Thirty floors above downtown Orlando, this corner residence pairs a fully rebuilt kitchen with a Wolf and Sub-Zero appliance package and thoughtfully crafted living spaces. Richly stained rift oak cabinetry complements the varied tones of the herringbone hardwood, bringing warmth, depth, and quiet sophistication to the interior. The demanding work of a major high-rise kitchen renovation is already complete. The residence spans 2,158 square feet, with three bedrooms and three full baths. 2 assigned parking spots come with this unit. Taken down to the studs, the kitchen was reconfigured, with electrical redesigned for the new layout. Custom rift oak cabinetry extends to the ceiling, paired with high-end quartz waterfall countertops and a full slab backsplash. Elegant under-cabinet lighting illuminates the stone, while outlets concealed beneath the cabinetry preserve its uninterrupted surface. The new configuration feels more spacious and makes cooking easier, with deep custom drawers, an appliance garage, a pull-out pantry, and dedicated cutlery storage keeping essentials organized and within reach. Purpose-built pull-outs flank the stove, with spices on the right and concealed storage for cutting boards and knives on the left. Wolf cooking appliances and Sub-Zero refrigeration complete the kitchen. Matching rift oak cabinetry continues into the living area as a built-in wet bar, with counter space for serving, storage for entertaining essentials, and a new built-in Sub-Zero wine refrigerator. A cohesive flooring palette creates continuous visual flow, with herringbone hardwood extending from the foyer through the main living spaces and along the hall into the primary suite. New blinds with all-new fascias give every room a tailored finish, complemented by blackout shades in all bedrooms. All lighting throughout the residence is on dimmers, allowing a softer evening setting as the skyline lights up. The approximately 28-by-15-foot primary suite has the scale of a junior hotel suite, with a generous lounge that can serve as a second living room or TV and media space, plus a private balcony. The suite can be closed off from the main living areas, providing complete privacy while the rest of the home remains available to guests. The residence has two balconies in total. The front guest bedroom sits on the opposite side of the residence from the primary suite, giving owners and guests privacy. The third bedroom, adjacent to the primary suite, works naturally as an executive office. Views extend south along Rosalind Avenue, with Lake Eola and the Walt Disney Amphitheater in view, and west across the skyline toward Inter.co Stadium and Kia Center. Two assigned parking spaces, a 24-hour guard, fitness center, clubhouse, pool, and tennis courts complete the offering, with Lake Eola Park, restaurants, and downtown's cultural destinations within blocks.