Boca Beach Residences
A guide to Boca Beach Residences on Lake Boca, its 32-home scale, design team, marina setting and individual ownership considerations.
The Roebling Research Desk · October 2026
Boca Beach Residences is a 32-residence condominium at 725 South Ocean Boulevard, on Lake Boca Raton. The property places a small residential collection beside the water, with a marina component and landscaped grounds. Despite its name and South Ocean address, the defining frontage is on the lake.
The development is also associated with the Boca Beach House name in project material. Its legal condominium records use Boca Beach Residences. Recognizing both names helps connect the architectural presentation, individual apartment records and association documents without treating them as separate properties.
Property details and costs
| Detail | Published information |
|---|---|
| Developer / builder | Integra Investments and Key International; Sieger Suárez Architects; landscape design by Raymond Jungles. |
| Home sizes / plans | Developer collection: two to five bedrooms, up to 7,508 sq ft; confirm the measurement basis for the selected plan. County example Unit 303: 3,963 sq ft under air, a single-home example rather than a community range. |
| Signature amenities | Lake Boca frontage, landscaped grounds and an 18-wet-slip marina program; slip rights are individual and not assumed for every residence. |
To confirm for a purchase: property-specific association charges. An unstated amount does not mean that no charge applies.
Facts reviewed October 14, 2026. Proposed amenities and property-specific examples are identified above.
At a glance
- Address: 725 South Ocean Boulevard
- Municipality: Boca Raton
- Scale: 32 residences on approximately 3.2 acres
- Developers: Integra Investments and Key International
- Architecture: Sieger Suárez Architects
- Landscape: Raymond Jungles
- Water setting: Lake Boca Raton, with an 18-slip marina program
A small collection beside Lake Boca
The project's scale is part of its distinction. Thirty-two homes share a waterfront site where the relationship between building, landscape and water is more immediate than in a large inland campus. The design team combines a condominium building with grounds intended to remain a substantial part of the residential setting.
Lake frontage changes the character of the outlook. Boat movement, the opposing shoreline and nearby resort structures contribute to the view. A buyer comparing this address with an Atlantic building should consider those features directly, alongside the apartment's floor and exposure.
Residences and their outdoor relationship
Integra describes two- through five-bedroom residences, with the largest published plans reaching 7,508 square feet. That is a collection-level marketing description; the individual plan remains the proper basis for interior and outdoor-area comparisons.
A County record for Unit 303 identifies 3,963 square feet under air. It illustrates one apartment within the development, not the dimensions of a standard residence. Differences in bedroom arrangements, terraces and service circulation can be material within a small building.
The relationship between a principal room and its outdoor edge deserves particular attention here. A broad lake-facing living space may produce a very different experience from a plan that distributes water outlooks across several smaller rooms. The usable shape of the terrace should be read alongside its stated area.
Marina and club considerations
The developer identifies 18 wet slips alongside the 32 residences. Those two figures should not be combined into an assumption that every apartment has its own berth. The assignment, transfer and use of a slip belong to the particular purchase and marina arrangements.
The project description also refers to surrounding club and golf membership opportunities. Any current access, admission process and cost should be established independently of the condominium's location. A nearby resort and a private residential marina provide distinct services and rights.
Comparing the waterfront options
Mizner Grand provides an established, larger Lake Boca condominium comparison. One Thousand Ocean places the residence at the inlet and Atlantic shore. Royal Palm Residences offers a downtown alternative where the primary setting is the city rather than direct water frontage.
For Boca Beach Residences, a focused comparison should bring together the apartment, terrace, marina rights where applicable and association obligations. These details explain the property's practical appeal more precisely than its waterfront name alone.
Explore the Boca Raton collection, or contact The Roebling Team for a focused property comparison and an introduction to a licensed local Compass agent.
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