Beachfront at Singer Island

The Roebling Research Desk · October 2026

Beachfront at Singer Island offers two residential formats at one oceanfront address: a condominium tower and a small collection of two-story townhomes. At 4600 North Ocean Drive in Riviera Beach, the distinction gives buyers more to consider than a preferred floor or view. The tower emphasizes elevated outlooks and single-level plans, while the townhomes provide a different arrangement of rooms and outdoor space.

At a glance

• Address: 4600 North Ocean Drive, Singer Island
• Municipality: Riviera Beach, Florida
• Ownership: Condominium community
• Residential mix: 51 tower residences and eight townhomes
• Townhome format: Two stories
• Developer: Toll Brothers
• Setting: Atlantic oceanfront

One property, two ways to live

The tower's typical arrangement of three residences per floor creates distinct apartment lines. Local building materials describe private elevator entry, substantial glazing and terraces, with layouts that differ in both enclosed area and outdoor proportions. Comparing those lines side by side is more useful than assuming all homes share the same relationship to the ocean.

The townhomes are a separate comparison within the development. Their two-level arrangement changes circulation, bedroom separation and the use of outdoor space. A buyer who wants the feeling of a house may find that format interesting, while someone prioritizing movement on one level may prefer a tower residence.

Neither format can be evaluated by a combined interior-and-exterior area alone. The shape and location of the space matter, particularly when a large terrace contributes significantly to a property's advertised total.

Beach and shared amenities

Beachfront's grounds connect the residential buildings with the ocean. Shared amenities described by local building guides include an oceanside pool and spa, fitness facilities, a theater or media room and a social room. A gated arrival and concierge services form part of the residential presentation.

Tour both the building entrance and the route to the beach. The relationship between a particular home, the pool and the shoreline can influence daily use as much as the view from the apartment itself.

What to know if you are buying

Start by identifying tower or townhome. For a townhome, ask which exterior areas, roof components and parking facilities are part of the unit or assigned for its use, and how maintenance responsibilities are divided. For a tower apartment, confirm elevator entry, terrace configuration and parking. Use the current condominium documents to compare these arrangements.

Our Singer Island community profile provides a broader shortlist. Contact The Roebling Team for a comparison brief and an introduction to a licensed local Compass agent who can arrange property visits and obtain current association information.