DLRC Studio Apartment | Etlala Residence 2 | Open-Plan Layout

This studio apartment for rent in Etlala Residence 2 is located in Dubai Land Residence Complex (DLRC), Wadi Al Safa 5. The unit offers an open-plan layout combining living, sleeping, and kitchen areas, with tiled flooring and neutral finishes. It is suitable for residents seeking a practical apartment in a developing community with road-facing views.
Key Features:

Studio layout
1 Bathroom
Open-plan kitchen
Tiled flooring
Road street view
Ceiling light fixtures
Corridor access
Modern bathrooms
Neutral wall colours

Amenities:

Balcony/view provision
Centrally air-conditioned building
Community view aspects
Road street view
Garden/park view potential
Electricity backup (building)
Fire safety features
Lobby/corridor access
Pet policy subject to building
Nearby public transport by road
Broadband-ready area
Community facilities nearby

The apartment benefits from an open-plan living and kitchen area with dark-wood cabinets and a tiled backsplash, creating a compact and functional cooking zone. The main room is finished with glossy tiled floors and neutral walls, allowing flexible furniture arrangement. The bathroom features full wall and floor tiling, walk-in shower with glass partition or curtain, and modern sanitary fixtures.
DLRC is a mixed-use community in Dubailand, positioned close to Dubai – Al Ain Road (E66) and Emirates Road (E611). The area is adjacent to Academic City, providing access to schools and universities, while Dubai Silicon Oasis is around 12 minutes away. Community amenities in the wider master plan include parks, mosques, medical centres, and local retail.
Residents have convenient access to Dubai Outlet Mall for shopping and dining, and major attractions such as IMG Worlds of Adventure and Global Village are about 17 minutes by car. Fitness and wellness options are available in nearby Dubai Silicon Oasis, including UFC GYM Silicon Central and Nitro Gym, along with local salons. The district is still under development, so some facilities and public transport links are evolving, but road connectivity is well established.