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Frequently asked questions
On the building, buying, ownership and what to confirm directly before you make an offer.
The building
At 725 South Ocean Boulevard, Boca Raton, Florida 33432, on a 3.2-acre site between Lake Boca Raton and the Atlantic Ocean. The building overlooks the lake, and the Boca Raton Resort & Club is next door by way of a connecting road.
Thirty-two, in a four-story boutique building: eight Lanai residences on the ground floor (101 to 108) and twenty-four Upper residences on floors two to four. The fourth-floor residences carry penthouse (PH) designations in the condominium records. Most homes have two private outdoor spaces, and the one facing the lake is outfitted with a summer kitchen.
Yes. The developer marketed the building as Boca Beach House Luxury Residences & Marina, and in MLS listing data and on most real estate portals the condominium appears as Boca Beach Residences. The address for both is 725 S Ocean Blvd, Boca Raton, FL 33432.
Sales launched in 2019, construction began in December 2020, and the building topped off in 2021. A temporary certificate of occupancy followed in October 2023, and owners began closing with the developer that fall.
Key International and Integra Investments developed it. Sieger Suárez Architects designed the building and its plans, Raymond Jungles, Inc. the landscape, and Linda Ruderman Interiors the amenity spaces. Full credits are on the Behind Boca Beach House page.
The developer published 16 plans, from 3,388 to 7,542 SF total square feet (2,582 to 5,029 SF interior), with one to four bedrooms plus dens and ceilings up to 10 feet. The figures are the developer’s, measured to the exterior face of exterior walls.
Lanai residences are on the ground floor, each with a private pool and a summer kitchen on the lake-facing terrace. Upper residences are on the floors above, looking across the lake. The Collections page compares them side by side.
Flow-through layouts with ceilings up to 10 feet and floor-to-ceiling impact glass. Kitchens and baths have Italian cabinetry by MiaCucina, kitchens have Gaggenau appliances, and recent listings describe European white oak and marble floors. Finishes vary by residence, since many owners have customized their homes.
Buying at Boca Beach House
No. The building is complete and the developer sold every residence, so what comes to market now is a resale. Ask us for current listings and pricing; the Listings page shows what recent resales have sold for.
You agree price and terms on a Florida contract, then review the condominium documents the seller provides, with seven days (excluding weekends and legal holidays) after receiving them to cancel, alongside your own inspection and financing. Our buyer’s guide walks through each step and the closing costs, and owners will find the same for selling in our seller’s guide.
Not often. With thirty-two homes in total, public records show about seven resales from January 2024 to mid-2026, and rarely more than two or three residences are on the market at once. Some change hands quietly before they are listed, and we can introduce you to owners considering a private sale.
Resales since 2024 have ranged from $6.3 million to $14.1 million, roughly $1,600 to $2,800 per interior square foot, depending on the plan, the level and the outlook. The highest so far, Residence 101 at $14.1 million in June 2026, was reported as a record for the building. The Listings page shows the confirmed resales.
A lakefront pool deck with a separate spa, a gazebo with a kitchen, a private marina, a fitness center, sauna, steam and treatment rooms, and five-star concierge services. The Amenities page covers each one.
The developer’s original offering included club membership for owners. Whether it transfers with a resale, and on what terms, is decided by the club and the association, so we confirm it for the specific residence before you commit.
Yes. The Gallery has building and residence photography, and Featured Videos has our video tours.
Ownership & fees
Association fees, assessments and the association’s finances are set by the association and change over time. We confirm the current numbers for the residence you are considering.
The fee depends on the residence and is set by the association’s annual budget. Fees have risen since the building opened, so older figures are out of date. We will send the current figure, and what it covers, for any residence you are considering.
Worth checking before any offer, and something that can change without much notice. We verify it directly with the association for whichever residence you are considering.
Budget and reserve information is available through the association. It is not something we can responsibly summarize secondhand, but we can help you request it.
Marina, parking & pets
The association sets marina, parking, pet and leasing rules, and they can change. We confirm each for the residence you are considering.
Yes, a private resident marina on Lake Boca Raton, with an attendant and an Aqua Room for paddleboards, kayaks and fishing gear. Listings describe slips for vessels up to about 50 feet, with no fixed bridges between the lake and the ocean through the Boca Raton Inlet. Some slips convey with a residence and others have been offered separately, so we confirm what comes with a given home.
Parking is in private, individually garaged spaces in the building’s underground garage. Most recent listings show two garage spaces with the residence, and some show three or four. We confirm what comes with a given residence.
Yes. Listings describe pets as allowed, with breed restrictions and a limit on the number per residence. The association sets the details, so ask us and we will confirm them for the residence you have in mind.
Leasing is permitted, subject to association approval of the tenant and a minimum lease term set by the association. Listings have reported different minimums, so we confirm the current rule before you rely on it.
