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About the Ocean Club of Boca Raton
The Ocean Club was built in 1985 at 2401 North Ocean Boulevard, on the stretch of A1A between Palmetto Park Road and Spanish River Boulevard. It holds 15 condos in total, two on each floor, which is a very low count for an oceanfront building in Boca Raton. Fourteen of them have three bedrooms and one has four. Because each home takes up half a floor, it gets windows on both the east and west sides of the building, plus a balcony that wraps around the corners. One recent listing had 2,488 square feet inside and another 688 square feet of balcony.
Top Highlights of the Ocean Club
- Only 15 residences in the entire building, arranged two per floor
- Half-floor layouts with both Atlantic and Intracoastal exposure
- 300 feet of deeded private beach frontage
- Wrap-around balconies reaching nearly 700 square feet
- Interior sizes from roughly 2,488 to more than 4,000 square feet under air
- Allocated underground parking with secure building entry
- Tennis and pickleball courts within the garden grounds
- Private cabanas available at the oceanside pool deck
Ocean Club Condos for Sale
Fourteen of the 15 residences have three bedrooms, and the remaining one has four. Interior space starts near 2,488 square feet and runs past 4,000, with balconies adding several hundred more. Since owners have renovated on their own schedules over the years, finishes vary quite a bit from one floor to the next, so condition tends to matter more than square footage when you compare two homes.
As for pricing, recent asking prices have run from about $1,025,000 to $2,345,000, and one half-floor unit was listed at $1,100,000. Sales are genuinely rare here. Just one condo closed in the year ending March 2026, after 175 days on the market and a drop from $1,075,000 to $999,000. That pace gives buyers room to negotiate, though sellers should plan on a longer runway than a larger building would need. Buyers weighing this against other Boca Raton waterfront options usually track two or three buildings at once.
What Makes Them So Special?
- Direct elevator access serving only two residences per landing
- Floor-to-ceiling glass on both the ocean and Intracoastal elevations
- Wrap-around balcony space accessible from principal rooms
- Open living areas that carry light straight through the residence
- Custom finishes throughout, since owners have renovated individually
- Flexible layouts, with several dens converted from third bedrooms
- Wet bars and built-in cabinetry in the entertaining spaces
- Views spanning the Atlantic, the Intracoastal, Lake Wyman, and the city
HOA Fees and Amenities at the Ocean Club
Maintenance runs about $0.90 per square foot a month, which puts a 2,488 square foot condo near $2,240. The fee covers building repairs and insurance, common area upkeep, assigned underground parking, phone entry, on-site management, and bike storage. With only 15 owners splitting every major expense, it's worth asking for the reserve balances early.
What Residents Get
- Deeded private beach access steps from the lobby
- Heated oceanside swimming pool with sundeck and hot tub
- Private cabanas at the pool level
- Clubhouse with social lounges and a billiards room
- Fitness center with saunas
- Tennis and pickleball courts in the garden area
- Dedicated barbecue and picnic area
- On-site management contributing to round-the-clock security
As for pets, the association allows them within set restrictions, so ask for the current rules before making an offer. Buyers should also check how the building is handling Florida's structural reserve requirements. Older coastal buildings have been working through those inspections over the past few years.
Location of the Ocean Club in Boca Raton
You'll find the Ocean Club at 2401 North Ocean Boulevard in the 33431 ZIP code, on the west side of A1A with the beach right across the road. The Intracoastal and Lake Wyman are directly behind the property, which is what gives these condos water on both sides. Because preserve land surrounds much of this stretch, it stays greener than most oceanfront addresses. Downtown Boca Raton and Mizner Park are a short drive south, and this pocket of northeast Boca keeps you close to both. Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International sits about 21 miles away.
Top Destinations Close to the Ocean Club
- Gumbo Limbo Nature Center: Less than a mile south, a coastal preserve with butterfly gardens, saltwater tanks, and a sea turtle rehabilitation hospital.
- Red Reef Park: About a mile south, an oceanfront park known for its natural snorkeling reef and shaded picnic areas.
- James A. Rutherford Park: Roughly a mile west, offering nature trails, tennis courts, and frontage along the Intracoastal.
- Lake Wyman Park: Just across the water, with kayak launch access and boardwalks through mangrove habitat.
- Spanish River Park: Two miles north, the city's largest beach park, with grills, group pavilions, and tunnels running under A1A.
- Mizner Park: Around three miles south, downtown's open-air center for dining, shopping, and amphitheater concerts.
- Boca Raton Museum of Art: Set within Mizner Park, pairing rotating exhibitions with an active art school.
- Downtown Boca Raton: Restaurants, galleries, and nightlife clustered around Sanborn Square, a few minutes further south.
Education for Ocean Club Residents
Most buyers here are second-home owners or downsizers, but school zoning still matters for resale. The building falls under the Palm Beach County School District, with well-regarded campuses just across the Intracoastal. Besides those, a handful of established private schools sit within a short drive.
Elementary Schools
High Schools
- Spanish River Community High School
- Saint Andrew's School (private, PK-12)
- Pine Crest School (private, PK-8)
- Grandview Preparatory School (private)
Colleges and Universities
Healthcare and Medical Facilities Near the Ocean Club
- Boca Raton Regional Hospital
- Marcus Neuroscience Institute
- Eugene M. and Christine E. Lynn Cancer Institute
- Delray Medical Center
- West Boca Medical Center
- Cleveland Clinic Florida
- Sollis Health Boca Raton
- MD Now Urgent Care
Top 5 Alternatives to the Ocean Club in Boca Raton
Since small oceanfront buildings almost never have more than one condo listed, buyers usually watch several at once. These five are the closest comparisons.
- Aegean: Even smaller than the Ocean Club, Aegean holds just eight residences across two buildings on North Ocean Boulevard. Each floor carries a single unit reached by private elevator, with a staircase down to the sand. Privacy runs higher, though the amenity package stays lighter than a full-service building. Listings there surface even less often.
- The Addison on the Ocean: The Addison on the Ocean trades intimacy for services, with a larger residence count supporting concierge staffing and a fuller amenity deck. Buyers who want a doorman and daily management often prefer it. The trade is more neighbors sharing the elevator and the beach, plus a conventional single-exposure floor plan.
- Presidential Place: Presidential Place offers 42 oceanfront residences on the Boca Raton Resort grounds, with floor plans reaching roughly 5,000 square feet and private cabanas. Pricing sits well above the Ocean Club. Resort access comes with the address, though club membership is arranged separately and carries its own initiation cost.
- Marbella: Marbella sits directly on the sand with a larger unit count and a broad amenity program. Entry pricing generally runs below the Ocean Club, making it a practical option for buyers who value beachfront over half-floor scale. Expect a more conventional tower layout, with most residences facing a single direction rather than spanning the building.
- Mayfair: Prefer a downtown base to an oceanfront one? Mayfair places residents within walking distance of Mizner Park and Royal Palm Place. You give up direct beach access entirely, but gain a genuinely walkable setting and a lower entry price than A1A commands. Parking and dining sit within a few blocks.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Ocean Club, Boca Raton
How many condos are in the Ocean Club of Boca Raton?
Just 15 residences fill the entire building, arranged two per floor. Fourteen carry three bedrooms and one carries four. Even by boutique standards, that density is exceptionally low, and it means each landing serves only two homes. Buyers drawn to boutique buildings usually rank this among the smallest options along Boca Raton's A1A corridor.
Do Ocean Club condos have both ocean and Intracoastal views?
Yes, and that is the building's defining feature. Because only two residences share each floor, every home spans the full width with glass on the east and west elevations. Owners look out at the Atlantic on one side and the Intracoastal and Lake Wyman on the other. You get the sunrise and the sunset from the same home.
Does the Ocean Club have private beach access?
Residents have deeded access to roughly 300 feet of private beach frontage, reached in a short walk from the lobby. A heated oceanside pool, sundeck, hot tub, and private cabanas sit at the same level. Note that published figures for the beach frontage vary slightly by source, so confirm the exact deeded measurement during your review.
What are the monthly HOA fees at the Ocean Club?
Maintenance runs near $0.90 per square foot each month, placing a 2,488 square foot residence around $2,240. Fees cover building repair and insurance, common area upkeep, allocated underground parking, phone entry, on-site management, and bicycle storage. Since only 15 owners share every capital cost, reviewing reserve balances matters more here than in a larger building.
How often do Ocean Club condos come on the market?
Rarely, and the pace is worth planning around. Since only one residence sold during the year ending March 2026, comparable data stays thin. That sale took 175 days from listing to closing. It was asked at $1,075,000 and sold for $999,000. Buyers should expect long waits between opportunities, while sellers should budget for an extended marketing period.
Is the Ocean Club pet friendly?
Yes, the association permits pets, although restrictions do apply on size, number, or breed. That said, rules at small associations can change with board turnover more readily than at larger buildings. Request the current pet policy and application from management before writing an offer, particularly if your animal falls near any published limit.
The Mastropieri Group: Your Guide to Ocean Club Condos in Boca Raton
With decades of experience along Boca Raton's oceanfront, The Mastropieri Group, Realtors® know how a building like this trades. We'll tell you the moment a residence comes up, read the association documents with you, and explain what floor level and exposure are really worth here. Above all, our 2,000+ 5-star reviews come from clients we handled exactly that way, from the first showing through closing. So let's connect and find your spot on the water.
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