This direct Intracoastal end-unit townhouse sits on a point lot within Highland Beach Isles, a six-unit Mediterranean community with wide water views across the waterway. Built in 1979 with a primary bedroom extension completed in 1984, the residence offers Intracoastal, ocean access, and mangrove waterfront exposure in one of Palm Beach County's quieter coastal towns.
This direct Intracoastal end-unit townhouse sits on a point lot within Highland Beach Isles, a six-unit Mediterranean community with wide water views across the waterway. Built in 1979 with a primary bedroom extension completed in 1984, the residence offers Intracoastal, ocean access, and mangrove waterfront exposure in one of Palm Beach County's quieter coastal towns.
Recent Capital Improvements
The community has undergone a substantial round of infrastructure upgrades across all six units. New roofing covers the entire complex. Impact-resistant hurricane-proof glass has been installed throughout. The seawall received new pilings, structural reinforcement, and new pavers along its surface. A new dock and deck have also been added at the waterfront. Inside this unit, the air conditioning system is new, and the staircase and second-floor areas have been recarpeted.
Interior
The kitchen features newer appliances and durable cabinetry that has been recently replaced. The two-bedroom, two-bath layout spans 1,230 square feet under air across two levels. The primary bedroom, expanded in 1984, provides additional living space beyond the original floor plan. The Old Spanish and Mediterranean architectural detailing carries through the unit's design.
Outdoor Living & Water Access
A waterfront community pool is positioned at the corner of the property, adjacent to the Intracoastal. Optional private dockage is available to residents at a nominal annual fee. The point lot configuration delivers unobstructed views up and down the Intracoastal Waterway, a feature typically reserved for single-family parcels in this stretch of Highland Beach.
Location & Access
Highland Beach sits between Delray Beach and Boca Raton along a narrow barrier strip between the Atlantic and the Intracoastal. The town has no commercial zoning of its own, which keeps traffic and density low relative to neighboring municipalities. Boca Raton Airport is approximately 15 minutes to the west, and Palm Beach International Airport is roughly 30 minutes north. Ocean access from the dock runs south through the Boca Raton Inlet, approximately three miles by water.
Key Features
- Direct Intracoastal end-unit position on a point lot
- Six-unit boutique community with new roof across all structures
- Impact-resistant hurricane-proof glass throughout
- New seawall pilings, reinforcement, pavers, dock, and deck
- Optional private dockage available to residents
- Primary bedroom extended in 1984
- Waterfront community pool at the property corner
- New A/C system, newer kitchen cabinetry and appliances
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