The Peak Towers

Light, Views, and Practical Living

This condo sits pretty high up on the 23rd floor, so you get a really nice mix of ocean views, city skyline, and even a golf course in the distance. The open-concept living and dining area is where you’ll probably end up spending most of your time — there’s a comfy dark sofa with blue cushions facing the flatscreen TV, and the large sliding glass door opens onto a balcony with great city views. It’s bright and airy, thanks to the big windows and the combination of sheer and dark curtains giving you options for light control.

The kitchen is compact but modern and practical, with white cabinetry, a black electric stove, fridge, and even a built-in microwave. The small island with a sink adds a bit of workspace, and the glass dining table set for four feels casually elegant with those fresh flowers on top.

Wooden floors run throughout, adding warmth, and the bedroom is inviting with simple white bedding and tasteful wall art under recessed ceiling lights. The building itself is in a mixed urban neighbourhood—so you’re close enough to the city buzz but also near greenery and parks, which is a nice balance if you want both active and chilled vibes.