The Nest 79+ Amenities — Dual Pools & Sky Pool Level 25

Posted by Khoi Pham on June 5, 2026

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The Nest delivers 79+ amenities from ground to rooftop — the first time a mid-segment project in this northern HCMC tech hub offers near-high-end facilities. The “Rich – layered experience” philosophy is realised across tiers: level 1 community, level 5 gardens, level 25 signature rooftop. Residents of both towers share all amenities via keycard.

Signature Level-25 Amenities — Sky Pool, Sky Gym, Sky Yoga

Sky Pool — 160m² infinity pool, 25.2m long, plus kids’ pool and sun deck with city views.
Sky Gym — 150m² (Circle Cardio + VITA Strength + ZIVA), full-height glass.
Sky Yoga — dedicated studio, timber floor, serene setting.
Skyline BBQ (40m²) & Sky Lounge — function space with night-time city panorama.

Dual Pools — Horizon Pool & Sky Pool

The Nest impresses with dual pools: Horizon Pool on level 4 (WEST Tower) amid greenery, and Sky Pool on level 25 (EAST Tower) — a rooftop infinity pool with skyline views.

Why it matters: most mid-segment projects have a single shared pool that crowds on weekends. Two pools across two towers spread usage — families pick the lower Horizon Pool, while younger residents enjoy the rooftop Sky Pool. It is also a leasing magnet: the infinity-pool-with-city-view image strongly attracts expatriate tenants.

From an investment lens, dual pools also future-proof the asset: as the township densifies, single-pool projects face crowding complaints that erode resident satisfaction and lease appeal, whereas The Nest’s split capacity sustains a premium experience.

Gym & Yoga — Energy Amenities

Fitness spans Terra Gym on level 1 (WEST) and Sky Gym + Sky Yoga on level 25 (EAST). For a young, health-conscious audience, on-site gym and yoga save external membership costs (5–10M VND/year on average) and travel time — real added value for both owners and tenants.

Greenway — A Green Heart, 62% Coverage

The Greenway (191m × 22.5m) is the project’s “green heart” with an activity zone, nursery garden, event and relaxation areas. The Nest achieves 62% green coverage — well above the 20–40% typical of urban condos. High greenery improves air quality, reduces heat-island effect and supports durable value: property near large greenery is always more sought-after on resale or lease.

Resident Lobbies — Sunrise & Sunset

Two signature lobbies nurture community connection: Sunrise Lounge (239.8m², EAST, bright tone) and Sunset Lounge (WEST). Below are actual photos of The Nest show gallery:

Level 1 & Outdoor Amenities

Creator’s Space — co-working for young residents.
Kid Playground indoor (305.3m²) + Rainbow Playground outdoor.
390m² multi-sport court, 480m² outdoor kids’ play area.
Smart parcel station, 106.1m² community room, 92m² art space.
Level 5: 432m² landscape garden, Star Light Garden.

Are The Nest Amenities Worth It? Expert View

The core differentiator: for the first time Becamex Tokyu pairs a mid-segment price (from 47M/m²) with near-high-end amenities usually seen only at 60–80M/m².

Criteria	Typical mid-segment	The Nest
Pools	1 shared	2 (Horizon + Sky infinity)
Rooftop amenities	Rare	Sky Gym, Yoga, Lounge, BBQ (L25)
Green coverage	20–40%	62%
Co-working	Usually none	Creator’s Space (both towers)

Realtique’s take: amenities above the segment create two long-term values — genuine quality of life, and a competitive edge on lease/resale. For investors, “more amenity than price” units typically enjoy better appreciation as the market recognises true value.

For owner-occupiers, the practical payoff is daily: a rooftop swim after work, a co-working session without leaving home, a weekend by the Greenway with the children. These are not brochure clichés but routines the layout genuinely enables — the essence of the project’s “Rich – layered experience” philosophy.

Amenities Matched To Each Resident Profile

The value of 79+ amenities is best understood by who uses them. Families with children gravitate to the indoor Kid Playground, the Rainbow Playground, the kids’ pool and the proximity of Viet Hoa International School. Young professionals and couples lean on the Creator’s Space for remote work, the Sky Gym and Sky Yoga for fitness, and the Sky Lounge for socialising. Investors benefit indirectly: the depth of amenity is exactly what lets a unit command premium rent and minimise vacancy, because tenants — especially expatriates — increasingly choose buildings, not just apartments.

How The Nest Amenities Compare To High-End Projects

Rooftop infinity pools, sky gyms and dedicated co-working were, until recently, the preserve of projects priced at 60–80 million VND/m². The Nest brings them to a 47-million entry point. The trade-off versus true luxury developments is typically in finishing materials and concierge services rather than in the amenity list itself. For most buyers, that is a favourable exchange: the everyday experience — the swim, the workout, the green space — is comparable, while the price of entry is meaningfully lower. This “amenity-to-price” ratio is the single clearest argument for the project’s long-term value.

Operation, Management & Long-Term Upkeep

Amenities only retain value if they are well run. Becamex Tokyu’s track record — 90% commercial occupancy and smoothly operating earlier projects — is a meaningful signal that The Nest’s facilities will be maintained to standard. The 2% maintenance fund and professional management underpin the longevity of the pools, gyms and landscaped areas. Buyers should still review the management fee per square metre when finalising, as it affects both owner-occupier budgets and investor net yields.