The largest one-bedroom floor plan in the building, on the third-floor corner in the heart of Thornton Park. Public records show this as a two-bedroom unit, and the layout can easily be converted back to create an enclosed second bedroom. Exposed concrete ceilings and architectural steel ductwork, a $12, 000 upgrade. Floor-to-ceiling windows on the corner exposure bring in more natural light than a typical unit in the building. East-facing balcony. An interior designer selected the paint colors throughout and helped with decor after painting. The owner has put real attention into getting this home to current condition. Primary bath renovated with granite counters, dual sinks, and a walk-in shower in Italian tile with a custom glass enclosure. Sleek, black tile flooring throughout. New toilets in both bathrooms, updated fixtures and sink in the secondary bath, custom California Closet, upgraded lighting. Sound-resistant windows in the primary bedroom and vanity area, a $3, 500 upgrade. Updated appliances, new garbage disposal. One garage parking space, fob-secured entry, climate-controlled storage closet. Trash chute on each floor, air-conditioned walkways, solid concrete construction. The iconic corner of Summerlin and Central. Steps to Lake Eola, Publix, and downtown Orlando’s dining and nightlife. Priced below recent sales per square foot in the building.