ONIX Residences is a 26-unit boutique condominium completed in 2025 on SE 5th Avenue in Delray Beach, positioned three blocks south of Atlantic Avenue with city, Intracoastal, and ocean views from upper-floor units. Unit A-301 is a third-floor residence with 1,803 square feet under air, three bedrooms, and two bathrooms in a Colonial and European architectural vocabulary.
ONIX Residences is a 26-unit boutique condominium completed in 2025 on SE 5th Avenue in Delray Beach, positioned three blocks south of Atlantic Avenue with city, Intracoastal, and ocean views from upper-floor units. Unit A-301 is a third-floor residence with 1,803 square feet under air, three bedrooms, and two bathrooms in a Colonial and European architectural vocabulary.
Architecture & Finishes
The building exterior features natural fluted wood cladding and glass balconies with integrated landscaping at the street level. Interior finishes center on European White Onix stone accents used throughout the common areas and individual residences. The design language leans European in its material palette, with stone and glass carrying the primary visual weight rather than traditional South Florida tile and stucco.
Building Amenities
Common amenities include a heated pool with cabanas, a summer kitchen, and a fire pit on the pool deck. A fitness center and clubroom serve the building's 26 owners. The property includes one garage parking space per unit. With only 26 residences sharing these facilities, the ratio of amenity space to units is notably favorable for a building at this scale in downtown Delray.
Location & Access
The location on SE 5th Avenue places the building within a short walk of both the Atlantic Avenue commercial corridor and the public beach access points east of A1A. Delray Beach's Osceola Park neighborhood has seen significant redevelopment over the past five years, with new low-rise residential projects replacing older single-family lots and small commercial parcels. The city's zoning in this area favors boutique-scale buildings, which limits future density competition and preserves sightlines toward the Intracoastal and ocean.
Palm Beach International Airport is approximately 20 minutes north via I-95. Boca Raton sits 15 minutes south along Federal Highway or the interstate. The Brightline station in downtown Delray is accessible on foot, connecting directly to West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale, and Miami.
Key Features
- 26-unit boutique building completed in 2025
- European White Onix stone accents throughout
- Natural fluted wood and glass balcony exterior
- City, Intracoastal, and ocean views from third floor
- Pool, cabanas, summer kitchen, and fire pit
- Fitness center and clubroom
- One assigned garage space
- Three blocks to Atlantic Avenue and walkable to Brightline
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