Braemar Isle
Braemar Isle combines a tower and townhome component within Boca Highland, with separate oceanfront beach-club facilities and marina access governed by community rules.
The Roebling Research Desk · October 2026
Braemar Isle is a residential component of Boca Highland Beach Club and Marina in the Town of Highland Beach. The main tower is at 4740 South Ocean Boulevard, with a separate townhome component at 4744. The homes occupy the west side of A1A, while the community's beach club is on the Atlantic side.
The distinction between tower and townhome is central to the property. They share a community setting but provide different relationships to entrances, stairs, landscape and neighboring homes. The right comparison begins with the residential form rather than the Braemar Isle name alone.
Property details and costs
| Detail | Published information |
|---|---|
| Home sizes / plans | Town inventory distinguishes a tower at 4740 South Ocean Boulevard, dated 1982, and a separate townhome component at 4744, dated 1985. No comprehensive verified area range is established. |
| Signature amenities | Boca Highland beach club with pool, hot tub and social facilities; community tennis and marina. Slip allocation, availability and charges are governed separately. |
| Membership / access | Part of Boca Highland Beach Club and Marina; assigned marina use is subject to management rules rather than automatic entitlement to a particular slip. |
To confirm for a purchase: property-specific association charges. An unstated amount does not mean that no charge applies.
Facts reviewed October 16, 2026. Proposed amenities and property-specific examples are identified above.
At a glance
- Address: 4740 and 4744 South Ocean Boulevard
- Location: Highland Beach
- Ownership: Condominium
- Established: 1980s
- Setting: Boca Highland campus west of A1A, with separate beach club
Two components from the 1980s
Town records date the tower to 1982 and the separate townhome component to 1985. This establishes a phased residential history within the larger Boca Highland setting. It also explains why a single construction date or generic building description may not fit every offering.
The tower introduces elevation and a broad range of exposures. A townhome can instead place more emphasis on its individual entry and connection to the surrounding grounds. For a household deciding between an apartment and a house-like plan, those differences should be assessed before finishes or decorative upgrades.
Evaluating the plan and outlook
For a townhome, stairs and the placement of bedrooms become additional questions. A multilevel plan can separate guests from primary living areas, but it may not suit a household that wants all daily functions on one level. The nominal bedroom count does not resolve that choice.
Boca Highland's shared facilities
The master community identifies a separate beach club, tennis and a marina. The beach club includes a pool, hot tub and gathering facilities, providing an Atlantic-side recreation setting beyond the residential grounds. Property descriptions also identify Braemar Isle fitness and parking facilities.
Marina slips are assigned through management under community rules. Availability, vessel dimensions and current charges should be checked for the intended boat. An apartment purchase should not be described as automatically including a specific slip.
A layered ownership comparison
Braemar Isle's association obligations and the broader Boca Highland arrangements should be read together. The applicable statements need to identify what is included, what is billed separately and which rights transfer with the residence. A townhome and tower apartment may also present different maintenance questions.
Nearby comparisons
Dalton Place provides another tower within Boca Highland, while Carron House offers a smaller building. Regency Highland is a separate community with its own apartment-and-townhome mix. Explore the Highland Beach collection.
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