Positioned on the 30th floor of The Vue at Lake Eola’s upper residential tier, this southwest corner 02 residence offers an elevated vantage point where the skyline opens into a broader horizon—layered with city, sky, and distant traces of water across the western landscape. Spanning 2,159 square feet, the residence is part of a limited collection of larger-format southwest corner layouts, defined by dual exposures and a continuous architectural wrap of glass. Natural light shifts throughout the day, transitioning into an illuminated skyline in the evening. The layout is deliberately composed, with the primary suite scaled to function more like a hotel suite, incorporating a dedicated lounge along the glass. The residence has undergone a design-led renovation anchored by a full reconfiguration of the kitchen and the introduction of herringbone wood flooring—establishing the architectural foundation of the home. Custom rift oak cabinetry is executed to full height with integrated storage, centered around a quartz waterfall island and full-height slab backsplash, while outlets are discreetly positioned to preserve clean sightlines. The herringbone flooring continues seamlessly beneath all millwork, creating a continuous plane that defines the space while allowing future adaptability. Material selections are restrained, with matte blackened hardware and a champagne-toned faucet echoed in the lighting for a cohesive controlled palette. An extended run of rift oak cabinetry with integrated wine storage anchors the open plan, while the living space is proportioned to allow furnishings to float. The primary suite offers a true suite experience, with clear separation between sleeping and living zones. The lounge sits along the glass with direct balcony access, while the sleeping area is set back - creating a more composed, restful environment that lives like a private hotel suite. The primary bath is finished in full-height stone with a soaking tub, glass-enclosed shower, and dual vanity—offering a clean, well-proportioned space with opportunity for future customization. A walk-in closet provides substantial volume, allowing for a more tailored configuration over time. A guest en suite is positioned at the front of the residence—set apart from both the primary suite and main living areas—ensuring a high level of privacy for guests. The additional bedroom adjacent to the primary suite is best suited as an executive office or private study. The building offers a fully serviced residential experience with 24/7 staffed security, biometric access, and valet parking, providing a level of ease and discretion expected in a luxury high-rise. Amenities include a fitness center, basketball and tennis courts, a junior Olympic pool with cabanas, club lounge, private theater, and outdoor dining. Positioned in the heart of downtown, the residence offers walkability to Lake Eola Park, the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, and surrounding dining - with the city experienced as a natural extension of home.

Positioned on the 30th floor of The Vue at Lake Eola’s upper residential tier, this southwest corner 02 residence offers an elevated vantage point where the skyline opens into a broader horizon—layered with city, sky, and distant traces of water across the western landscape. Spanning 2,159 square feet, the residence is part of a limited collection of larger-format southwest corner layouts, defined by dual exposures and a continuous architectural wrap of glass. Natural light shifts throughout the day, transitioning into an illuminated skyline in the evening. The layout is deliberately composed, with the primary suite scaled to function more like a hotel suite, incorporating a dedicated lounge along the glass. The residence has undergone a design-led renovation anchored by a full reconfiguration of the kitchen and the introduction of herringbone wood flooring—establishing the architectural foundation of the home. Custom rift oak cabinetry is executed to full height with integrated storage, centered around a quartz waterfall island and full-height slab backsplash, while outlets are discreetly positioned to preserve clean sightlines. The herringbone flooring continues seamlessly beneath all millwork, creating a continuous plane that defines the space while allowing future adaptability. Material selections are restrained, with matte blackened hardware and a champagne-toned faucet echoed in the lighting for a cohesive controlled palette. An extended run of rift oak cabinetry with integrated wine storage anchors the open plan, while the living space is proportioned to allow furnishings to float. The primary suite offers a true suite experience, with clear separation between sleeping and living zones. The lounge sits along the glass with direct balcony access, while the sleeping area is set back - creating a more composed, restful environment that lives like a private hotel suite. The primary bath is finished in full-height stone with a soaking tub, glass-enclosed shower, and dual vanity—offering a clean, well-proportioned space with opportunity for future customization. A walk-in closet provides substantial volume, allowing for a more tailored configuration over time. A guest en suite is positioned at the front of the residence—set apart from both the primary suite and main living areas—ensuring a high level of privacy for guests. The additional bedroom adjacent to the primary suite is best suited as an executive office or private study. The building offers a fully serviced residential experience with 24/7 staffed security, biometric access, and valet parking, providing a level of ease and discretion expected in a luxury high-rise. Amenities include a fitness center, basketball and tennis courts, a junior Olympic pool with cabanas, club lounge, private theater, and outdoor dining. Positioned in the heart of downtown, the residence offers walkability to Lake Eola Park, the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, and surrounding dining - with the city experienced as a natural extension of home.