Barr Terrace

The Roebling Research Desk · October 2026

Barr Terrace stands at 50 East Road on the east side of the Intracoastal, immediately north of Atlantic Avenue. Its location is a defining feature: the condominium sits at the meeting of Delray's waterfront and its main commercial street, rather than farther along the quieter residential stretches of A1A.

That relationship gives the building a particular place in the Delray market. The relevant comparison includes the route to restaurants and shops, the relationship to the bridge and the apartment's orientation. A water-facing residence and one facing toward the avenue may offer different daily experiences within the same address.

At a glance

• Address: 50 East Road
• Location: Delray Beach
• Ownership: Condominium
• Setting: Intracoastal waterfront immediately north of Atlantic Avenue

A tower close to the center of Delray

Barr Terrace is an established high-rise condominium, with apartment and penthouse configurations that vary substantially in size. Its architecture concentrates the residences vertically while preserving shared waterfront ground space. Height offers one kind of separation from the street; a lower residence may have a more immediate relationship to the water and landscaped areas.

The building should be understood as Intracoastal waterfront. Reaching the Atlantic beach involves traveling east from the property. An upper-floor view toward the ocean does not make an apartment directly beachfront, and those two settings should remain distinct in a comparable-property analysis.

Apartments and larger upper-floor homes

One marketed example, Penthouse 12G, is described as a three-bedroom home of approximately 3,400 square feet. It illustrates the presence of larger residences, rather than a representative size for the building. A penthouse should be compared with other large plans that offer similar room proportions and exterior space, not simply with an average apartment at the address.

Shared facilities are reported to include a pool, fitness space, social rooms, a barbecue area and staffed lobby functions. The facilities provide a residential service framework, but the current schedule and scope of staffing should be confirmed with the association.

Understanding a quoted monthly charge

The July 17, 2026 listing update for Penthouse 12G reported association charges of approximately $3,570 per month. This is a dated, apartment-specific example. It does not establish the amount for another residence, the next budget year or any separately billed assessment.

Nearby comparisons

Seagate Towers offers another central Intracoastal setting south of the avenue. Waterway North moves the comparison farther north, while The Dorchester introduces a cooperative facing the beachfront corridor. See the broader Delray Beach guide.

Contact The Roebling Team for a property comparison and an introduction to a licensed local Compass agent.