Architectural Landmark
The building's contemporary glass and concrete design, featuring sleek lines and stone accents, creates a distinctive presence on the Kelowna waterfront.

Rising majestically above Okanagan Lake, Waterscapes — Skye Tower presents a striking silhouette of glass and concrete, a testament to contemporary design in Kelowna's vibrant downtown core.
This distinguished high-rise, developed by Ledingham McAllister, redefines waterfront luxury with its elegant architecture and comprehensive resident facilities.
Completed in 2010, Waterscapes — Skye Tower was developed by the renowned Ledingham McAllister and designed by Rositch Hemphill & Associates, establishing a prominent presence on the Kelowna skyline. Its sleek glass and concrete construction, complemented by stone accents, reflects a contemporary aesthetic that maximizes the stunning lake, mountain, and city views from its elevated position.
Within its 188 residences, Waterscapes — Skye Tower offers a range of sophisticated layouts with modern finishes and expansive windows. Residents enjoy exclusive access to the extensive Cascade Club amenities, fostering a resort-like atmosphere, all while being ideally situated adjacent to Okanagan Lake and the dynamic downtown cultural district.
The building's contemporary glass and concrete design, featuring sleek lines and stone accents, creates a distinctive presence on the Kelowna waterfront.
Residences are designed with expansive, floor-to-ceiling windows to capture breathtaking vistas of Okanagan Lake, surrounding mountains, and the city skyline.
Exclusive access to the Cascade Club provides residents with a comprehensive suite of leisure and fitness facilities, including an outdoor pool and hot tubs.
Homes feature contemporary finishes such as granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and engineered floors, alongside in-suite laundry and central air conditioning.
The building includes caretaker services as part of its strata, ensuring well-maintained common areas and resident support.
Residents benefit from secure underground parking, with some stalls offering EV charging stations for modern convenience.
Kelowna North is downtown Kelowna at its most walkable. Okanagan Lake runs along its whole western edge, and the waterfront boardwalk ties it together: from City Park, past the Sails at the foot of Bernard Avenue and Stuart Park, the Kelowna Yacht Club and Tugboat Beach in Waterfront Park, to the lagoons along Sunset Drive and on toward Knox Mountain.
One block inland, Bernard Avenue is the city’s main street, lined with patios, independent boutiques, galleries and cafés, with the lake at the end of every view. Water Street runs north through the Cultural District, past Prospera Place, the Kelowna Community Theatre and the Rotary Centre for the Arts, to the Delta Grand and the yacht club.
Further north, the old industrial blocks along Ellis and St. Paul have become the Brewery District, with taprooms like BNA Brewing and Kettle River Brewing, while Knox Mountain Park’s trails and the sandy beach at Poplar Point give the neighbourhood its outdoor side. It is the rare corner of the Okanagan where you can leave the car parked all week.
The lake, the boardwalk and downtown Kelowna’s best streets start at the front door.
Living at Waterscapes — Skye Tower means being mere steps from Okanagan Lake and its extensive waterfront boardwalk. Residents can easily stroll along the boardwalk, which stretches past the Kelowna Yacht Club, Stuart Park, and into City Park, offering picturesque views and a refreshing lakeside ambiance. Tugboat Beach is practically at your doorstep, providing direct access to the water for swimming or simply enjoying the sun.
The surrounding area is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with opportunities for cycling, running, and leisurely walks along the shoreline. For those seeking more vigorous activity, the trails of Knox Mountain Park are a short drive away, offering some of the best panoramic views of the lake and city.
1075 Sunset Drive, Kelowna, BC