Sabaneta Skyline

The space

Seventy square meters on the 30th floor, laid out so the view does the work. The living room runs to a floor-to-ceiling glass wall and the balcony beyond it; the kitchen opens onto the room over a granite bar with two stools.

• Main bedroom — queen bed, its own bathroom, the same view
• Second bedroom — single bed with a pull-out underneath, closet
• Study — desk, shelves and an office chair, separate from the bedrooms
• Living room — modular sofa, 65-inch TV, hanging chair by the window
• Kitchen — oven, stove, fridge, air fryer, blender and a French press
• Laundry room — washer, utility sink and drying rack
• Ceiling fans in both bedrooms; a floor fan for the living room

The complex

One of the tall brick developments at the south end of Sabaneta, and its shared floors carry more than most: a pool and a jacuzzi, a dry sauna and a steam room, a gym, a social lounge with a kitchen, a coworking corner, a games room, a kids' playground, a pet area and a sports field. Security is 24 hours and the elevators reach the 30th floor.

The neighborhood

Cañaveralejo is the residential edge of Sabaneta: towers, a park, and the Zona Sur mall a short walk away for the supermarket and the cinema. Line A's Sabaneta station puts El Poblado a few stops north; Avenida Las Vegas runs to Envigado in minutes; and the trails of La Romera start just above town.

Good to know

• Minimum stay three months
• WiFi included; everyday utilities to a monthly cap
• Self check-in with a smart lock; 24-hour reception downstairs
• No air conditioning — ceiling fans in both bedrooms (Sabaneta sits at about 1,650 m)
• No pets