Not only does this chic apartment reside on the top floor of the building, but it also makes the most of this prime position with a large terrace from which you can soak up the sunshine and gaze out over the rooftops of Jerusalem. Although this outdoor space is impressive enough, we're happy to say that the interior lives up to the exterior. There's a Scandi flavour to the design, what with all the wooden surfaces and clean lines, while the house plants and green walls add a touch of verdancy. Throw in some elegant lighting and a pair of super-sleek bathrooms, and you've got yourself a home that ranks pretty high in the style stakes. The location in the north of the city has a residential feel, although you're well served by cafes and restaurants in the neighbouring streets. Sacher Park can be reached in five minutes' walk and the Old City takes half an hour on foot to reach. Home truths: *There's no lift in the building to reach this single-level apartment, so it might not be suitable for guests with reduced mobility *The building has no private parking available, although there's a bus stop just around the corner on the adjacent HaRav Shmuel Baruch Street *A cot and high chair can be provided if required