Unit 625 at Harbour House, known formally as Twenty Two Ninety Five South Ocean Boulevard, is a fully gut-renovated three-bedroom oceanfront condominium with ocean views from every room. The 1969 building sits directly on the Atlantic in the southern stretch of Palm Beach, and this unit has been reconfigured with an open floor plan that takes full advantage of the eastern exposure.
Unit 625 at Harbour House, known formally as Twenty Two Ninety Five South Ocean Boulevard, is a fully gut-renovated three-bedroom oceanfront condominium with ocean views from every room. The 1969 building sits directly on the Atlantic in the southern stretch of Palm Beach, and this unit has been reconfigured with an open floor plan that takes full advantage of the eastern exposure.
Interior Layout & Finishes
The renovation replaced the original compartmentalized layout with an open living concept oriented toward the ocean. The kitchen features a Downsview island with Miele, Wolf, and Bosch appliances, a configuration that prioritizes both cooking performance and sightlines through the main living areas. A separate wet bar serves the entertaining space independently of the kitchen.
The unit includes three full bathrooms and a half bath across 1,959 square feet under air. Storage was clearly a priority in the redesign, with extensive closet space built into the plan. The three-bedroom layout in a unit of this size suggests efficient proportioning rather than oversized secondary rooms, which is consistent with how the best Harbour House units are configured.
Building & Amenities
Harbour House occupies a 6.23-acre oceanfront parcel and provides a saltwater in-ground pool, attended lobby security, closed-circuit cameras, fire sprinklers, and one garage parking space per unit. The Colonial-style building is one of the legacy co-op and condo structures along South Ocean Boulevard that benefit from direct beach access and low density relative to newer towers farther south in South Palm Beach or Highland Beach.
Location & Access
The building's position on South Ocean Boulevard places it roughly two miles south of Worth Avenue and within a short drive of the Southern Boulevard corridor for access to I-95 and Palm Beach International Airport, approximately 15 minutes west. The stretch of South Ocean between Sloan's Curve and the Manalapan border has historically attracted buyers seeking direct ocean frontage at lower per-square-foot cost than the Estate Section or Midtown, though renovated units in buildings like Harbour House have narrowed that gap considerably.
Key Features
- Complete gut renovation with open floor plan
- Downsview kitchen island with Miele, Wolf, and Bosch appliances
- Ocean views from every room
- Separate wet bar
- Direct oceanfront building on 6.23-acre parcel
- Saltwater in-ground pool
- Attended lobby with closed-circuit security and fire sprinklers
- One assigned garage parking space
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