3505 S Ocean Boulevard 10n, Highland Beach, FL 33487

Unit 10N at Villa Nova occupies the entire north side of the building from the Atlantic to the Intracoastal, creating a double-corner residence with ocean, coastline, and city views on three exposures. The 24-unit oceanfront building sits directly on the sand at 3505 South Ocean Boulevard in Highland Beach, built in 1987 and configured with keyed elevator access to a private foyer entry for each unit.

Unit 10N at Villa Nova occupies the entire north side of the building from the Atlantic to the Intracoastal, creating a double-corner residence with ocean, coastline, and city views on three exposures. The 24-unit oceanfront building sits directly on the sand at 3505 South Ocean Boulevard in Highland Beach, built in 1987 and configured with keyed elevator access to a private foyer entry for each unit.

Layout & Interior

The floor plan spans 2,659 square feet under air with an additional 817 square feet of exterior space in the form of a wraparound balcony that encircles the residence from the ocean side to the Intracoastal side. Floor-to-ceiling glass windows, glass doors, and glass balcony railings run the full perimeter, pulling in direct Atlantic frontage to the east and Intracoastal and city light views to the west. Three bedrooms and three full bathrooms are configured within the renovated interior.

Building & Security

Villa Nova is a 24-unit building with an attended lobby, fire sprinkler system, and security system. Each residence is accessed via keyed elevator opening to a private foyer, eliminating shared hallway corridors at the unit entry. One garage space conveys with the unit.

Location & Access

Highland Beach is a low-density coastal municipality between Delray Beach and Boca Raton along the A1A corridor. The town maintains its own police force and has no commercial zoning, which limits density and traffic along South Ocean Boulevard. Boca Raton Airport is approximately ten minutes west, and Palm Beach International Airport is roughly 25 minutes north via I-95. The Linton Boulevard bridge to the mainland provides direct access to Atlantic Avenue dining in Delray Beach, roughly five minutes north.

Key Features

• Full north-side unit spanning ocean to Intracoastal (double-corner exposure)
• Directly on the sand with Atlantic Ocean frontage
• Floor-to-ceiling glass with glass balcony railings on wraparound terrace
• Keyed elevator to private foyer entry
• 24-unit building with attended lobby
• Renovated interior with three bedrooms and three full bathrooms
• Coastline, ocean, and Intracoastal views with western city lights