A Garden of Your Own — 3-Bedroom Duplex

Ground-floor living rarely gets a fair reputation, but a private garden changes the entire equation — and this duplex has one, a genuine outdoor space that turns a home into something closer to a townhouse than an apartment.

Inside, the same considered design carries through both levels. Downstairs opens up entirely: a marble-topped dining table beneath a sculptural pendant light, flowing into a living room framed by floor-to-ceiling glass and a stone-clad feature wall with built-in shelving worked directly into the millwork. The kitchen sits open beside it, finished in warm oak tones that run through the entire lower floor — and from here, the garden is right there, not glimpsed through a window but walked into.

Upstairs, all three bedrooms sit privately away from the living space, each with the kind of layered lighting, built-in wardrobes, and quiet finish that make a bedroom feel like a retreat rather than a room with a bed pushed into it — real separation for a family that needs it, and the true advantage of a duplex over a single-level flat.

The building itself carries the same intent outward — clean white volumes, warm timber accents, and planted balconies over landscaped, palm-lined streets, in a low-rise setting rather than a tower block.

And Fox Hills does the rest. Built around a spine of linear parks radiating from Crescent Park, this is Lusail's most walkable district — minutes from Place Vendôme Mall, Lusail Boulevard, and the Lusail Tram, 3 minutes to Lusail Stadium, 5 to Qetaifan Island North, and close enough to The Pearl and West Bay to make this a genuine alternative to city-centre living, garden included.