One of the more high profile developments recently, this
strata development consists of units with full height glass walls and a
suspended glass pool. The fact that it's located on a hilltop means that
frequently, passersby could easily make out what your living room looks like and
faintly make out the person taking a dip in those all-glass pools.
Bound to attract those for whom a residence is a bold
lifestyle statement rather than a quiet retreat, this development provides all
the trappings of a landed property. It comes with the aforementioned suspended
pool, which, when translated into the actual layout of the house, turns out to
be on the second floor (or the first floor, if you consider the entrance from
the carpark to be the basement) fronting the living room. There is also a low
maintenance garden by the poolside and a water feature that greets you from the
carpark.
Promising more than the standard condominium offerings for the
inhabitants, this is the perfect solution for those looking for a landed
property but who have been deterred by the commitments and potential security
concerns. Frequent travelers who have frequently eschewed landed properties in
favour of condominiums for its security and lack of maintenance will find a
viable alternative in these strata residences.
