The Maxwell is a 23-residence Art Deco condominium under development at 306 NE 2nd Street in downtown Delray Beach, within walking distance of Atlantic Avenue. Unit 109 is a loft-style residence on the first floor with a ground-level bedroom and an upstairs mezzanine flex space, scheduled for groundbreaking in summer 2026.
The Maxwell is a 23-residence Art Deco condominium under development at 306 NE 2nd Street in downtown Delray Beach, within walking distance of Atlantic Avenue. Unit 109 is a loft-style residence on the first floor with a ground-level bedroom and an upstairs mezzanine flex space, scheduled for groundbreaking in summer 2026.
Building & Development
The Maxwell is a boutique project limited to 23 units across one-, two-, and three-bedroom floor plans. The building will feature key card entry and a secure parking structure with assigned spaces. Early reservation buyers have the option to combine adjacent residences, which is worth noting given the limited unit count and the flexibility it offers for creating larger configurations in a building this size.
Loft Layout & Interior
Unit 109 follows the Type A floor plan: an open-concept ground floor with kitchen, living, and dining areas flowing into a full bedroom suite with walk-in closet and full bathroom. The upper mezzanine level serves as a second flex space with its own full bathroom, giving the residence two complete bathrooms across a 927-square-foot layout. The kitchen features an island, and in-unit laundry is included. Bathrooms are outfitted with double vanities, a waterfall shower, and a separate tub area. Buyers will select from two finish packages.
Amenities
Building amenities include a rooftop pool deck, fitness center, outdoor kitchen, lounge areas, a conference room, and a dog wash station. For a 23-unit building, the amenity program is notable; smaller developments in downtown Delray Beach often forgo rooftop pool decks due to the cost-per-unit economics.
Location & Access
The property sits one block north of Atlantic Avenue, Delray Beach's primary commercial corridor, with direct pedestrian access to restaurants, retail, and the Pineapple Grove Arts District. The municipal beach at the eastern terminus of Atlantic Avenue is approximately one mile east. Palm Beach International Airport is a 25-minute drive north via I-95. For buyers who split time between downtown Delray and Palm Beach Island, the drive is roughly 30 minutes via A1A or the Intracoastal bridges. Downtown Delray's walkability and density of independent dining continues to draw buyers who prefer a pedestrian lifestyle over the gated-community model prevalent elsewhere in south Palm Beach County.
Key Features
- 23-unit boutique Art Deco building, groundbreaking summer 2026
- Loft-style layout with ground-floor bedroom and upper mezzanine
- Two full bathrooms with double vanities and waterfall shower
- Two available finish packages with early buyer selection
- Rooftop pool deck, fitness center, and outdoor kitchen
- Key card entry and assigned secure parking
- Walking distance to Atlantic Avenue shops and restaurants
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