Location
Between the lake & the ocean
Poised between Lake Boca Raton and the Atlantic, Boca Beach House is described by its developer as the final remaining waterfront property available for development in East Boca Raton.
- Address725 S. Ocean Blvd.
Boca Raton, FL 33432 - SettingBetween Lake Boca Raton and the Atlantic Ocean
- Property3.2 acres overlooking the lake
- Residences32, in a boutique community
The setting
A secluded, landscaped oasis
The community offers the privacy and peacefulness of a lushly landscaped retreat, with the Boca Raton Resort & Club next door by way of a connecting road. The developer’s fact sheet describes the resort as a one-minute golf cart ride away.
From the residences, the focus is the water: Lake Boca Raton, its boats and the shoreline beyond.
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Next door
Boca Raton Resort & Club
A separate, privately operated resort on more than 350 acres, which traces its roots to Addison Mizner’s 1926 Cloister Inn. The details below are the resort’s own, as described in the developer’s brochure.
Access to and membership in the resort and its clubs are governed by the club and the developer’s documents, and amenities may change. Ask us for the current terms before relying on them.
Beach & pools
- Boca Beach Club on a half-mile-long private Atlantic beach
- Seven swimming pools, daybeds and private cabanas
- Beach attendants and the Ocean Bar
- Beach Club fitness center
Golf & tennis
- Two championship golf courses: the Resort Course and the Country Club Course
- Dave Pelz Scoring Game School
- 30 clay-based tennis courts (12 Har-Tru, 18 Hydro-Grid)
- Clinics, camps and one-on-one lessons
Spa & wellness
- Waldorf Astoria Spa, 50,000 square feet, inspired by the Alhambra
- Over 40 individual treatment rooms
- Ritual bathing areas, sauna, steam and whirlpools
Dining & water
- 13 venues, including Morimoto, Lucca, SeaGrille and The Blue
- The Palm Court overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway
- Marina and watersports: charters, catamaran cruises, paddleboards
- A private yacht club
Photographs show the neighboring Boca Raton Resort & Club, a separate property not owned by the Boca Beach House developer.
The city
Venice on the Atlantic
Boca Raton traces its place among America’s most prestigious resort communities to the 1920s, when society architect Addison Mizner envisioned a “Venice on the Atlantic.” His Spanish and Mediterranean style still defines the city.
Today, mature tree-shaded streets, a vibrant cultural scene, a growing selection of fine and casual restaurants and upscale shopping, and a robust business community support year-round and seasonal residents alike. The developer’s brochure notes that residents are minutes from championship golf, tennis, luxury shopping and live performances.
