Carron House
Carron House is a smaller condominium within Boca Highland Beach Club and Marina; its association describes 44 homes sharing access to the larger coastal community’s facilities.
The Roebling Research Desk · October 2026
Carron House is a condominium at 4600 South Ocean Boulevard within Boca Highland Beach Club and Marina. Its association describes a 44-residence building, giving it a smaller residential scale than the campus's larger towers. The property is in Highland Beach, with the residences west of A1A and the shared beach club across the road.
That combination is the key to understanding Carron House: a contained apartment building within a broader amenity setting. A buyer can compare the immediate residential environment separately from the beach, tennis and marina facilities available through the master community.
Property details and costs
| Detail | Published information |
|---|---|
| Home sizes / plans | Reported two- and three-bedroom plans, with individual two-bedroom examples around 1,556 sq ft. The association describes 44 residences; verify individual plans and measurement basis. |
| Signature amenities | Shared Boca Highland beach club with pool, hot tub and gathering facilities, plus community tennis and marina. Current marina allocation and charges require confirmation. |
| Membership / access | Member residential community of Boca Highland Beach Club and Marina; governing documents establish current use rights and allocations. |
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: 4600 South Ocean Boulevard
- Location: Highland Beach
- Ownership: Condominium
- Established: 1982
- Setting: Boca Highland campus west of A1A, with separate beach club
A smaller building from the early 1980s
The town's inventory dates Carron House to 1982. It belongs to the same general development period as other parts of Boca Highland, but its smaller population gives it a different place within that collection. Shared campus facilities do not make the buildings identical in plans, outlooks or operating costs.
The building's west-of-road position should remain clear in a property description. Access to an oceanfront beach club does not make the residential parcel itself oceanfront. The route between apartment and club is part of the daily experience.
Apartment plans and practical scale
Marketed plans include two- and three-bedroom configurations, with reported two-bedroom examples around 1,556 square feet. Those figures illustrate the housing format rather than establish a verified range for every residence. Altered or combined homes should be assessed through their own plans.
The shared Boca Highland setting
Boca Highland's beach club provides an ocean-side pool, hot tub and gathering facilities. The master community also identifies tennis and a marina. These facilities broaden Carron House's recreation options beyond what might be expected from a smaller standalone condominium.
The marina operates through management allocation and applicable rules. A purchaser should establish availability, vessel suitability and current charges before treating boating as a practical benefit. A community marina is not an automatic right to a specified berth.
Comparing the building and community expenses
Carron House's own association and the master community should both be understood in the ownership review. Current statements need to show the charges applicable to the residence, while the documents establish use rights and maintenance responsibilities.
Nearby comparisons
Dalton Place and Braemar Isle provide larger-building comparisons within Boca Highland. Parker Highland changes the setting to a smaller direct-oceanfront building. See the Highland Beach guide.
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