworking-style spaces, kids’ play zones and landscaped communal terraces with seating. Residents benefit from a variety of views including park, pool, courtyard and wider city skyline.
JVT is a family-oriented community known for its green parks, sports courts and landscaped walkways. The area provides easy access to supermarkets, schools, mosques and healthcare services within a short drive. Community events and fitness classes support an active and social environment, while the surroundings remain relatively tranquil compared to more central districts.
Connectivity from JVT is supported by major roads including Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road and Al Khail Road, allowing straightforward travel to key business hubs and leisure destinations across Dubai. Prospective residents should note that regular public transport options are limited, so private car use is typically preferred for daily commuting and errands.

Posted on: 16th September 2026