Positioned on the 30th floor—within the building’s most coveted upper tier, where only the top five levels capture the most unobstructed skyline and sky exposure—this southwest corner 02 residence offers 2,159 square feet shaped by light, volume, and uninterrupted views. A true corner layout with dual exposures along the south and west walls creates a continuous wrap of glass, allowing natural light to move across the interiors while framing city and skyline. New herringbone wood flooring in a light, natural tone—reminiscent of European oak—runs throughout the main living areas and into the primary suite, installed prior to the kitchen so cabinetry sits above a continuous flooring plane. The palette is intentionally restrained, with the natural tone of the flooring, the custom-stained rift oak cabinetry, and the pale wall palette working together as a cohesive composition. The kitchen was taken fully to the studs, allowing for a complete reworking of layout, cabinetry, and electrical. Custom rift oak cabinetry, finished in a tailored stain aligned with the tones of the flooring, extends to the ceiling with integrated storage. A quartz waterfall island and full-height slab backsplash anchor the space, with outlets relocated beneath the cabinetry to preserve the integrity of the stone. Matte charcoal hardware and a champagne-toned faucet are echoed in the lighting selections, creating continuity throughout. Under-cabinet lighting and a single downlight over the island provide controlled, focused illumination. An extended run of rift oak cabinetry continues into the living area with integrated wine storage, forming a defined architectural backdrop that anchors the open plan. Electrical systems have been modernized with digital controls, dimmers, and clean, screwless plates throughout. Two HVAC systems provide balanced climate control across the full depth of the residence. Walls are finished in Benjamin Moore Chantilly Lace, selected to maintain a consistent tone as light shifts from day to evening. The primary suite is scaled beyond typical layouts in the building and unfolds into a dedicated lounge positioned along the corner glass. This space reads as a natural extension of the suite—functioning as a secondary living area for media, reading, or quiet retreat—with direct access to a private balcony. The primary bath is finished in full-height stone with a soaking tub, glass-enclosed shower, and dual vanity. The walk-in closet offers substantial volume and presents an opportunity for future customization if desired. Two outdoor spaces extend the living areas: a balcony off the main living room and a second balcony accessed from the primary suite, providing a more private outdoor setting. Secondary bedrooms are thoughtfully arranged for privacy, with a guest en suite positioned at the front of the residence while an additional bedroom is located adjacent to the primary suite—well suited as an executive office or private study—creating separation between guest accommodations and the primary living areas. The Vue at Lake Eola is a full-service high-rise offering 24/7 staffed security, biometric access, valet parking, and a 7th-floor amenity level with fitness center, basketball and tennis courts, a junior Olympic pool with cabanas, club lounge, private theater, and outdoor dining with grills and seating—supporting a fully serviced residential experience.

Positioned on the 30th floor—within the building’s most coveted upper tier, where only the top five levels capture the most unobstructed skyline and sky exposure—this southwest corner 02 residence offers 2,159 square feet shaped by light, volume, and uninterrupted views. A true corner layout with dual exposures along the south and west walls creates a continuous wrap of glass, allowing natural light to move across the interiors while framing city and skyline. New herringbone wood flooring in a light, natural tone—reminiscent of European oak—runs throughout the main living areas and into the primary suite, installed prior to the kitchen so cabinetry sits above a continuous flooring plane. The palette is intentionally restrained, with the natural tone of the flooring, the custom-stained rift oak cabinetry, and the pale wall palette working together as a cohesive composition. The kitchen was taken fully to the studs, allowing for a complete reworking of layout, cabinetry, and electrical. Custom rift oak cabinetry, finished in a tailored stain aligned with the tones of the flooring, extends to the ceiling with integrated storage. A quartz waterfall island and full-height slab backsplash anchor the space, with outlets relocated beneath the cabinetry to preserve the integrity of the stone. Matte charcoal hardware and a champagne-toned faucet are echoed in the lighting selections, creating continuity throughout. Under-cabinet lighting and a single downlight over the island provide controlled, focused illumination. An extended run of rift oak cabinetry continues into the living area with integrated wine storage, forming a defined architectural backdrop that anchors the open plan. Electrical systems have been modernized with digital controls, dimmers, and clean, screwless plates throughout. Two HVAC systems provide balanced climate control across the full depth of the residence. Walls are finished in Benjamin Moore Chantilly Lace, selected to maintain a consistent tone as light shifts from day to evening. The primary suite is scaled beyond typical layouts in the building and unfolds into a dedicated lounge positioned along the corner glass. This space reads as a natural extension of the suite—functioning as a secondary living area for media, reading, or quiet retreat—with direct access to a private balcony. The primary bath is finished in full-height stone with a soaking tub, glass-enclosed shower, and dual vanity. The walk-in closet offers substantial volume and presents an opportunity for future customization if desired. Two outdoor spaces extend the living areas: a balcony off the main living room and a second balcony accessed from the primary suite, providing a more private outdoor setting. Secondary bedrooms are thoughtfully arranged for privacy, with a guest en suite positioned at the front of the residence while an additional bedroom is located adjacent to the primary suite—well suited as an executive office or private study—creating separation between guest accommodations and the primary living areas. The Vue at Lake Eola is a full-service high-rise offering 24/7 staffed security, biometric access, valet parking, and a 7th-floor amenity level with fitness center, basketball and tennis courts, a junior Olympic pool with cabanas, club lounge, private theater, and outdoor dining with grills and seating—supporting a fully serviced residential experience.