330 South Ocean Boulevard

The Roebling Research Desk · October 2026

The 330 Building sits in Midtown Palm Beach directly opposite the town beach. Its attraction is straightforward: a condominium address close to the island’s shops and restaurants, with the Atlantic across South Ocean Boulevard. Buyers looking for a substantial in-town apartment can compare it with nearby Lowell House and Dunster House while paying close attention to each residence’s layout and orientation.

At a glance

• Address: 330 South Ocean Boulevard, Town of Palm Beach
• Ownership: Condominium
• Recorded identity: Three Thirty South Ocean Condominium
• Era: County records identify 1977 construction
• Setting: Across the boulevard from the guarded town beach

The County property record confirms ownership type and the 1977 date. The address is separate from 330 Cocoanut Row, another Midtown condominium with a similar shorthand name.

Residences and setting

The building’s local market guide describes two- and three-bedroom apartments and private elevator landings. The County sample documents a two-bedroom apartment with an additional half bath, illustrating the practical difference between a generous guest-friendly plan and simply counting bedrooms.

View and floor plan should be considered together. An apartment positioned to look across the boulevard at the ocean may feel quite different from a residence oriented toward town. On a visit, compare the outlook from the main living room with the bedroom windows and the usable portion of the terrace. The beach relationship is an across-the-road one; that distinction matters when comparing 330 with buildings situated directly on the sand.

Services and amenities

Published building information identifies a doorman, on-site management, swimming pool, fitness facilities, club room and garage parking. The same guide describes a building generator and two parking spaces per residence. These last details deserve written confirmation of the actual assignment and generator coverage, rather than being treated as a promise attached to every listing.

What to know if buying

Check the arrival and service arrangements as carefully as the view. Ask which elevators serve the residence, how deliveries and renovation contractors enter, and whether the parking spaces are assigned, deeded or subject to reassignment. For the generator, establish which residential and common systems are supported and the latest service information. These details can make a considerable difference to everyday use of a small service building.

Request the current budget, reserve information and schedule of planned work before comparing monthly carrying costs with neighboring buildings. An updated interior does not describe the condition of shared building systems.

Explore Midtown and South Ocean Boulevard. Contact The Roebling Team for an introduction to a licensed local Compass agent for showings and building documents.