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Sun and Surf, Palm Beach
Two seven story buildings at 100 and 130 Sunrise Avenue, 136 residences in all, at the ocean end of the street that runs past the Breakers' north gate. Built in 1977 and run with resort amenities, the complex trades on scarcity: in many seasons nothing is publicly available at all.
The Building
Sun and Surf is the complex in-town buyers circle when they want the beach without an oceanfront tower’s scale. Two seven story buildings, 100 and 130 Sunrise Avenue, hold 136 residences between the Breakers’ north boundary and the sand at the end of the street. The 1977 construction carries a resort program unusual for its size, and the location puts Royal Poinciana Way’s restaurants and the island’s north bridge within a short walk. The market behaves like a membership. Fifteen recorded sales closed in the last two years at a median near $3.9 million, the penthouse record reached $9.87 million in March 2025, and at this writing nothing was publicly listed in either building.
The 100 building anchors the ocean end of the block and the 130 building sits behind it, legally platted together as the Sun and Surf condominiums. Lines range from one bedroom pieds-a-terre to combined penthouses of house scale.
Fifteen recorded closings over the last two years at a median near $3.9 million and roughly $2,200 per square foot. Penthouse five at the 100 building set the record at $9.87 million in March 2025. Zero public availability at this writing is the building's usual state.
Sunrise Avenue meets the sand a few steps east, Royal Poinciana Way's shops and restaurants are two blocks west, and the north bridge puts the mainland ten minutes away. The Breakers is the neighbor across the street.
Scarcity sets the terms here. Lines rarely surface, combined units command the premium, and buyers with a specific stack in mind should be positioned before a listing exists. The 1977 building's reserves and recent assessments read well, and we review the documents with every client.
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Two seven story buildings hold 136 residences at the beach end of Sunrise Avenue, and in many seasons nothing is publicly for sale. Every recorded closing from the last two years, the penthouse record, and how prepared buyers actually get...
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At 100 and 130 Sunrise Avenue, the ocean end of the street just north of the Breakers. The beach is steps east and Royal Poinciana Way’s restaurants are two blocks west.
About 136 across the two seven story buildings, built in 1977. Lines run from one bedroom apartments to combined penthouses.
The recorded median over the last two years ran near $3.9 million, at roughly $2,200 per square foot. Penthouses set the ceiling at $9.87 million in March 2025.
Owners hold. Fifteen recorded sales in two years across 136 residences is a slow turnover rate, and many trades happen quietly between parties who already know the building.
The complex sits at the ocean end of Sunrise Avenue with the beach a few steps east. Upper east facing lines carry ocean views, and the building is best described as the ocean block rather than beachfront.
Seasonal owners who want the beach, the north end restaurants and a managed building with resort amenities, at a scale between the boutique co-ops and the big oceanfront towers.
We'd welcome the conversation.