Top-floor one-bedroom condo with skyline views

Unit 2006 is the highest home we manage in the building, and the view is the whole point. Floor-to-ceiling glass runs the length of the living room and continues into the bedroom, so the skyline is present from the moment you wake up until you close the curtains.

The plan is a straightforward one bedroom with a separate king bedroom, an open living and kitchen space and one full bathroom. At twenty floors, it feels considerably larger than the square footage suggests.

The kitchen runs along one wall with a full-height refrigerator, induction cooktop, wall oven and dishwasher, stone counters and open shelving stocked with glassware, cookware and coffee equipment. A small dining table seats two, and the sofa converts to sleep a third and fourth guest.

There is in-home laundry beside the bathroom, a desk and fast Wi-Fi in the living room, and a smart TV ready for your own streaming accounts.

The balcony at this height is the best one in the collection. On a clear evening you can see the whole downtown grid light up, with the hills behind it. Twenty floors also means it is completely silent up here, no matter what Rainey Street is doing.