A woman has shared a glimpse of what it feels like to live on the 31st floor of a high-rise, describing how the sweeping city views, quiet surroundings and peaceful work-from-home days made her emotionally attached to the house.
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“So, what does living on the 31st floor look and feel like? Let me tell you. She added that the experience lived up to her expectations, particularly at night. “And it really does have all of that. The city lights look incredible, especially at night, and I was completely obsessed with the view. But now, I feel emotionally attached to it. I know I have to leave this house and move out, but I genuinely don’t feel like going. “I am going to miss this place, especially my work-from-home days when I would sit on the balcony with the cool breeze, sometimes with the rain falling outside, while working and attending meetings. “Another thing I love is that you can barely hear the traffic from down below. There is no noise, no disturbance, nothing. You can simply live in a calm and peaceful atmosphere. Honestly, life on the 31st floor is something else. I finally understand the hype,” she added. Watch the clip here: The clip drew several reactions from social media users. One person wrote, “That view is absolutely worth the hype. Another commented, “I would get emotionally attached too.
(Also read: ‘I don’t understand 100 crore apartments’: Indian-American founder on luxury flats ) Taking to Instagram, Falguni Gupta posted a video documenting her experience of living high above the city and explained that the view was one of the main reasons she initially chose the apartment. The video was shared with the caption, “31 floors above the city… and somehow, a little closer to peace. Because of the view, honestly, I rented this house on the 31st floor mainly.
I wanted to enjoy the city lights from above, see the clouds, and experience that beautiful high-rise view,” Gupta said. Gupta said she would particularly miss spending her work-from-home days on the balcony, where she could work while enjoying the weather. I would have my tea and breakfast there too, enjoying everything peacefully from the balcony,” she said. Another advantage, according to Gupta, was being far removed from the noise of the streets below. A third user said, “WFH with this view must hit different. Another echoed Gupta’s reluctance to move out, writing, “Leaving this place would be so hard.” (Also read: Manav Sardana to Shikhar Dhawan: Prominent homebuyers at DLF’s The Dahlias in Gurgaon )
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