30th Floor Southwest Corner Residence at The Vue at Lake Eola. Set within the top five floors of this 35-story tower, this southwest corner residence offers a rare combination of elevation, light, and composure above the city. Spanning 2,158 square feet, it is part of a limited collection of larger-format corner layouts. Dual exposures and floor-to-ceiling glass frame unobstructed city and skyline views, extending to distant traces of water, while bringing natural light throughout the day and transitioning into an illuminated skyline in the evening. From the moment of entry, the home presents with clarity and structure. Herringbone wood flooring begins at the entry and defines the home, introducing structure, movement, and refinement throughout. It continues across the main living areas, runs beneath the kitchen, and extends into the primary suite—creating a consistent architectural foundation. The kitchen has been fully removed and rebuilt, extending into the living space. Storage has been reconfigured with custom drawer systems replacing lower cabinetry—including pull-out storage flanking the Wolf range for spices, knives, utensils, and cutting boards, along with deep drawers for cookware. A pull-out, three-tier pantry sits alongside the Sub-Zero, replacing deep shelving with full visibility and immediate access. Rift-cut oak cabinetry is executed in a custom-blended stain designed to enhance the flooring. The finish introduces warmth and subtle depth, reinforcing a consistent material presence. Quartz countertops, waterfall edges, and a full-height backsplash are carried cleanly through the kitchen, with outlets relocated beneath the cabinetry to maintain uninterrupted surfaces. Under-cabinet lighting and updated digital controls refine the execution. The same cabinetry and quartz extend into the living space with a built-in Miele wine refrigerator, creating a seamless connection between kitchen and living space. The palette remains controlled and warm, allowing materials to read with clarity and intention. The result is a home that feels quiet and intentionally restrained. In the evening, lighting softens the interior, shifting from bright and open to warm and more intimate. Electrical has been updated in support of the kitchen, with digital controls installed throughout. A full appliance suite includes Sub-Zero, Wolf, Miele, and Bosch. The primary suite is arranged with a clear separation between living and sleeping areas, functioning like a private hotel-style suite. A lounge sits along the glass with balcony access, while the sleeping area is set back—creating a composed, restful environment removed from the main living space. 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 customization. A walk-in closet provides substantial volume. A guest en suite is positioned at the front of the home, set apart from the primary suite and main living areas, ensuring privacy. The additional bedroom functions equally well as an executive office or private study. The building offers 24/7 security, biometric access, and valet parking. Amenities include a fitness center, junior Olympic pool, tennis and basketball courts, club lounge, private theater, and outdoor dining. Located in the heart of downtown, with walkability to Lake Eola Park, the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, and surrounding dining.